Gypsy Rose Blanchard has recently taken a significant step in her ongoing divorce proceedings with estranged husband Ryan Anderson. Court documents obtained by PEOPLE reveal that Blanchard has filed a temporary restraining order against Anderson, marking a new chapter in their complicated relationship.
The legal maneuver was initiated by Blanchard’s attorneys in the 17th Judicial District Court in the Parish of Lafourche, Louisiana. This development comes on the heels of Blanchard’s divorce filing against Anderson, who works as a special education teacher in Louisiana.
The public became aware of Blanchard’s separation from Anderson on March 28, just three months after her early release from prison. Following the announcement, she was seen spending time with her former fiancé, Ken Urker, sparking speculation about a potential reconciliation! However, Urker’s mother, Raina William, clarified that their interaction was purely platonic, emphasizing Urker’s role as a supportive friend to Blanchard during this challenging period…
“They are not back together,” Urker’s mother, Raina William, previously told the outlet. “They’re very cool. Ken is just being a supportive friend to her and that’s it. I think she’s a sweet girl. I think she’s made her mistakes and she’s trying to learn from them like anyone else. And I care a lot for Gypsy and I want to see good things happen for her.”
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Meanwhile, Ryan Scott Anderson has spoke out for the first time since he and estranged wife Gypsy Rose Blanchard split. “I’m not doing well with it,” Anderson, 37, opened up to the Daily Mail on Friday, April 6. “For me, it just came out of the blue.”
Reflecting on Blanchard’s past, which includes a high-profile murder case involving her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, and her then-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, it’s evident that she has faced significant hardships and legal repercussions. Despite her guilty plea to second-degree murder in 2016, Blanchard’s recent actions suggest a desire for a fresh start and a commitment to learning from her past mistakes.
As Blanchard navigates her divorce and legal proceedings, her interactions with supportive individuals like Urker and his family offer a glimpse of hope for her future. With a newfound sense of independence and a circle of caring allies, Blanchard is striving to move forward and carve out a positive path for herself after years of adversity.