From Murder to Moldy Mayonnaise: Gypsy Rose Blanchard Files for Divorce
Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who gained widespread notoriety as a murderer committed by her mother, is once again making headlines. This time, it involves a less serious crime: divorce. She fell in love with Ryan Anderson while they were in jail, but the relationship has come to an end. The blame is either outdated groceries or the boy is serenading the girl at midnight. Due to food hoarding, a minor husband and couple have filed for divorce.
The couple has been married since 2022 when Blanchard was imprisoned for her mother’s death in 2015, all of whom say a minor conflict, claim that this is the cause of a big scandal.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard left husband Ryan Anderson over food hoarding and snoring, according to new report. PIC.TWITTER.COM/1RHYYM72ZN
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The contents seemed odd, as they were foods she never experienced in the Anderson’s home. They were more than odd, though. They were memories. There was Dee Dee Blanchard, diagnosed with Munchausen by proxy. Dee Dee never allowed Gypsy Rose Blanchard to be well. Due to this, she underwent treatments unnecessarily, which frequently crossed over into the falsehood of illness and Rose’s medical treatment . Was it triggering? That fridge reminded me of a time I didn’t own my own health.
It got worse when I found out about Anderson’s food stockpile. The logical next step was to declutter, removing old condiments and ancient vegetables. Anderson was crushed, though, because he enjoyed his “vintage.” This led to an argument.
This wasn’t the only marital hurdle the couple faced. Blanchard reportedly struggled with Anderson’s loud snoring. He also made a lot of heat while sleeping, like a small furnace. They had many sleepless nights. Their fridge was like a biohazard zone. It all proved too much for the young couple.
Blanchard revealed the break-up in March 2024 through social networks. Later that day, she filed for a divorce and a restraining order. The news took everyone by surprise, but the public could not but react to it. Blanchard’s experience is terrible. She had been used, tortured, and pushed into committing an atrocious sin. Her experience has become a sick fantasy.
Their story is still shrouded in mysteries and secrets. Thus, their brief marriage remains hidden from the public, while Blanchard and Anderson prefer to remain silent. Muting may appear in other forms. Was this unusual love story in prison a set up for unrealistic? Any fantasies about the perfect partner? Or the root of the problem was embodied in the sign, unmanifesting itself as snoring or improper cooking?
Only time and a complete interview can explain why Blanchard opened the next chapter and how it happened. Until then, the internet will decide. It will talk about a spoiled marriage with old cheese and sleep apnea.
