Going Deeper with Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Ryan Anderson - “I Have a Voice Now”

[@arie_cush]

I’M SO READY FOR THIS!

[@Lexi-M]

I’m curious if she’s gone to visit her mom since she’s been released since I’m assuming she never got to go to a funeral for her.

[@charlie-5676y]

@@Lexi-Mher mom got cremated

[@TheFitchhung]

Her mom was flushed down a toilet!

[@Temekacarter]

@@Lexi-Mvisit her mom where her mom got flushed down the toilet

[@sugarsundae3400]

​@@Lexi-MShe can't visit her mum her mothers own parents flushed her ashes down the toilet 🚽

[@emilyelombardo1611]

Edit: She is messy as hell and media trained LOL Normalize changing your opinion after being presented with new information 🫶🏻 Gypsy is SO well spoken and confident in how she portrays herself. She takes accountability but is keenly aware of how her mother’s actions impacted her childhood and subsequent decisions. I don’t think it’s glamorizing “a murder,” I think it’s bringing awareness to those who are victims of munchausen by proxy syndrome. Happy for her!

[@jessicagillis4782]

she still had her mother killed, that isnt the right way to handle the situation

[@emilyelombardo1611]

@@jessicagillis4782 sure, but that’s only part of her story. She tried to run away and get out several times. Without proper education, she just did what she could to escape a situation.

[@jessicagillis4782]

she couldve gotten help, no one should ever justify a murder @@emilyelombardo1611

[@umokay5516]

@@emilyelombardo1611she has a phone, internet, nice neighbors, and could walk. Her mom was slow and sick. She had other options.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Sociopaths do that.

[@ShaelynGriffin]

The way Nick and Natalie handled this interview was amazing they were careful and companionate and still asked really good questions. Gypsy is so well spoken and comes across very confident her documentary was amazing and this podcast shed a lot more light into who she is and her story. I hope only amazing things happen for her after everything she has been through

[@myabriggs8967]

Excellent interview and Gypsy is a very intelligent well spoken young lady, she’s so humble and takes accountability, has growth and kindness in her heart. I love the way Nick and Natalie interviewed her with such respect, kindness and understanding.

[@nekotheratweeniee1980]

You took the words right out of my brain. I'm extremely impressed with her. I'm elated for her. Really, really warmed my heart watching this.❤️

[@brandihurst9781]

I can’t stand Ryan. He’s riding on her fame.

[@helenf.7221]

They’re great interviewers. It was so natural and the questions were great. They also let her talk at length. Really good podcast

[@idontheartliers]

what makes you think that? so weird. he didnt even have social media before he got with gypsy. hes just a supportive husband. im sorry you dont know how that feels? @@brandihurst9781

[@MeliPeanutz]

I'm so annoyed with the people saying that she holds herself accountable... Her favorite line is "Remember, I did not commit the crime, Nich did. He could have made a better decision, I know I asked him to do it but I am not a murderer, I could never had done that, I'am just an accessory" This rhetoric is so stupid and this is EXACTLY why she asked the guy who hear voices to do it!! It sounds just like if she pulled a gun trigger then said "I know I pulled the trigger but I didn't kill my mom, the gun did" its just as stupid... People are falling for her manipulations. She's fame and money hungry and it's given to her on a platter. If she came out and lived a quiet, discreet lifestyle out of the limelight I could have trusted her more. Gypsy is like her mother... both smart and troubled.

[@jadamc]

You know nothing about her as a person but you do know of her struggles. No compassion but just judgement, I think you take is awful and accounts for zero nuance.

[@LadyVSC13]

💯🎯‼️‼️‼️

[@acousticalien]

Literally. And the way she tries to make prison sound like it was easy and a fun place with parties so it looked like she didn’t really go to jail…. She’s disgusting

[@vanlearrose]

Ok after allll the interviews and lifetime specials, this might have to be the best and most insightful interview with Gypsy this far. She really gives all the answers here in a very chill setting. And you can tell she’s really trying to hold herself accountable for as much as she can rn.

[@TadiKAT]

Check out Hidden True Crime with Criminal psychologist Dr. John Mathias & wife, journalist Lauren ! ( if you want a deep dive). Be well ❤

[@vanlearrose]

@@TadiKATwill check it out! Thank you ❤️🙏🏽

[@pitbullgirlxo]

Def the best one yet!

[@ivansbhoobun]

Yess felt the same❤ amazing

[@evamarieborges7081]

I agree

[@babyave]

this was very enjoyable. i’m glad how you guys just asked her normal everyday fun things and didn’t just focus on her story. i’m sure she really appreciated just sitting down and talking like a normal person with you guys. much respect

[@dans5523]

I’m honestly mind blown at how eloquent, mature and self aware she is, not only for someone who endure a tremendous amount of trauma, but a “regular” person.

[@seemesmilingnana]

My thoughts exactly!

[@Justme-lx5oq]

I totally agree, like I am shaking my head how intellegent speaking she is? I have been following her, since I saw I think on 2020, or some crime show one night, and I was in hysterics seeing it. I was heart broken when I saw her got arrested? That was so OMG for me? And now seeing her here and out of prison, just is AMAZING, and I am so happy for her, that God has given her a chance to have a life now?

[@helenf.7221]

Imagine who she could’ve been back then without her evil mother. Im glad she is finding success now

[@danadawson9790]

She's so regular it's crazy she's quirky and cute I wish her the best. I can only imagine the type of person she would of been if none of this past tragedies would of happened

[@tourmii]

Level 10 charisma, I’m jealous lol

[@brookesealey8768]

You can just HEAR the therapy Gypsy Rose has been doing - in the way she talks… It’s amazing. So happy for her!

[@Mattslittlesister55]

She's happy because she's free.

[@heythere4469]

Legit question - how do we know her responses aren’t a result of a coaching by a good lawyer and publicist? There are a lot of ppl in the world who go to therapy and have learned the lingo but it doesn’t mean there’s deep change. Only time will tell.

[@brookesealey8768]

@@heythere4469 I highly doubt her publicist has quizzed her on what to say to a woman who’s struggling with her husband’s newfound sex drive but that’s just me!

[@thatgirl9532]

@@heythere4469 Agree with the person above just because I don’t believe Gypsy Rose is a horrible human however the fact that she didn’t even try to protect/advocate for the boyfriend who murdered her mother… she might not have done it but she encouraged him come on!! 🙄

[@l.Marissa.l]

⁠@@heythere4469you’ve got a point. Don’t forget she had a lot of that with her mom. But it’s possible therapy has helped her learn to think for herself and not let others control and manipulate her.

[@ApolloTheGermanShepherdPup]

My psychology class touched briefly on munchausen by proxy and used Gypsy’s case as an example and even said her case is really what brought it to light.

[@ferwasborn4this]

So true I’ve never heard of MBP before this case.

[@twilit]

@@ferwasborn4thisi’ve heard of it it’s not uncommon sadly

[@corablah9809]

​@@twilit that isn't true. It's incredibly uncommon, it's not a typical, common mental disorder like anxiety, depression, bipolar. You will rarely cross a parent with munchausen by proxy tbh

[@carolinepayne1442]

@@corablah9809what is your expertise in this area to be able to say that?

[@issabellrevere8205]

@@corablah9809 Unfortunately, I think you’re mistaken. I’d do some research on this disease. 180,000 reported patients of MBP is literally too many.

[@ciaraskeleton]

People keep criticising Ryan but to be honest I see how Gypsy would be so in love with him. Even the man's voice is soothing. Can you imagine after allllll of the chaos she's been through, meeting someone whos calm, slow to anger, quietly confident, genuinely loyal, willing to go to therapy etc. They're very yin and Yang. It's a lovely balance. They're so unbelievably sweet together. ❤

[@Angiehagman]

He does have a great voice👍

[@FernStone]

his voice is actually amazing !

[@briannamorales6722]

True people are just shallow to talk about anybody

[@novemberday8277]

He literally looks like Dee Dee and she never matured while she was in prison. He's dating an evil child.

[@lc4life369]

Why do you think he's In love with gypsy? Just wondering. Cause I think that's what people are criticizing the most.

[@brandeelopez5121]

Nick and Natalie handled this interview with such care and compassion❤ thank you for being so vulnerable Natalie ❤️

[@nicolegarrow2049]

I’m so glad she chose to be interviewed by Nick. He’s the best. What a great thing for his channel and the whole world to hear her story, in her words. We love you Gypsy!!! And great job Nick!!!

[@tashaax1993xanimalloverx]

Confused y two women are introducing it....

[@janettt0312]

It was just an intro/preview of a new podcast coming.

[@SassyShell13]

She's does interviews with anyone that asks lol

[@Sarah-xm4jy]

She doesn’t “identify” as a murderer because she didn’t physically do it. Man oh man back to jail. The fact that she’s famous and manipulating everyone around her is insane

[@catrinaverdone7664]

Same with Charles Manson

[@marygarrett9724]

@@catrinaverdone7664Charles Manson didn’t go through what she went through!!!

[@ymcl2020]

@@marygarrett9724How do you know?

[@tippytalk]

She doesn’t identify as a murderer lol. lol, lol. ‘I did not do the deed’ I just manipulated someone else to do it for me. Brilliant or truly evil? Maybe both?

[@Hannahgarriott]

Definitely the best interview with Gypsy I’ve seen so far! Her responses are so professional and thought out.

[@kerriweiss9900]

Out of all the interviews I’ve watched with Gypsy, this was by far the best. Your questions were so appropriate and created such a naturally comforting space for Gypsy and Ryan.

[@khalisharagbir5356]

Wellllllll this bit where they spoke about Ken really didn't age well... imma need nick to talk about this soon 😂

[@jasminvalles2879]

For sure when people haven’t experienced trauma with their parents, they tend to think you must hate them, but it’s actually so much more complex of a relationship. I definitely see where she’s coming from.

[@arielthompson7682]

I love this interview. But, Ryan, if you're seeing this, let your woman talk without trying to interrupt or talk over her, especially when it's her story. Other than that, I think they're cute together and this interview is awesome. I love the way he stands up for her

[@LovelyRuthie]

I had this dynamic with my husband - I think Ryan is just so enthusiastic about Gypsy that he can't help but want to talk, talk, talk. He doesn't solely do this with Gypsy either; this seems to be his communication default. I have to work really hard not to do this, as taking turns in conversation when I'm knowledgeable or enthused about a subject is not my strong point. You can see he comes from a good place & wants the best for her & for them both. I wish them the very best.

[@angieeemmmarie]

I felt like he did it more to defer her from talking about things he didn't want her talking about.

[@lc4life369]

I didnt even notice but i went back and watched. It seems he is just excited. It also wasnt gypsys story that he was interupting. It was both their story. I think this is pretty normal for a new couple because people get so happy and excited. You can see it on their face. I cant imagine them being so calm and taking turns talking like they had been together doing a podcast for years. People would think they arent into eachother at all. Its not like he was trying to be rude and talk over her. He was just excited to talk about their life together. Sorry he broke a podcast rule and you couldnt understand them both talking at the same time.

[@lc4life369]

​​@@angieeemmmariethats odd. Because he was talking about the exact same thing she was. Just adding in details she was missing. Like with the probation officer. I feel bad for you if thats really how you feel. You must look at everything in a negative light😢

[@lc4life369]

​@@LovelyRuthieexactly

[@lexiaaforever437]

For someone who hasn’t had much education… she really speaks well. Shes had time to go through therapy & become who she wants to be . You can tell she’s really thought about everything & she aware of what’s happening. This was the best interview she’s done. Yes I saw her documentary where she didn’t understand why her parole officer wanted her to leave the state … She just needed time to realize Yes you are free to socialize in the Real world & become a civilian again BUT you aren’t legally free just yet. Once’s she’s legally free she’ll have all the time to truly enjoy that accomplishment.

[@Thesantanders]

You're right. She probably used to hear her narcissistic mother talking 24/7. I bet her mother had a very large vocabulary.

[@justhaleymarie9140]

@@Thesantanders while in prison she did get an education luckily…

[@halomerric8611]

Shes had a lot of practice manipulation. Learned from mom and then went to prison to learn more manipulation techniques from others. She was a smart girl naturally but was raised in toxic environment. Reminds me of Megan Markle 😮

[@jazzypoops]

what makes you think she doesn't have much of an education??

[@Thesantanders]

@@jazzypoops Good question. She could have studied while locked up.

[@minely5885]

I am a lawyer and I cannot believe any lawyer WOULDN'T take this case!

[@theunhingedjournee]

Same. I think it's because she still attached to the stigma of conspiring to kill her mother, so a lot of lawyers are iffy about it which is not right though because these doctors need to be held accountable.

[@theunhingedjournee]

Same. I think it's because she still attached to the stigma of conspiring to kill her mother, so a lot of lawyers are iffy about it which is not right though because these doctors need to be held accountable.

[@jessnstovall2010]

I immediately thought of Kay Van Wey who handled the malpractice cases for the victims of Duntch aka Dr Death in Dallas. It was the first time a Dr was convicted for things that happened in the OR

[@Tleaves7]

One eventually will. It's probably best to let the heat settle down around her for a little bit anyway. She needs to just relax and settle into her new life for a while before bringing more stress into like a lawsuit.

[@alexandriafoor3085]

I wonder if it’s not only the stigma but also just the overwhelming large amount of doctors who contributed TO the malpractice. All of this originated in Louisiana and DeeDee said records were lost during Katrina and regardless of how accurate and true those records are or are not, they may actually be lost. 🤷🏻‍♀️ However the specific neurologist from Mercy Hospital in Springfield Missouri SHOULD be held liable criminally and have his license revoked. He acknowledged the presence of munchausens, documented it, and then backed up his excuse for failure to report. He’s a MANDATED reporter. A negative muscle biopsy, clear and unremarkable scans, normal reflexes, and no lower extremity atrophy SCREAMED munchausens and he flat out ignored it.

[@antonioccortes]

makes me admire her even more the fact that she's using her platform to advocate for change. she could've just laid low and moved on with her life (and trust me she's EARNED it) but instead she's there trying to be a beacon of hope to so many victims. brave woman!

[@اميرمادرا]

I agree with you

[@dylanpaz2003]

She’s also a murderer/hitwoman so

[@athenageorge9047]

So brave!!! I said the same thing, she could have changed her name and went on live in the silence and I agree she definitely deserves it, but instead she’s shining a light on something that a lot of people have never even heard about! I’ve never been more proud of someone I don’t even know.

[@Zoe-xx4yu]

OOF I pray 🙏 you don't get conned / swindled in life truly - bc your comment worries me 😮

[@EverythiingASMR]

😂😂😂😂

[@LauraOfTheValley]

Her mother pulled her out of school and socially isolated her for years, yet, here she is, incredibly well-spoken, articulate, her emotional intelligence is astounding and her self-awareness is also impressive. She's going to do big things! I'm rooting for her

[@assyrianprincess3]

Gypsy and Natalie, thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story of SA. We love you and stand by you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Monkey-fc9nc]

A lot of us have SA stories unfortunately.😢

[@brookesealey8768]

@@Monkey-fc9nchey. I don’t know you but I’m sending you lots of well wishes and positivity your way!

[@kyleemeg2171]

@@Monkey-fc9ncI also don’t know you but I’m healing right with you💜🕺🏼

[@Adv18]

I read somewhere that 97% of women have been sexually harassed at some point in their life.

[@JD-pd3gl]

I’ve thankfully never experienced that, but I stand by you & wish you all healing❤️❤️❤️

[@tina7147]

The doctors are the worst part of this story. Treating an abused child with surgery & prescriptions is very scary.

[@JessicaBuena000]

Deedee drugged her to create the symptoms. Her medicine cabinet labeled medications with what they are for and side effects. I read that Deedee was a trained nurse.

[@Michelle-pd2fr]

100%! If they would’ve done their jobs instead of just listening to her mother, tons of those medical procedures wouldn’t have been done

[@JennyyxBbyy]

And so many of them! They completely failed this girl.😢

[@FlwrCats76]

Right! And obviously very thankful for medicine and doctors, but it really does show how it's a profit industry. They make money off people being sick and staying sick. Their job isn't to get to the root cause, it's to treat it (throw prescriptions at it). Ugh, Poor Gypsy!

[@kassiekeltner605]

Not advocating for the doctors because I definitely agree but remember the found stolen script pads in her house. Which means dee dee was writing her own scripts for gypsy. That is also scary!

[@bellacucci3406]

Take a shot every time ryan says "It was one of those where..." 😭

[@jhughes5285]

Cheers 🍻

[@gabrielaromay7244]

Ryan looks like a big gentle giant . He seems so sweet!

[@Alexiax13]

I agree and I really hope they work out

[@hailiballard]

weird comment

[@boomeradley8748]

he wasn't sweet in the documentary during their phone calls and probably wasn't sweet when she was trying to get the annulment

[@kathytracy7952]

She tried to get a annulment?

[@Collegestudent23]

@@boomeradley8748why would he be sweet during an annulment? Thats weird to point out.

[@barbaragomez228]

“I didn’t do the kill” but if it weren’t for her, her mom wouldn’t be dead. It was her idea, she got the weapon, she created the plan. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jamelofswords]

Agreed. I’m one of the few who is not on team Gypsy. I’m sad for what she went through but…she chose to be a manipulative person and then acts like “Oh well. He did the kill so ☺️” it makes me cringe

[@fabiolaaranda4960]

Erin caffey had her family killed and she is life in prison. It's crazy how some get life and some don't. If someone hires a hit man some people get life.

[@TheMaladjusted]

She turned down therapy in prison. She doesn't think she's done anything wrong. She's in a permanent delusional state with way too much emotional immaturity.

[@Rawrrmarisaj]

I think Ryan and Gypsy should have a podcast. Ryan’s voice and accent is super soothing and of course both of them are awesome

[@lucilatham8277]

YES

[@loroandnikki9353]

Yes,yes,and yes!

[@Crystalphyre]

I agree!

[@shawnzie10]

Nah, she does not need ryan.. on a podcast

[@miadaniel294]

right !

[@idontheartliers]

this was honestly the best podcast I watched with Gypsy. I really did such an amazing job during this interview. I feel like gypsy really did such a great job, expressing the growth that has taken place in her life over the past almost a decade. Hands down best interview Ive watched.

[@guidothechihuahua4035]

I have absolutely no respect for someone who doesn’t take responsibility for her actions, especially regarding Nick. Who says that about a boy who’s not capable of making rash decisions! He’s NOT a typical man who would suggest doing the right thing. Although I feel bad for her entire situation, she needs therapy and is definitely an accomplice to murder regardless of rather the state recognizes it or not

[@rickiericktv3320]

Thank you!

[@Evie534]

Yes, she is definitely an accomplice to murder, and it seems like she likes to downplay this. She DID take advantage of someone who doesn’t seem to have the mental capability to make proper decisions. I just don’t like how she brushes off that she really didn’t do much when it comes to being involved in murder

[@KeepUp5438]

Why is every second comment about how well spoken, or articulate, or intelligent she is? She always was, the innocent sick child part was an act! She was 23 at the time of the crime and extremely intelligent.

[@mylittlerebornfarm756]

SHE PLANNED the whole dam thing SO UNFAIR FOR NICK!

[@caseycat]

36:56 this part kinda bothers me because on The View she said "i am a murderer." She is the one who told Nick that she wanted him to kill her mom. She stole the knife from walmart, researched methods, instructed Nick via video on where her moms bed was....she IS a murderer just as much as Nick is. Saying Gypsy isnt a murderer is like saying Charles Manson isnt a murderer because he wasnt the trigger/knife man. Don't like that...

[@kathytracy7952]

Actually Charlie wasn’t a murder either and no proven he told them to do it imo

[@maddieboggs1040]

because her lies are catching up with her... I think she actively participated in the stabbing

[@allusernamesweretaken]

manipulation at the finest and seems to be working on 90% of these fools who watched this interview and still side with a murderer while being in denial

[@Evie534]

Yeah, she seems like she’s backtracking and trying to make herself look as blameless as possible as far as the murder

[@caseycat]

​@maddieboggs1040 I think so too. Things are not adding up. Why did Nick insist that he only stabbed 4 times? He was adamant. Something is fishy. Nick did say he had a secret that he was gonna take to the grave with him....he said that gypsy didn't stab her mother but what if one of her PERSONAS did?? I could see this happening.

[@baristabev9517]

You can tell she’s done a lot of reflection on all aspects of her crime and this is one of the better interviews with her I’ve seen

[@savannahp8686]

She is so manipulative and doesn’t take accountability for her actions. It’s honestly disgusting that kid was on the spectrum and she manipulated him into doing this for her! So disgusting I pray she changes. She ruined that poor kids life. 🤨

[@nataliewattman1266]

Girllllll. She was abused and had surgeries and medical intervention for issues she DIDNT have. She DOES take accountability, multiple times saying this was the WRONG way to go about it

[@anniekay3564]

Gypsy absolutely DID NOT have counceling while in prison. This fact was in her own documentory.

[@emilylowry9024]

It’s so nice seeing gypsy be able to hold someone’s hand properly and not having to watch what she has to say and her hand be squeezed ❤

[@nancyguzman8756]

Not her trying to use technicalities of the laws in her state to deny being a murderer 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Lili-IY]

She acts as if Nick found her to kill her mom! She asked him and even made him change the date to 1 day sooner! She is delusional ! She is actually scarier than Nick is! We know what Nick is capable of and he is honest about it! She is not!!!

[@halomerric8611]

Shes dangerous because she her demeanor looks sounds innocent. But people who are surface thinking won't read between the lines.

[@taylorwtulich452]

It seems like Gypsy’s step-mom is such a good support person for her 🥺❤️

[@Alexiax13]

She said she’s the mom she’s always wanted and I’m happy for her

[@ParodyPatty]

I adore her step Mom Kristy. She is Gypsy's rock.

[@lisasoltis2126]

I agree! Kristy needs recognition too! She seems amazing for Gypsy! The kind of mom she needed! ❤

[@ktoo303]

If you watch Gypsy’s new docu-series your heart will melt!! Kristy is such a sweetheart, Gypsy calls her Mom, she said she was her mother figure, and the first thing Kristy did when Gypsy got locked up was put her hand to her hand on the glass barrier and tell her she loves her 😢❤

[@blahblahblah33]

@@ktoo303where can I watch this??

[@WeAreCaylee]

Excuse me? She masterminded the entire crime and she has the audacity to sit there acting like she did nothing wrong. Why don't you interview the guy she put in prison for the rest of his life? How's he feeling these days? She's not a celebrity. She's a criminal.

[@urarevolution]

So impressed by how self aware, informed, and well-spoken Gypsy is. Nick asked a great question about whether we should be holding her doctors accountable. Their dialog immediately made me think of the ‘Take Care of Maya’ doc on Netflix and how skewed the other side of this conundrum really is (and for good reason). It was a relief hearing Gypsy herself bring the doc up and the imbalance her tragic case inevitably contributed to. Her current awareness and understanding of the nuisances of MSP paired with her high-profile advocacy is going to change lives. Appreciate the pod and overall thoughtfulness to this interview.

[@purplepills3]

Timestamp?

[@bil1141]

​@@purplepills3The conversation about doctors accountability starts at 38:18 but the part about the documentary take care of Maja is at 41:44

[@MsLambchop]

You watch a lot of documentaries, don't you?

[@ThatLadyInDallas2024]

She should be forbidden all social media & internet & be made to pay restitution from her crime proceeds.

[@ariannaarredondo1641]

This is refreshing, I’m barly 15min into this video and I finally get to hear her now and to what she wants to do! Not so much her past 😊 she’s matured so much! I’m so proud of how much she has accomplished and I wish her nothing but the best! ❤

[@NellyBlyAlibi]

I was really uncomfortable with the question about Gypsy’s first experience of sexual intimacy with her husband. I wondered why this is something we feel we have a need or a right to ask of someone. If she had offered to share this of her own volition, that would be different. This is coming from someone who is very open discussing and engaging sexually. But this oh so vulnerable moment of coming together of two people, especially one with Gypsy’s past of being sexually exploited -it’s not our business to ask to be privy to the story. Certain human experiences have elements of the sacred.

[@JadeIsraeal]

She brought it up

[@orionshomeproductions]

but then they dug deeper and asked again@@JadeIsraeal

[@nevaehgarrett8680]

she’s obviously comfortable talking ab her sex life apparently that d is fire🤣

[@orionshomeproductions]

she shared what she was comfortable sharing and went ont o other things and they were like wait nope tell us more about that@@JadeIsraeal

[@NellyBlyAlibi]

@@JadeIsraeal Did she? I must have missed it. That would change things.

[@priskennedy9751]

Gypsy gave me chills. So unaware of why she went to prison.

[@purplepills3]

This aged extremely well 😂😂😂😂

[@kaseydior.91]

Hahaha

[@MoonWitch77]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lgpeace]

I think Gypsy has a lot of compassion to offer to the world. We need people like her.

[@ajordan1976]

Seriously? She's a murderer! This is insane.

[@lash4118]

nobody needs a murdering liar

[@micaellamcelmurry7390]

Gypsy seems so genuine and sweet!! I’m glad she gets to live her life now🩷

[@tinaschultz1976]

Agreed ❤

[@catandthemoon]

I really enjoyed this episode. Being fully transparent, I wasn't subscribed before this episode, and I'm so glad I am. I love the productivity of the conversations, the way Nick guides the conversations with his guests, and how much insight/perspective he shares. So good! Also, Natalie... drop dead gorgeous and super down to earth. Hope she becomes a regular. Can we please have Gypsy and Ryan back on?? I feel like yall oddly mesh so so well and this was such a good listen ❤

[@ashleywilks6500]

She played that dude who killed her mom. She knew he was sick in the head and played into it so he would do it for her... She's not being 100% honest

[@kathytracy7952]

She was a bit sick also during that time she was desperate and thought he loved her

[@sugarsundae3400]

He admitted he had fantasies of murder and r@pe before he met Gypsy he was arrested for masturbating in front of kids in MacDonalds while watching r@pe porn and carrying a knife, he would of killed someone eventually if it wasn't Gypsys mum.

[@sugarsundae3400]

​@@kathytracy7952I don't think he loved her he just wanted someone he could control and dominate sexualy and he found that person in Gypsy.

[@milwaukeemotor5995]

its a sin that she persuaded this other guy to kill her mom

[@sugarsundae3400]

@@milwaukeemotor5995 It's a sin what her mother did to her.

[@Itzezyyyy]

She seems super chill after being in prison almost nine years but like she said at least she wasn’t confined and had friends but wow mature and well spoken, actually has herself together and happily married. Love that for her, she deserves this happy ending after everything

[@Like_a_good_Nybor]

It is a miracle that someone from this small town from this dysfunctional family who was put in an impossible situation at such a young age came through it with such grace, such a grasp on her situation. She OWNS her accountability, seems so incredibly kind and sweet and down to earth, communicates so clearly and with humility and poise and ease despite everything she has been through. I find so much joy in her freedom that now gives her a platform to share her perspective and her candidness. She deserves to be recognized and forgiven and appreciated for all the light and awareness she will bring to MPB and its victims.

[@moniandali]

She declined therapy for 8 years in prison, broke her parole twice, her husband was inappropriate with children......She's such a fraud

[@Ouita]

I can never get over the fact if they had sex in the same same house as her mother’s dead body I can never get over the fact of her cringing voice trying to sound like a five-year-old child in the hotel room bragging about him eating her next … how she said it made her hot and turned on to kill her mother depending on who she’s talking to she changes her voice to get as much attention and sympathy she can from whoever she is communicating with …she really sounds like a five year old child when she wants to is disgusting 🤮… I think she has never not once shown remorse… getting on here still justifying what you did is mind blowing.. I’m not a real smart lady but I’m not stupid either but… I know this lady isn’t profiting from bragging on a pod cast about how she wasn’t the one who actually killed her 🤯🤯🤯 this world is crazzzyyyyy

[@ajordan1976]

"I don't identify as a murderer"

[@SarahCowdrey-pn6jd]

you'd never know. the human bends into wild places my dear

[@ndlamont01]

Gypsy is doing so well and I'm so proud of her and hapoy for her. I am so scared for Gypsy though in terms of Ryan. Ryan definitely gives off obsessive "if I can't have you no one can" vibes. She was unsure about the marriage and he forced her hand while in prison. When you "love" someone you do what makes them COMFORTABLE. He pitched a hissy fit over possible delaying the marriage, refused to consider just getting to know each other outside of prison and have the marriage later at the advice of her family and Gyspy herself during the documentary. When she asked for an annulment he said, "Well we're married now so👹🤭🤷🏽‍♀️". Since the annulment atory got leaked, its reasonable to consider Gypsy may now feek obligated to prove everyone wrong and atay out of spite. Women do this all the time, stay in uncomfortable situation because everyone else is looking for them to fail. He had love at "first sight" seeing her during the trials on TV when she was looking like a 13yr old... child😬. If he was in a healthy place with her and not obsessed, he would have not forced the marriage period. I'm quite sure he otherwise can be a very down to earth decent guy. But when you become dangerously obsessed with someone like he is, she's now for the 3rd time being held hostage.

[@stefjonas17]

I think I was a little iffy about Gypsy and almost felt ppl were glamorizing her story but this interview made me see her in a different light. She’s so well spoken and compassionate. I’m a fan after this interview. I really hope life does her well 💕

[@rossgonzalez2421]

Es increíble verla tan bien, tan desenvuelta, tan bien hablada. Obviamente pagó por lo que hizo, ahora a vivir y recuperar tantos años. Go Gypsy!! Good energy for you ❤️

[@destinyl4029]

Murder is murder, most of you would do well to remember that, instead if idolizing it.

[@geebutteree4755]

Being British and living in the uk, until this morning I had never even heard of her, her story is unbelievable, I’m glad prison has helped her and she seems to have found a genuine rock in her husband , good luck to you both 🤗

[@_SpookyHallowQueen_]

I wish the absolute best for Gypsy and Ryan. She’s turned into an amazing young woman and has her whole life ahead of her 🖤

[@ningyding]

Nick and Nat clearly made this a fun interview for Gypsy. Great job after she’s had to go through a media tour: I’m sure it took a toll, and this seemed like a breath of fresh air for her. I’m wishing her so much happiness. And looking forward to hearing about where you guys go on your double date!

[@WelcomeToOurJourney]

She hasnt HAD to. Shes CHOSEN to and shes clearly enjoying it. Its ridiculous

[@pixelpond378]

⁠@@WelcomeToOurJourneyShe’s using the opportunity to speak for herself since everyone else has told her story for her. She has every right to do that (and want that). Not to mention, she probably needs the money.

[@NellaBby98]

I feel she needs to take more responsibility for the death of her mother. She is the reason her mother is dead, Nick wouldn’t have done it if Gypsy didn’t insist on it. Yes the way she grew up was fucked up but she fought fire with fire. She definitely is a murderer even if her hands are clean, her gloves aren’t.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

Gypsy Rose was tormented & tortured, physically, mentally and emotionally, from the moment she entered this world, by the one person on this earth that should have protected and cared for her. Her understanding and ability of being able to tell right from wrong HAD TO BE skewed beyond recognition at the time she was involved in the planning of this crime. She did her best in finding herself and healing herself in prison. That should tell everyone all you need to know about how bad her life was before she was sent to prison, if prison was where she matured and healed. The idea she doesn’t still hold any ill will towards her mother is simply amazing. I am wishing her all the best in the world, she deserves to live a peaceful life, for the first time in her life. She deserves any attention she wants too. She mostly deserves for people to stop judging her as if she’s some character in their favorite TV show, she’s a real person, not a character you get to control. She doesn’t owe any of you any-damn-thing. This young woman has the world ahead of her now, and I hope beyond all hope she makes the best of it.

[@aspenrobinson8797]

ACTUALLY it is the total opposite for me . I wonder if her upbringing was as bad as she says because she sounds very confident and well spoken here , inquisitive etc....You just don't change your entire personality in prison for 8yrs surrounded by mostly people lying, conniving, stealing, backstabbing, scamming, harmful , killing etc...and come out a new solid person . It seems she has had some , atleast , home schooling and made to feel confident, well spoken and intelligent ....that just doesn't come from doing time surrounded by felons .

[@dawno620]

Gypsy has turned into a beautifully composed woman. I hope she just continues to grow and enjoy her freedom.

[@kayleihendrix9456]

gypsy is truly incredible. the effort she has put into her healing and well-being is so evident. it's so crazy to think about everything she went through and how well and quickly she has acclimated. shes seriously so strong and i can see it in every persons face who has interviewed her so far, the like pure amazement of her and the GROWTH

[@REALCrazyCritic]

So amazing how she manipulated a man to commit murder over 18 months or however long of her trying and him telling her to just run away.... great how she ruined his life.... the guy who has low IQ, autism and other disabilities... what a hero this master manipulator is 😬

[@amandalundy6288]

I really didn't know if I liked her new husband..or even what he was about..but after watching this interview..i really like the guy. He seems to be a down to earth kinda of guy who genuinely cares about her. I wish them both nothing but a wonderful life together! Very nice podcast ❤

[@alexandria65]

I don’t like how he kept injecting into her answers. She’s the one who lived it. Not him. Ew.

[@Hannah-Lynne-]

She’s really leaning on the fact that she wasn’t the one holding the murder weapon. Either way she is still a murderer and I can’t believe how many people are glorifying her and putting her up on a pedestal. I think she’s a professional criminal and con artist and I wouldn’t be surprised if we eventually find out she only got into her relationship just to use someone as a crutch to do interviews and manage her career.

[@AyitaIam]

I agree 100% and the fact that u are the only other person I have seen feel the same way as me really scares me how easily people can be fooled and manipulated. Time will tell , but her saying how shy she is and how she hates attention after seeing her in literally almost everything and interviewing with everyone proves her wrong. Her mother was abused, she was abused, and I get that, but instead of quietly living her life and getting real therapy she needs , she immediately hits social media and everyone applauds her for it. I don't get it at all.

[@KeepUp5438]

Her response and the way she minimises her part is disgusting, she is sociopathic.

[@brittnyann]

I’m glad she’s actually using the tools she has available to become better and understand why what happened was wrong and other things. My mom was extremely controlling until my now husband and his grandparents helped me get out with my daughter at 22. I understand how she still loved her mom but needed to get out of that situation and it’s hard af.

[@francinesanchez5402]

Also really nice to see Gypsy and her husband and hear more about their story. I think many of us are skeptical of anyone who reaches out to someone in jail/prison. Dating is so hard, regardless, and it’s tough to know someone, even when dating in a traditional way. They seem to have a good start and I wish them all the best as they navigate the next chapter of their relationship.

[@sunnylilme]

Wow. I really like gypsy and her husband. I wish her all the happiness in the world. She deserves it

[@daniikinsxo]

only 19 min into this and I am loving it - she’s so well spoken, yall are having such great conversations!

[@kathytracy7952]

Extremely well spoken and very lady like.

[@sandcrushlove]

She has manipulated all the people applauding her in the comments. Bravo 👏👏👏 She is very smart and has all of you eating out of her hand 🙃

[@MommaOkie]

Accessory to murder= murderer. Lets face facts had she not asked Nick to kill her mom it wouldn't have happened. Had she not got the bus ticket for him to come, the knife, the gloves etc her mother would not have been murdered. She is just as responsible for the crime as Nick is. Even if she didn't do the stabbing. What happened to Gypsy at the hands of her mom was horrible. I have so much empathy for her. I really do wish nothing but good things for her now that she has paid for her crime. But I am confused how a person can move on and improve themselves and claim they have taken accountability when they refuse to admit they did the crime they were convicted of.

[@halleyschae]

She said on here she was accessory to murder but that’s not a charge in her state. She did the time for what she was convicted of. What more accountability should she take?

[@ljcirilo5761]

How about this; it wouldn't have happened if her mom hadn't abused her for 24 years.

[@jenhutchinson2398]

I'm on the fence. she ordered her mom to die. so i think she's getting too much publicity even though she served her time. I'm not helping by watching her stuff lol

[@AyitaIam]

​@ljcirilo5761 noone is saying she wasn't abused. The confusion for some of us is her willingness to put it all on Nick when some of us have seen the interrogations, read transcripts and know she was trained well by her mom to lie to get attention. She needs intense therapy, not to be a social media icon.

[@ljcirilo5761]

@tracyhaus5852 she was tortured not trained, an autistic psychopath killed her mom, and now, after 8 years in prison, she has 6 million followers making her an "icon". I'm pretty sure she's in therapy.

[@sydniecollinskelley]

Hands down, the best people to interview Gypsy & Ryan!!

[@ajordan1976]

The Turpin kids were severely abused. Not 1 out of 10 kids tried to kill their parents. Think about that ...

[@dleyba3199]

you are so right!

[@KeniMorgue]

This really did age well lol fast forward Gypsy and Ryan are getting divorced and she’s back with Ken 😂

[@JamieVincent-t4t]

This girl takes no responsibility for her actions trying to down play her part. I feel bad for him.

[@elizabethhernandez2371]

“I’m not a murderer I was just part of it” what type of delusion statement is that 😂

[@idontheartliers]

it's not a delusion. look up the definition of murderer

[@lauramoor7730]

But she was a part of it lol

[@anythingcanhappen290]

She was the mastermind not even an accessory.

[@acousticalien]

And those stupid interviewers are eating it up.

[@tellysims]

She looks so different. She deserves to be happy and live her life.

[@vcocuvvvg]

i adore gypsy. she is SO incredibly well spoken and you can tell she's truly taking time to grow into the lovely human being she is deep down ❤ also adore her and ryan's positivity surrounding their marriage, i hope their hearts stay full as they are now for the rest of their lives!

[@katharineanonymous6992]

I feel the same way 😍 Gypsy is so lovable

[@catrinaverdone7664]

Fyi Charles Manson didnt actually kill anyone either.

[@assyrianprincess3]

So I guess neither did Hitler?? Whats your point?! stop judging gypsy she did what she had to do to survive

[@dleyba3199]

true that about manson

[@TheLauraVEffect]

It's now coming out that she was in on faking illnesses with her mom. Gypsy was the mastermind behind that, as well, which was the real reason she had her mother taken out.

[@Bnvivthepetstylist]

@@assyrianprincess3that’s Gypsy didn’t need to murder someone to be a bad person and be considered a murderer

[@audrasapp8505]

Yeah ok she isnt the one who committed the act she was just the master mind behind it all

[@oliviagamez1739]

Does anybody feel like her husband really likes the attention he's getting for being her husband? Like in some moments he doesn't even let Gypsy talk?? Am I the only one getting that vibe?

[@feliciathewlis3814]

I love this lady that called in for advice and was so vulnerable. This is not anything so many couples deal with. Kudos to her 🥰

[@medo05511]

I LOVE the way she answered the question about Nick. If she asked a normal person to kill her mom for her, they wouldn't do that. I know I wouldn't even if I loved Gypsy, I'll try to figure out a common sense solution. She said he has dark fantasies that he wanted to live out and he's now paying the consequences for them. As for her, I truly believe she had a young mind and couldn't comprehend the seriousness and awfulness of killing another person, and she does say she wishes her mom never died, so she seems like she finally matured and become self-aware.

[@guidothechihuahua4035]

How dare she say not to slap labels on her when she’s putting one on an Autistic man who didn’t want to do it but was coerced and given an ultimatum

[@makaylahhottinger1641]

the irony of Gypsy Rose giving relationship advice

[@Derbonne]

Great interview. Also, love the backdrop. It looks so professional and not a distraction. Gypsy and Ryan seem real. Glad she is on the right path.

[@tianacastro2138]

“Money hungry selfish system almost costed me my life” The doctors didn’t care enough to look into her and failed her. Performed literal surgeries that she didn’t need, pulled her teeth out just on the mothers word and fake documents.

[@J-en9ku]

That is why no lawyers will take her case. What are they going to do, set precedent showing nearly all of us deserve settlements because that is the entire system.

[@babyspud]

This felt very fluid, and I appreciate that you treated her with compassion and respect. Thank you.

[@boothnany269]

I really wish people would stop including Ryan in interviews with her. He is very annoying. “It’s one of those where..” like dude LET HER TALK! We want to hear from HER.

[@Rawrrmarisaj]

Thank you for asking her different questions as some interviews I’ve watched just keep asking the same questions and especially about her past and even as she has said - shes ready to talk about something else and her future. But when asking about her past yall kept it really compassionate. I think this interview might enlighten some of the people that still hate on Gypsy.

[@halomerric8611]

Her answer to if she would do anything different she answered blaming her child self for not speaking up...but she didntvkill her mom then as a kid.She had her killed as an adult. Totally bypassed the answer.

[@renaekay3728]

There is something really twisted about the fact that she got another person to do what she wanted and now that person is spending LIFE in prison while she is praised.

[@caseycat]

All she has ever known is manipulation and lying; something very important to keep in mind. Personally I support Gypsy but I don't trust her entirely. Many parts of her story have changed. I don't doubt she was horrifically abused, but I am still aware of the inconsistencies in her story

[@renaekay3728]

⁠@@NancySettleshe’s on the spectrum. Period.

[@l.Marissa.l]

@@renaekay3728and? That doesn’t excuse or justify anything.

[@debragalvan468]

Yeah she prepared for the day she was going to get out, who does a crime and comes out wanting to talk about her life and not wait and be private for a while she is to comfortable its wierd to me.

[@violettamoura]

Ryan “shit talking” Gypsy’s ex Ken only shows his own insecurity and immaturity. If my man was talking like that about my ex I would have found found that very unattractive.

[@boomeradley8748]

Ryan acts like a teenager

[@sarahb6185]

I’ve been counting down the MINUTES

[@ellegaitor2887]

I think gypsy has come across so well in the media. I can’t imagine what she’s been through before and during prison etc but to be so self aware and open like she is she’s doing so well I wish her nothing but happiness, health and love for the future

[@AJ-ml3kc]

Lmaoooo. That’s funny 😂