Leaked Video Shows Gypsy Rose Blanchard In Tears After Alleged Fight With Ryan Anderson

Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Ryan Anderson announced they were getting a divorce after an alleged altercation that left Gypsy scared.

Rumors have circulated that the couple split due to some of Ryan's habits, which led Gypsy to feel as though she is in a "different type of prison." Ryan hinted that these claims are not true and that the upcoming documentary, 'Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up,' will reveal what really happened.

As the public anxiously awaits for the docuseries to be released, it seems social media has gotten a hold of footage, which shows Gypsy Rose in tears, leading some to believe this is the moment the two called it quits.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard And Ryan Anderson Allegedly Got Into Explosive Fight

As The Blast previously reported, sources close to Gypsy claimed that her estranged husband had allegedly become argumentative, and he was making her feel like she couldn't do anything right.

Other insiders claim Ryan had food habits that did not sit well with Gypsy, as he allegedly hoarded food, which reminded Gypsy of her late (and abusive) mother, Dee Dee Blanchard.

Plus, Gypsy's close friend and tattoo artist Nadiya Vizier said the ex-convict had locked herself in the bathroom one evening because she was so scared of her estranged husband.

Now, it seems leaked footage may show the exact moment the two had the explosive fight that led to their divorce.

Video Footage Shows Gypsy Rose Blanchard In Tears

In a newly surfaced TikTok video, viewers can see Gypsy Rose in tears as someone holding her says, "He is calming down." Gypsy is heard saying, "I just need a minute."

The video then cuts to an interview of Gypsy sitting on a bed, claiming, "I feel like I'm in a different form of prison," seemingly hinting at her relationship with Ryan.

It is unclear where the footage is from, but many believe it is part of Lifetime's upcoming docuseries, which will air in June.

Gypsy Rose and Ryan got married in a prison wedding in July 2022 but announced their divorce three months after she was released. Both individuals have filed for restraining orders against one another, so it seems this divorce is messy.

Ryan Anderson Breaks Silence On Divorce

During a video addressing the public, Ryan dropped a bombshell, claiming that fans "will see what really happened on Lifetime," indicating there is more to the story. "We were filming a lot, so stay tuned for that."

After his statement, many rallied behind the special education teacher. "You deserve so much better!! You get that glow up and show her the man YOU WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO BE. She'll miss it," one of his followers said.

"Breakups are so so so so so painful. Stay strong. I wish both of y'all well," another one of his followers wrote.

The Public Hopes Gypsy Rose Blanchard Gets Help

After seeing the leaked video footage, many hope that Gypsy Rose Blanchard gets help as she needs to heal.

"She needs to be alone to heal and get serious help to heal," one user wrote, while another said, "She needs to be single & focus on her! Heal on your own time, baby!"

As The Blast previously reported, Gypsy Rose is believed to be a victim of Munchausen syndrome by proxy -- a psychological disorder that investigators believe her mother, Dee Dee, had.

After realizing she was abused, Gypsy conspired with her then-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, to murder her mother.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard Is Believed To Be A Victim

During her trial, Gypsy testified that her mother abused her for years and forced her to use a wheelchair and undergo unnecessary medical tests and surgeries. Dee Dee is believed to have used her daughter as a disabled poster child to collect charitable donations, including from Make-A-Wish and The Walt Disney Company.

According to Gypsy, her mother said she had suffered from “asthma, epilepsy, hearing impaired, vision impaired, needed a feeding tube, paralyzed from the waist down, retardation, among other things.”

According to the 2017 documentary, 'Mommy Dead and Dearest,' Dee Dee brought Gypsy to local hospitals over 100 times between 2005 and 2014.

Gypsy Rose spent eight years behind bars and was released on parole in December 2023.