Gypsy Rose Blanchard Is ‘Ken’s Barbie’ In Latest Instagram Post

Gypsy Rose Blanchard is embracing the persona of “Ken’s Barbie” as she anxiously awaits the arrival of her baby girl.

The ex-convict announced her pregnancy earlier this year, just weeks after she revealed she and her estranged husband, Ryan Anderson, were going through a separation.

Now, out on parole and eager to embrace life, Gypsy Rose Blanchard is rekindling her romance with ex-Ken Urker, and she’s excitedly anticipating the arrival of her first child.

Earlier this year, Gypsy announced to the world that she was expecting her first child, something that she acknowledged would “be a long journey ahead, but [is] up for it.”

“I feel a shift in myself,” she told her fans. “When I found out that I was pregnant, none of anything else mattered; the drama on social media, the feud between the creator and me, and all of that drama, it just all faded. It didn’t matter anymore.”

She continued, “All that matters is that I’m healthy, the baby is healthy, and the relationship with Ken is healthy.”

As Gypsy Rose Blanchard shares her pregnancy journey with fans, she is excited to wear matching outfits with her baby girl, proudly flaunting themselves as “Ken’s Barbie Girls.”

“So cute! Matching mother-daughter Barbie Sweatshirts,” she captioned the post. “We will be Ken’s Barbie girls @kenurker.”

Gypsy is seen donning a pink crew neck featuring the word “Barbie” across the front in the iconic Barbie font. She holds up a tiny, matching crew neck that was specially made for her soon-to-arrive baby girl.

“Omg that’s adorable,” one of her fans commented after seeing the snap, as another chimed in with, “Omg how cute.”

Gypsy took her pregnancy test with her stepmom, Kristy, right by her side, and it was Kristy who revealed the results.

After receiving the news that she was expecting, the two wasted no time and immediately FaceTimed Gypsy’s stepdad to share the joyous moment.

“It’s not about anything other than the tiny little life that’s inside you,” she said when announcing her pregnancy earlier this year, holding back tears. “That you are now in charge of protecting and that little tiny life is a baby, a little tiny human that’s yours and that you have to make sure you protect, you love, you take care of, and all of the things that I wish I could have had when I was little.”

Dee Dee Blanchard, Gypsy’s mother, had successfully persuaded many doctors that her daughter had a variety of diseases and medical conditions, including asthma, cancer, Down syndrome, epilepsy, and more.

After enduring years of alleged abuse, Gypsy revealed that she felt there was no escape other than to murder Dee Dee. Following her eight and a half years in prison for her role in the murder, Gypsy discussed her relationship with her mother, who reportedly told her she “was never going to get married, raise a family, have kids, or do any of that.”

“So, to be here, standing on my own two feet and expecting my first baby, that’s something I’ve reached as an achievement and a personal goal,” she continued. “I thank God every day that I am now having this second chance at life with a kid of my own.”

“The way my mother parented me is definitely not the way I’m going to be. We always say for the next generation, we want to be better than we were raised,” the 32-year-old mom-to-be said. “And so, for me, I think that couldn’t be any more truthful.”

Just days after sharing her pregnancy news with the world, Gypsy Rose spoke to People Magazine about her pregnancy and the backlash she has received from the public.

“I’m not going to say that I think that a baby will help a marriage or a relationship,” Gypsy told People. “Because obviously there’s the added stress. I know that realistically, there’s going to be arguments too, but [Ken and I] both come from divorced parents and one thing we absolutely agreed on from day one, even back when we were dating in 2017, is that when we have a child, we will stick together for the long haul.”

She added, “This is a forever thing because we don’t want our child to grow up in a broken home.”