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Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Final Days with Ken Urker
Chilling recordings reveal Gypsy Rose Blanchard's violent relationship with baby daddy Ken Urker before his death.
In brief
Chilling recordings reveal Gypsy Rose Blanchard's violent relationship with baby daddy Ken Urker before his death. Gypsy Rose Blanchard's prison calls and videos show her violent outbursts against Ken Urker, who died by suicide at 34 after public backlash over cyberbullying. Originally reported by Dailymail.
Chilling recordings reveal Gypsy Rose Blanchard's violent relationship with Ken Urker
Chilling new video and call recordings expose Gypsy Rose Blanchard's relationship with baby daddy Ken Urker before his death on 34th birthday.
“You are a danger to yourself and others around you.”
Blanchard's violent outburst against Urker
Blanchard stabbed headboard with knife after finding romantic card Urker allegedly wrote to ex-girlfriend.
“I go grab a knife in the kitchen, and I go to that headboard, and I stab the motherf**ing headboard”
Urker's gun safety concerns
Urker slept with gun every night due to online threats and doxxing.
“He had to sleep with a gun every night”
Family's conflicting views
Urker's sister Autumn says Blanchard caused public backlash over cyberbullying.
“The narrative being pushed is suicide, and that is a very hurtful narrative to the family”
Blanchard's prison calls
Blanchard confessed to violent behavior in September 2025 prison call with Amelia Bird.
“I drank vodka, tequila, rum and whiskey”
Urker's final days
Urker died on October 1, 2026, at 34 after public backlash over cyberbullying.
“I took pictures of you stabbing the headboard, and the broken glass... I'm filing for sole custody”
Family's response
Urker's sister Autumn supports Blanchard's petition for 'Kenan's Law' to end cyberbullying.
“I think it's a beautiful idea”
Blanchard's final message
Blanchard wrote on Instagram: 'You will always be my greatest love story. You will be remembered and loved forever.'
“You will always be my greatest love story. You will be remembered and loved forever.”
Police investigation
Police are investigating Urker's death with no charges filed due to no injuries.
“Because of who [Blanchard] is, they're not leaving any stone unturned”
Urker's sister's concerns
Autumn regrets not making it to viewing but will attend funeral.
“I was the problem”
Blanchard's mental health
Blanchard expressed regret for violent actions but sought professional help.
“I'm trying to get professional help but did not know where I and Urker stood”
Urker's death details
Urker's body found with syringes, spoon, holstered handgun and brown powdery substance.
“He was found at his Louisiana home on October 1”
Family's legal concerns
Family claims Urker did not want to end life but was overwhelmed by public backlash.
“Maybe he was in a down mood and he's like, 'I'm going to do this one time or this one day because it's my birthday'”
Blanchard's petition
Blanchard started 'Kenan's Law' petition to end cyberbullying.
“I'm just angry at her”
Public reaction
Family members split on whether to support Blanchard's petition for cyberbullying laws.
“It's a slap in the face for Gypsy to be the one doing it”
Urker's final message
Urker planned to check in with loved ones the day after his 34th birthday.
“I told him that the kids were going to call him on FaceTime to wish him a happy birthday later and he's like, 'Alright, have them call me'”
The short version
Gypsy Rose Blanchard's prison calls and videos show her violent outbursts against Ken Urker, who died by suicide at 34 after public backlash over cyberbullying.
