Gypsy Rose Blanchard's ex-husband, Ryan Scott, spoke out on a podcast, denying any involvement in her ex-fiancé Ken Urker’s death and expressing concern for her well-being.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard is once again at the center of public attention after her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker, was found dead in his Louisiana home on October 1, 2026, on his 34th birthday. The cause remains under investigation, with drug paraphernalia and a brown powder substance discovered at the scene.
In a recent episode of The Sarah Fraser Show podcast, Ryan Scott Anderson — whom Gypsy married while she was still in prison in 2022, came forward to defend her. He acknowledged the scrutiny she faces due to her past conviction but insisted he doesn’t believe she played any part in Urker’s death. "Honestly, I don’t think she has anything to do with it. I would be shocked if she did," he said.
Scott revealed he reached out to Gypsy’s father shortly after the news broke, offering support and confirming that her dad had replied, saying he’d let her know he was available. The two split in March 2024, with their divorce finalized in December 2024.
The conversation comes just days after TMZ reported that Gypsy had discussed a future wedding with Urker during a May 2026 interview. She described wanting a classic fairytale ceremony, rejecting the idea of a quick elopement. At the time, she called Urker her "greatest love story". A sentiment echoed in a tribute post she shared after his death.
Sources indicate the couple had been taking space from each other due to Urker’s drinking, though they were not officially broken up. His sister, Autumn, accused Gypsy of leaking news of his death to the media, a claim Scott did not address directly.
The emotional weight of the situation is palpable. Scott admitted he was overwhelmed: "My mind is all over the place. I feel anger, I feel sadness, I’m upset, I feel it all." He emphasized this wasn’t about him, but about letting the family grieve.
As the autopsy results remain pending, the narrative around Gypsy Rose continues to evolve. Not through new evidence, but through the voices of those who knew her best. And in this moment, one voice stands out: the man who once stood by her side, now stepping forward to say she didn’t do it.
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