Gypsy Rose Blanchard Teases 'Juicy' Docuseries Will Take A 'Deep Dive' Into Her Life

Gypsy Rose Blanchard's story will be told in the upcoming Lifetime documentary, 'Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup.' 

As The Blast reported, Gypsy spent the past eight and a half years in prison for her involvement in her mother's murder. Now, fans are waiting to hear what her life has been like post-prison.

Per Lifetime, "This series is an authentic, raw and revealing look at Gypsy’s new life on the outside. From the joyful moments as she is free to make her own decisions for the first time, to the challenges of navigating life and relationships while facing her past, including the abuse she suffered at the hands of her mother, and Gypsy’s own notoriety and fame."

The network added, "In this delayed-coming-of-age story, Gypsy must reconcile the pop-culture, celebrity version of herself while trying to forge her brand-new identity in a “normal” world as wife, sister, daughter and most of all – a free woman."

The project is set to release on June 3.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard shared a video on her TikTok page, teasing the upcoming project.

"I will be posting some promotional videos for my new documentary, 'Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup,' airing on Lifetime on June 3rd," she told her fans. "It's going to be a great documentary. It's a really great deep dive into what my life has been like these last five months, so I think a lot of people are going to be interested in it."

"A lot of people are going to definitely tune in because some things get a little juicy. But you'll all see it play out on our new show, so I'm excited to watch it myself," she added.

She seemingly was hinting at her previous relationship with Ryan Anderson.

Earlier this year, Gypsy announced she and her estranged husband, Ryan, were separating.

"People have been asking what is going on in my life. Unfortunately, my husband and I are going through a separation and I moved in with my parent's home down the bayou," she wrote at the time. "I have the support of my family and friends to help guide me through this. I am learning to listen to my heart."

"Right now, I need time to let myself find … who I am," the ex-convict added.

Shortly after Gypsy made the separation announcement, Ryan posted a video, telling his followers they "will see what truly happened on Lifetime," hinting that the upcoming docuseries will reveal his side of the story.

More recently, Ryan shared a different video with his fans and followers, telling them, "I just wanted to say hey. Just hanging out, me and Pixie. Thank y'all. I really appreciate it. I've gotten a lot of sweet messages from a lot of people. I wish I could write all of you back."

"Everybody wants me to tell my side," he said before taking a long pause. "That's all I can say right now," he concluded.

After separating from Ryan, Gypsy Rose rekindled her romance with her ex-fiance, Ken Urker.

"He wrote me a letter of support after watching the HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest back in 2017," he told E! News in 2019 of how she met Ken. "Anyway, I wrote him back and pretty soon we just started writing on a weekly basis. We became fast friends. It was pretty soon after that that we started talking on the phone. We would spend hours on the phone."

"I talked to him like I had known him my whole life and vice versa. It wasn't too late after that that I sent him a visitation form to come and visit me," Gypsy added. "He came and it was kind of a funny story but within the first thirty minutes he leaned over and gave me the most wonderful kiss of my whole life. So it's a prison visitation room, so the level of physical contact that is allowed is limited to holding hands and a brief hug, and a closed mouth kiss."

"The kiss he gave me was quite passionate. I looked at him and was like, 'I didn't even know you liked me like that', and he said ‘Yeah, I have for a while'. And I'm like, ‘I have for a while too,'" she said.

'Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup' will air on June 3.