Ryan Anderson’s 'Overbearing' Behavior Shown In New Episode Of 'Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up'

With each episode of "Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up," Ryan Anderson loses fans due to his behavior and actions shown in the docuseries.

As The Blast reported, Lifetime followed Gypsy Rose Blanchard in the months following her prison release, documenting her marriage with Ryan, her separation from the special education teacher, and her reunion with her ex-fiancé and now boyfriend, Ken Urker.

While Ryan Anderson claimed that fans would "see what really happened" as the docuseries airs, fans are beginning to see his "true behavior," which many deem "overbearing" and "controlling."

In March, three months after being released on parole, Gypsy Rose Blanchard announced her separation from Ryan Anderson.

"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 parents' home down the bayou," she wrote in a statement 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."

She has since gotten back together with her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker.

During the recent episode of the Lifetime docuseries, Gypsy Rose and Ryan are driving to meet up with her half-sister, Mia, when Ryan notices the 32-year-old texting someone. He immediately starts to question Gypsy, thinking she was texting Ken.

While she reassures him she is just texting her half-sister, Ryan looks over her shoulder, even asking her to show him particular text messages. When Gypsy tells him to "relax," he immediately responds with, "I am relaxed," despite his constant glaring from the driver's seat.

After seeing the clip, social media users immediately called out the special education teacher, claiming his "overbearing" behavior is being shown "again."

The scene has gone viral on TikTok, with several users calling out Ryan Anderson for his actions. "Controlling & creeper," one viewer said.

"This right here was enough to PUSH & SHOVE any woman into the arms of ANY other man," another said.

"Even after knowing it was her sister he was still looking over her shoulder like [eye emoji] and it’s the 'I’m very relaxed,'" a third expressed.

"I’ve been married for 25 years. My husband has never acted like that. That’s controlling," another pointed out.

The comments continued to pour in from various social media users after they witnessed the scene, with some labeling him as "toxic" and "insecure."

"Ryan is so insecure with himself he is crossing the boundaries," one individual said. "He's supposed to be watching the road while driving, not all up in her phone wondering who she's texting. He is just like Gypsy's mom."

"What gets me is he was all about her telling the world his D was on fire, but she talks to her sister," another said. "And he has a fit like a child. Narcissist!!"

A third wrote, "I can't stand him."

"Once she said she was texting her sister, he should have shut the f-ck up!" a fourth expressed. "[He] wanted to know what she was texting.. he is CREEPY AF."

Following her separation from Ryan Anderson, the ex-convict recalled what it was like towards the end of their relationship.

“I think that there is a sense of freedom of following your heart, following what you feel like is right for you,” she told People Magazine. “In my marriage, I felt like a part of me was lost in it, and so I feel like I found that missing piece of myself that I always felt was lost and now reclaiming that back. I definitely feel a sense of belonging in that space.”

Rumors circulated that Ryan was "controlling" and Gypsy felt smothered, which some fans say they see being portrayed in the Lifetime docuseries.

“It’s heartbreaking because no one gets married to get a divorce,” Gypsy said. “Processing those emotions has been hard.”

"Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up" airs on Lifetime every Monday.