Ryan Anderson Throws Shade At Gypsy Rose's 'Manager' For Alleged Meth Charges

Ryan Anderson is still speaking out about Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s world post-divorce, but this time, the spotlight isn’t just on Gypsy. It’s also on the woman described as Gypsy’s self-proclaimed manager and close friend, identified as Bri, after she was arrested shortly after Christmas in December 2025. According to recent reports, Bri was arrested on December 26, 2025, following a party for Gypsy Rose. She is facing multiple charges, including felony possession of methamphetamine (under 28 grams), along with violations for altered license plates and faulty tail lamps.

Bri’s alleged role in Gypsy’s life has also raised eyebrows. Reports describe her as a personal assistant/manager figure, with some indicating the two were friends who knew each other during their time in prison. She had also recently taken over management of some of Gypsy’s social media accounts. Reports further indicate Bri was released from custody a few weeks later, on January 8, after posting a $15,500 bond.

The topic came up during a new portion of Ryan’s conversation on "The Sarah Fraser Show," where he didn’t hide his feelings about Bri, or the “manager” label being attached to her name. “The girl talked so much smack about me in the past," he said before flipping off the camera. He quickly apologized, saying, "Sorry for the finger. I shouldn't have done that. I got to show more class, but it's just funny.”

Ryan also claimed Bri has been making excuses about the arrest and suggested he isn’t buying it. “I've heard she said that the purse wasn't hers.. And does anybody believe that? 'Cause I sure as hell don't,” he said. "I'm sorry, I've never met the girl, but she just talked massive amounts of sh-t about me for no reason. And for her to get arrested like that, it's just comical to me. It's comical.”

Ryan went further, suggesting the situation reflects the kinds of people surrounding Gypsy now. “Like, it shows the type of people that Kristy [Gypsy's stepmom] handpicked and put in Gypsy's life,” he said.

And when the conversation turned to Bri being described as a “manager,” Ryan dismissed that characterization outright. “She's not a manager. She's just a friend who inserted herself in Gypsy's life,” he said. “Like, she is a handpicked person by Kristy who lived near there, and then this girl tried to make her name off of Gypsy.”

Even with the drama swirling, Ryan insisted he still isn’t rooting against his ex. “I wish her the best, I always have,” he said. “People can take that as me still loving her, people can take that any way they want. I just want the best for her. Always did. Always will.”

But when the conversation shifted to Gypsy’s upcoming podcast, Ryan didn’t pretend he was eager to tune in. “You know, am I going to listen to it? Probably not,” he admitted. “I've heard her voice enough.”

Ryan didn’t shy away from how he views the dynamic in Gypsy’s past, including her relationship with Nicholas Godejohn, with whom she was before she was sentenced. "It was unhealthy. It ended on bad terms," he said. "They committed something horrendous. It should never have happened,” he added, referring to the murder of Gypsy's mom.

He also summed up the difference in sentencing. “They both got convicted of murder. Her sentence was not nearly as bad as his because she experienced abuse from the person that they ended up murdering,” Ryan said, adding, “And that's the simple way to put it."

As the conversation moved into the disturbing older footage of Gypsy that continues to circulate online, Ryan explained why he believes it would be difficult for Gypsy to address it. “It would be hard to recount the days before these videos. Like, I wouldn't want to do it because they are naive, they are bad videos,” he said, before stressing the separation between the past Gypsy and the person he knew. “I didn't know that Gypsy. I did not know that girl in those videos because she had grown. She was in prison five years before I even met her, but she had grown significantly since that moment."

He continued, “I'm a different person than I was when I was 18 or 24. She's, what, 34 now? I mean, she was 24 at the time. She is a different person. Why wouldn't she be?”

The full episode of “The Sarah Fraser Show” is available to stream now.