Gypsy Rose Blanchard admits she didn’t enjoy sex with ex Ryan Anderson despite saying ‘the D is fire’

Shortly after being released from prison, she boasted about his manhood, famously bragging that “D is fire.”

But Gypsy Rose Blanchard is now singing a different tune about her sex life with then-husband Ryan Anderson.

‘Ryan and my sex life were not ideal. I told him privately. Maybe it was a lack of appeal in that area or I was still not doing well,” Blanchard said People.

Blanchard, 33, and Anderson married in 2022 and the wedding was solemnized shortly after her release.

A newly released Blanchard famously exclaimed “D is fire” after Anderson was hit with cruel comments about a selfie he shared in January.

“Ryan, don’t listen to the haters. I love you, and you love me,” the famous felon — who admitted to People that she was still struggling shortly after regaining her freedom — wrote in the comments.

‘We don’t owe anyone anything. Our family is who matters. If you get likes and good comments, if you get hate, whatever, because THEY DON’T MATTER.’

She continued, “I love you… plus they’re jealous because you rock my world every night… yes I said it, the D is fire… happy wife, happy life.”

Blanchard and Anderson have since gone their separate ways and she has since moved on with boyfriend Ken Urker, who she was previously engaged to before meeting Anderson.

Blanchard and Urker are now expecting their first child together, a girl.

Blanchard and Anderson have now settled their divorce.

The duo, who married in 2022 when Gypsy was still in prison for conspiring to kill her mother, have reached a resolution in their divorce, according to them. TMZ. The agreement still needs to be approved by a judge.

Blanchard (born Gypsy-Rose Alcida) filed for divorce from Anderson on April 8, shortly after they publicly announced their separation.

She announced her divorce from Anderson, a special education teacher, on March 28.

Blanchard and Anderson’s divorce occurred just three months after her release from Chillicothe Correctional Center in Missouri, where she had served seven years for her involvement in the conspiracy to kill her mother, Dee Dee.

Anderson and Blanchard obtained a marriage license in Chillicothe, Missouri, in late June 2022, while she was still in prison, as reported by the Springfield News-Leader.

And then, less than a month later, they decided to tie the knot in a small prison ceremony with no guests.

The duo, who married in 2022 while Gypsy was still in prison for plotting to kill her mother, have reached a resolution in their divorce

The pair would eventually call it quits about three months after Blanchard was released from Chillicothe Correctional Center in Missouri in March 2024.

“Unfortunately, my husband and I are going through a divorce and I have moved in with my parents,” she shared on Facebook at the time. ‘I have the support of my family and friends to help me get through this. I am learning to listen to my heart. Right now I need time to let myself discover… who I am.’

Shortly after revealing her discovery process to find out ‘who I am’, she was seen spending time with Urker, her ex-fiancé.

After their divorce, she reconnected with her ex-fiancé Ken Uker, and the couple are now expecting their first child together

About four months later, she and Urker would announce that they were expecting their first child together.

The Munchausen by Proxy victim was released from Chillicothe Correctional Center in Missouri in December 2023 after serving the mandatory seven years of her 10-year sentence for conspiring to kill her mother, Dee Dee.

In what has become one of the most famous cases of Munchausen by proxy, Blanchard spent her childhood posing as a wheelchair-bound invalid while Dee Dee subjected her to years of ill health, shaving her head, pumping her full of unnecessary drugs and convinced the world that she suffered from leukemia and muscular dystrophy.

Blanchard’s mother’s stranglehold ended in 2015 when she persuaded the friend she met online, Nicholas Godejohn, to sneak into their home in Springfield, Missouri and stab her mother to death.

Godejohn and Gypsy were arrested and sentenced to prison terms, with Gypsy being sentenced to 10 years for first-degree murder in July 2016 and Godejohn being sentenced to life imprisonment in February 2019 for first-degree murder.