Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Wish To Meet Taylor Swift Is Dashed After Being Asked To Leave Missouri

Not long after being released from jail, Gypsy Rose Blanchard, the ex-convict, who was convicted for her mother's murder has been forced to leave the state of Missouri. Due to this her dream of meeting Taylor Swift is still far from coming true, as per Radar Online reports. The news came upon her release from prison after an almost eight-year confinement for her role in her mother's tragic murder carried out by her then-boyfriend Nick Godejohn in June 2015.

As a devoted admirer of the pop sensation, Swift, Blanchard had arranged to attend a Kansas City Chiefs game, aspiring to finally meet her idol. However, the recent directive from authorities has dashed her hopes, casting a shadow over her long-awaited plans.

Years of enduring emotional, physical, and medical abuse at the hands of her mother, ultimately propelled Blanchard to conspire in her mother's demise. The news of her parole, announced in September after she had served seven years of a 10-year sentence, sparked fervent anticipation among her supporters, as detailed by The Mirror. Her impending release stirred a buzz within the town, piquing the curiosity of those who eagerly speculated about her future actions. This curiosity prompted local law enforcement authorities to convey their desire to the state corrections unit, urging for Blanchard's immediate removal from the state's confines, complicating her post-release plans.

As per the report, Blanchard's parole officer was informed of a mandate demanding her and her family's departure from the state, citing apprehensions about her presence causing potential "security risks" within the Kansas City vicinity. Blanchard found herself thrust into the spotlight upon her arrival in Kansas, engaging in photo sessions with eager fans and engaging in impromptu conversations with reporters who relentlessly monitored her every move. This sudden surge of attention garnered by Blanchard has raised red flags among authorities, who are notably worried about the escalating level of scrutiny and focus she has attracted ever since her release from prison.

Consequently, her absence at the upcoming Sunday's Kansas City Chiefs game dashes the aspirations of numerous fans who had anticipated a potential meet-up between Blanchard and Swift. Despite securing tickets for the game several months ahead, her aspirations have been shattered by the recent turn of events. Nonetheless, insiders familiar with Blanchard's situation emphasize her comprehension of the directive, affirming her gratitude for her newfound freedom. Blanchard's vocal admiration for Swift remains unwavering, acknowledging the singer's profound impact on her prison experience through her music. Moreover, she dedicated a portion of her commissary funds to procure Swift's complete albums.

Amid these developments, Blanchard's family organized a jubilant celebration to commemorate her release, capturing moments of her smiling and popping champagne bottles, as evident from the array of photos circulated across various social media platforms. Additionally, Blanchard's online presence has witnessed a remarkable surge in her Instagram following, surpassing an impressive milestone of over 4 million followers within a mere 48-hour timeframe. Yet, amid this period of attention, reports indicate her impending relocation to Louisiana, where she intends to start a new chapter residing with her husband, Ryan Scott Anderson.