Gypsy-Rose Blanchard is urging fans to sign her anti-cyberbullying petition following the sudden death of her ex-fiance Ken Urker at age 34.
Blanchard, 35, who gained social media fame after her release from prison, where she served time for plotting the murder of her mother, Claudine ‘Dee Dee’ Blanchard, proposed new legislation she called ‘Kenan’s Law’ in honor of her former partner and father of her daughter, Aurora, who turns two in December.
‘I only have my daughter and my voice,’ Blanchard shared on Instagram alongside a picture of Urker and Aurora, and the link to her petition.
Blanchard claimed Urker faced massive public
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