What's next for Gypsy Rose following new documentary, release from prison
Gypsy Rose Blanchard, known for urging her boyfriend to kill her mother Dee Dee in 2015, has been released from prison with hope for a brighter future.
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News 12's Jordan Kissane catches up with Blanchard on the big plans she now has in store.
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