Gypsy Rose Blanchard “experimented” with her sexuality in prison

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Gypsy Rose Blanchard speaks openly about sex.

Blanchard, 32, revealed in the second episode of her Lifetime series “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up” that she “experimented” with her sexuality while in prison.

“A big part of being a woman is learning to deal with your own sexuality, and that was not the case for me for years,” she explained.

“I questioned my own sexuality for a long time because I was attracted to girls as a teenager or young adult and was able to experiment with that in prison,” Blanchard continued. “I think I kissed more girls than boys.”

Blanchard served an eight-year prison sentence for her role in the death of her abusive mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. She was due to be released in December 2023.

Before her release, Blanchard married Ryan Anderson in July 2022.

In March, the socialite announced her separation from her husband due to his “food hoarding” and snoring behavior.

On April 8, she officially filed for divorce and filed for a temporary restraining order just three days later.

Days after the announcement, she was spotted with her ex-fiancé Ken Urker.

She confirmed on April 30 that she had rekindled her romance with Urker, telling TMZ that their love for each other was “simply undeniable.”

“We are at a wonderful place together and in our relationship. We know there is a long road ahead, but we are excited for the future,” she told the outlet at the time.

Urker and Blanchard were already engaged from 2018 to 2020.

Last month, she announced that Urker plans to move to Louisiana to be closer to her.

Although she said she considers him her “soul mate,” Blanchard assured that she is not currently getting involved in anything “heavy.”

“But I don’t want to go too fast because I want to set my own pace,” she told Entertainment Tonight at Lifetime’s “For Your Consideration” event in Los Angeles.

“I don’t want to create expectations and make things too difficult. We’re just enjoying our time together and, you know, being hopeful about what the future holds,” she continued.