'Doomed to be a train wreck': Gypsy Rose Blanchard slammed for wanting to work with Kim Kardashian to promote prison reform

LOUSIANA, UNITED STATES: Gypsy Rose Blanchard continues to perplex social media by reportedly seeking Kim Kardashian's support for prison reforms, as revealed by TMZ.

Previously, Gypsy defended her husband, Ryan Scott Anderson, on Instagram against hate comments, stirring social media discussions.

Observers also noted a striking resemblance between Anderson and Gypsy's late mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, surprising her supporters.

In a recent revelation, Gypsy shared insights into her life with Anderson, expressing that she's still adapting to living with a man after spending her entire childhood with her late mother.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard seeks Kim Kardashian's help to promote prison reforms

According to information from TMZ, a close source to Gypsy has expressed her openness to collaborating with Kardashian.

The source states that Gypsy believes they make a good fit due to her experience with the justice system and Kardashian's efforts in prison reform.

TMZ insiders suggest that Gypsy sees Kardashian as someone who could offer guidance in navigating her newly established social media presence.

Gypsy also hopes Kardashian can leverage her influential voice to bring about tangible change and further advance their advocacy efforts.

In a tweet sent out in November while still in confinement, Gypsy had previously expressed gratitude to Kardashian for recommending an HBO documentary about her case.

She also proposed joining forces to bring about meaningful reforms in the justice system.

Internet slams Gypsy Rose Blanchard for trying to connect with Kim Kardashian

A user wrote, "She wants any shred of celebrity she can get. We get it."

A user accused Gypsy of just seeking relevance and wrote, "Nooooooo, she just wants to be relevant."

Another user called Gypsy a train wreck and wrote, "This woman is doomed to be a train wreck."

A user shared a meme and wrote, "Someone that had been in jail for 7 years is asking for advice from a person that has not been in jail 1 day..."

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