Gypsy Rose Blanchard spotted at Burger King in first days of freedom after prison release, Internet says 'live your life'
DEQUEEN, ARKANSAS: Gypsy Rose Blanchard was seen at a Burger King in DeQueen, Arkansas, on Friday evening, December 29, marking one of her initial public outings since being freed from prison.
Interestingly, the recently released former convict, 32 took a moment to snap a photo with a supporter.
Gypsy, who is reportedly married to Ryan Scott Anderson appears joyful, mere days following her release after a 7-year prison term for her mother’s murder, per TMZ.
In addition to that, the 32-year-old was also reportedly seen at a McDonald’s drive-thru.
The woman has been garnering attention in the headlines as a Taylor Swift fan, asserting that the singer’s music was instrumental in her endurance during her prison term.
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Gypsy Rose visits Burger King
Gypsy Rose is relishing her freedom, as evidenced by her visits to both McDonald's and Burger King within 24 hours of her release.
The 32-year-old was spotted at a McDonald's drive-thru with her husband, Ryan Anderson, ordering a burger on Friday, December 29, the day after her release.
Later that evening, she made a trip to Burger King, where she even took a photo with a fan.
Jose Benitez, apparently a fan of Gypsy Rose took to Facebook and captioned, "Just met Gypsy Rose at my local Burger King!"
Benitez's followers left surprised with one of them commenting, "THATS CRAZY."
When a commentator inquired, "Is she still there by any chance?" the person replied saying, "Nah girl, she got her food and dipped."
In addition to indulging in fast food, Gypsy Rose also went shoe shopping post-release and has plans to attend the Kansas City Chiefs game on New Year’s Eve, with the hope of meeting her idol, Taylor Swift, per The Blast.
Internet reaction to Gypsy Rose's visit to Burger King
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The internet has swiftly responded to sightings of the 32-year-old at two of her favorite fast-food chains shortly after her release.
A user commented on Facebook, "So glad she can live her life now! May she be happy!"
"Live your life," added another.
"I hope her nothing but the best time to heal," said another.
"Glad she’s out and enjoying herself," stated one person.
Another user added, "I hope she is able to make something of her life she was robbed of so much."
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