Internet weighs in as Gypsy Rose Blanchard ordered to leave Missouri, crushing hopes of meeting Taylor Swift
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who was released on Thursday, December 28, has reportedly been ordered by Missouri officials to promptly leave the state, cutting short her plans of attending a Chiefs game and meeting Taylor Swift, as per TMZ.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard's parole officer cites 'security risks' as reason for her departure from Missouri
Sources close to the case told TMZ that a parole officer notified Gypsy, who has been in prison for plotting the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, that local law enforcement wanted her to depart Missouri as soon as possible due to "security risks" that her continued presence might bring.
It is speculated that because she has become something of a local celebrity, drawing crowds and media attention wherever she goes, officials feel that having her in the area poses a threat to public safety and security.
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard's hopes of meeting Taylor Swift at the Chiefs' New Year's Eve game crushed
The abrupt order to leave Missouri dashed any hopes Gypsy had of attending the Sunday Chiefs game or meeting music superstar Taylor Swift, both of which she had expressed enthusiasm for in recent days.
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Having said that, family and friends threw her a welcome home party at a Kansas City Airbnb after her early morning release from prison on Thursday, as she was temporarily allowed to remain in the area to celebrate with loved ones.
As per reports, currently, Gypsy is headed to Louisiana to join her husband at his home, abiding by the parole officer's mandate despite her disappointment over having to miss long-awaited plans.
Internet reacts to Gypsy Rose Blanchard's compelled departure from Missouri
As news of Gypsy's being ordered to leave Missouri spread across the Internet, reactions started pouring in, reflecting a spectrum of opinions.
"Like she ever had a chance com’mon," wrote one Facebook user, with another noting, "She must have had an interstate compact, on top of the conflicting opinions of the public; her going to a large public gathering could have been dangerous for everyone."
Reflecting a sense of predictability, a person stated, "Kind of expected," while someone else expressed, "People need to leave that poor girl alone. She’s been through enough."
Suggesting a legal angle, an individual speculated, "Probably due to Probation or such." "Saw that coming," simply mentioned one more.
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