Miranda Lambert reveals shocking connection to Gypsy-Rose Blanchard and her murdered mother Entertainment News

Miranda Lambert has spoken about her stunning connection with Gypsy rose Blanchard and her murdered mother, Dee Dee. The country singer met Blanchard and her mother several times before the headline-grabbing murder in 2015.

Nowadays, Blanchard has her own reality TV show, Gypsy Rose: Life after the lockupafter eight years in the service of a 10 years in prison in connection with her mother's death. She is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Ken Urker, with whom she reconnected after her release from prison last year.

Lambert reveals that she met Blanchard and her mother through her work for the company while she was married to Blake Shelton Make-a-Wish Foundation. While on Theo Von's popular Last weekend On the podcast, Miranda described Blanchard as a “super, super sweet girl.”

Lambert and other country singers met Gypsy-Rose several times through the charity and believed she was a very sick child suffering from serious illnesses.

What the music stars didn't know at the time was that it was all made up by Blanchard's mother. Dee Dee had subjected Gypsy-Rose to unnecessary medical procedures and convinced her daughter and others that she was suffering from a variety of illnesses, a disorder commonly referred to as a “disorder.” Munchausen as deputy.

Given what she saw at the time, the country singer believed Dee Dee was telling the truth about her daughter's condition, which she was struggling with Leukemia, muscular dystrophy, epilepsy and other diseases. “Her mother ran the system and it worked,” Lambert said. “We all got to know them, the entire country music community. Ask one of us. She was part of it.

“I believed her, I did. When (the news about her murder and Munchausen syndrome) came out, I freaked out.”

Lambert believes Gypsy-Rose had no idea at the time that she wasn't sick, as her mother claimed. “It was real to her,” Miranda says. “She was a child. She was a little girl. She was very sincere.”

After the shocking headlines about Dee Dee's crime and her murder broke, Miranda remembered receiving a message from someone asking if she had seen it Mom is dead and my love, The 2017 documentary tells Blanchard's family story. After that, she regularly kept up to date with developments in the Blanchard case.

Miranda says she hasn't heard from Gypsy-Rose since she got out of prison and thinks she's probably just trying to move on with her life and forget her unhappy past.

“I mean, it’s been so long,” Lambert says. “Maybe she could have put it all behind her, which is what I would have done if I were her.”

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