Gypsy Rose Blanchard involved in car crash weeks after baby daddy Ken Urker’s death

By Page Six | Created at 2026-10-18 23:31:46 | Updated at 2026-10-19 00:55:32 1 hour ago

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Gypsy Rose Blanchard got into a car accident Saturday in Louisiana.

The convicted murderer, 35, was involved in a minor crash in Terrebonne Parish, the Louisiana State Police Department confirmed to People.

The car crash between Blanchard and an unidentified man resulted in minor property damage, but no injuries were reported and no arrests were made, the outlet also reported.

According to TMZ, the sun being in Blanchard’s eyes was a factor in the crash, which happened at an intersection.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, seen here last week, got involved in a car accident Saturday in Louisiana. Gypsy Rose Blanchard/ instagram
The crash resulted in minor property damage, People reported, and no injuries were reported and no arrests were made. Gypsy Rose Blanchard/ instagram

The outlet also highlighted a social media post from someone in Houma, Louisiana, who posed about the collision. “2026 is wild. Just got sideswiped by Gypsy Rose. FML,” they wrote.

Blanchard’s car accident comes just weeks after her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker, died suddenly on Oct. 1 — his 34th birthday. He was found dead at his Raceland, Louisiana, home after a family member requested a welfare check when he failed to show up for work.

The former inmate said he died from an overdose.

Urker was found with drugs, drug paraphernalia and a handgun at the time of his death, Page Six exclusively reported.

Blanchard exclusively told Page Six earlier this month that she unknowingly saw her ex for the last time when she surprised him with a Burger King delivery in September.

The crash comes just weeks after Blanchard’s ex-fiancé, Ken Urker, died on his 34th birthday. (The two are photographed above in an Instagram photo.) gypsyrose.insta
Blanchard said Urker died from an overdose and called him her “forever soulmate.” They’re seen here in May. Gypsy Rose Blanchard/ instagram

“During one of our exchanges, I decided to surprise him with Burger King,” Blanchard recalled. “I pretended to be a DoorDash driver and left his food outside his door.”

“Looking back, I’m grateful that one of my final memories of Ken was something lighthearted, thoughtful, and filled with kindness,” she reflected.

The exes shared their 1-year-old daughter, Aurora Raina.

Blanchard also shared private text messages exchanged with Urker with Page Six before his death, to shut down rumors the two were involved over a custody battle over Aurora. In the texts, the two discussed their decision to handle custody arrangements for their daughter without involving lawyers.

Blanchard later shared private text messages between her and Urker to Page Six to shut down rumors the two were involved in a custody battle over their 1-year-old daughter, Aurora Raina. (They’re photographed with Aurora above.) gypsyrose.insta
In audio obtained by the Daily Mail, Blanchard said in two prison phone calls she “hoped” Urker would overdose. The exes are seen in an Instagram upload above. gypsyrose.insta

“There’s no need to involve lawyers unless you’re contesting the agreement,” Urker texted her, adding, “It’s not necessary.” 

“The only reason you would get lawyers involved is if you or I don’t agree to the arrangement we currently have,” he also wrote.

But it wasn’t always rosy between the two.

Blanchard said she “hoped” Urker would overdose in two prison calls with her then-boyfriend and later ex-husband, Ryan Anderson, nearly six years before Urker’s death, in audio recordings recently obtained by the Daily Mail.

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