Gypsy-Rose Blanchard breaks her silence as she completed trial over her mother’s death

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard Has opened up to take responsibility and move on from his role in the death of his mother, Dee Dee Blanchard.

The 33-year-old took to Instagram Wednesday, June 25 to share a long post with the caption, “Breaking My Silence” when she completed Parole after Regrets guilty of second -degree murder charges Related to the death of 2015.

Blanchard was Released from prison In December 2023, after serving eight years of its ten -year sentence, and Her trial ended June 24, 2025.

“I have taken responsibility and now I take back my life. When I accepted my punishment, I accepted the importance of my choices. I earned my time. It was my responsibility and I have carried it for several years. I am not guilty more,” Blanchard wrote in the clip.

She promised that “the next chapter” in her life would be “one of the healing. Of growth. By regaining my life.”

“This is freedom. And I am moving forward with clarity, peace and self -permission. The legal system has decided. The case is closed. This is justice for Dee Dee, as I myself, which the system failed all my life,” she wrote and added, “The justice served and so was my time.”

Blanchard also targeted his ex-boyfriend Nicholas GodejohnWho was Sentenced to life in jail After being guilty of first degree murder in Dee’s death in 2018 and called him “deeply disturbed.”

“Yes, he is a deeply disturbed man. But he also knew the difference between right and wrong. Regardless of my role as unintentional manipulation … Nicholas made the decision to move on that night. It was a choice and he is not exempt from the consequences of that choice.”

In June 2015, Godejohn Dee staked to death while Blanchard, which he then dated, hid in a bathroom. His lawyers had claimed that he was manipulated by Blanchard, a Munchaus victim of proxyfor killing his mother and should have their accusations reduced to the murder of second degrees, according to Springfield News-Lader.

Blanchard was put in a wheelchair despite being able to walk, was forced to take medicines that she did not need and got her head shaved in an attempt to convince loved ones and society that she suffered from muscular dystrophy, leukemia and other diseases.

“His diagnosis of autism/Asperger’s does not apologize what he did. Mental health is complex, but liability is important and no one is over the law. His fate was decided by a panel, prosecutor, lawyers and 12 jurors who examined the same evidence that circulated online. His efforts have all been unsuccessful.

“I will not carry his actions on my shoulders anymore. I have taken responsibility for mine,” she explained.

During his trial, two Springfield psychologists told the court that they had diagnosed Godejohn with autism, per Springfield News-Lader. While Dr. Kent Franks, who testified in Godejohn’s defense, concluded that Godejohn has autism spectrum disorder level 2, which required a great support with associated intellectual deterioration, Robert Denney, whom prosecutor called as a refusing witness, said after a survey that he had diagnosed GOKEJOHN with autismtektrum.

Godejohn is currently serving his sentence at the Potosi Correctional Center in Missouri, Per Springfield News-Lader. In August 2022, he appeared in a courtroom in Greene County and asked to set aside his previous conviction and order a new trial because he had ineffective advice in his trial, according to Springfield News-Lader. The following year, in March 2023, his proposal was denied to lead, set aside or correct judgment and judgment, local media socket KY3 reported.

Blanchard also accused Godejohn of “a disturbing pattern aimed at vulnerable women with former trauma and pulled them into their twisted fantasy world.”

“He presents himself as a dominant figure, seeks control and obedience and manipulates these women under the form of love and loyalty,” she claimed.

She described an alleged relationship that Godejohn had with a woman named Dawn Bowker while he has been in prison. Blanchard claimed that they began as pen friends before their relationship became romantic and dark.

“Thankfully, like others who came after her, Dawn eventually found the strength to go away to save herself before losing her identity, as I once did,” she wrote and said, “This is not new behavior” from Godjohn.

“He is a man on a relentless search for his” perfect submissive “someone to implement his darkest wishes, even behind bars,” she believes. “But the truth is that more and more women are looking through the mask and choosing to escape. They are not his victims. They are survivors.”

Blanchard then shared a string of alleged messages between Dawn and Godejohn, which she said was shared with Dawn’s permission.

In an alleged message sent in June 2019, Godejohn told Dawn that he had “regretted” that she met her alter ego “Nickoli”, saying that he “directed rage at you of all people.”

People have reached a lawyer for Godejohn for comments.

Now that the trial is over, Blanchard said she continues to think about Dee Dee’s family.

“I am deeply remorseful for the pain and heart damage that my actions have caused them. I realize that nothing I can say can regret the trauma or bring Dee back. But from my heart I will continue to express my sincere apology to them, now and always,” she wrote.

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Reality TV star went on to thank everyone who has supported her, as did her doubts and Naysayers.

“Because you lit a fire in me. You gave me the driving force to prove that you are wrong. And guess what? I did,” she wrote. “Against the odds, against the noise, I stood strong. I stopped true. I continued to drive forward and now, I just started.”

She added, “You said I would fail. But instead … I am rising. I am showing you what the living my best life really looks like. And all you can do now … is to look at me.”

Blanchard sent off with the following hashtags: # -Support #unstoppable #watchmerise

Blanchard spoke to people in 2023 and revealed that she must not be allowed any contact with Godejohn and said she did not want it anyway.

“I feel responsible for putting him in this situation. But the documents (to) committed murder were also on him. I mean, Everyone has a choiceAnd he went through his, and then he pays his sentence. I paid mine, and that’s my thoughts on it, she said.

People were enough for Godejohn’s lawyer and Dawn for comments, but did not immediately belong back.

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