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New mom Gypsy-Rose Blanchard debuted a fresh haircut in her latest Instagram photos two months after welcoming daughter Aurora with Ken Urker. Blanchard, who kicked off the year in the best way possible by welcoming her baby girl with Urker, has spent a wholesome couple of weeks with her growing family. Now, she is taking on motherhood and mom fashion one step at a time as she also prepares for the premiere of “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock-up” Season 2....READ ORIGINAL & FULL CONTENT FROM SOURCE | READ ORIGINAL & FULL CONTENT FROM SOURCE...
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard is a ‘new mom and new me’ in hair transformation photos
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard‘s Instagram photos offered glimpses of her motherhood journey as she took on mom fashion with a new haircut in a “new mom and new me” way. She and her boyfriend, Ken Urker, welcomed their baby girl, Aurora Raina Urker, in late December, proving that there couldn’t have been a better way to kick off 2025. The couple has since shared sneak peeks into their growing family as they undertake parenting roles.
Besides that, Blanchard, a former-inmate-turned-reality-star, seemingly changed her style, opting for trendier choices as she embraced motherhood with open arms. She recently shared her hair transformation photos on social media, debuting a sleek-looking bob with the caption, “New year, new mom, new haircut, new me.” The fresh look came just in time for the premiere of her documentary series “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock-up” Season 2 on Lifetime. The first season of the docuseries premiered last July, only months after her prison release.
In the haircut selfie photos, Gypsy-Rose Blanchard appeared quite stylish in a white halterneck waistcoat that went hand-in-hand with her makeover. Shortly after, she posted another mirror selfie of her carrying her baby daughter, Aurora, in a baby carrier while flaunting her new hair makeover. Blanchard has also been opening up about her journey as a victim of Munchausen syndrome by proxy and her life after her release from prison, where she served nearly eight years, in December 2023.
