Whew, ROOMIES! Gypsy Rose Blanchard continues speaking out following the heartbreaking loss of Ken Urker. And, she’s making it clear that there are still questions she believes need answers. As the investigation remains ongoing, Gypsy Rose is now sharing more about what she believes may have played a role in his passing.
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Gypsy Rose Questions Ken Urker’s Cause Of Death
According to an update to her Change.org petition, Gypsy Rose Blanchard says she is convinced that Urker did not die by suicide. The reality star reportedly stated that they know “with 100% certainly” that suicide was not the cause. Moreover, she is also acknowledging that toxicology results are still pending. Urker was found dead inside his Louisiana home on October 1, his 34th birthday. Ultimately, authorities have not announced a definitive cause of death.
Gypsy Rose Pushes ‘Kenan’s Law’ Amid Cyberbullying Claims
Gypsy Rose, who shares her daughter Aurora with Urker, alleges that cyberbullying significantly affected his mental health. In the petition, she claimed that she often saw him reading negative comments online. She also believes the harassment contributed to unhealthy coping mechanisms involving drugs and alcohol. While these are Gypsy Rose’s allegations, officials have yet to establish the circumstances surrounding Urker’s death.
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The reality star is also pushing for a proposed measure she calls “Kenan’s Law,” which she says would address pattern-based harassment reporting. She has called on Reddit to investigate a snark page about her, alleging that the online community targeted Urker. Her efforts appear focused on bringing greater attention to the potential consequences of sustained online harassment and creating stronger protections for people who experience it.
Authorities Find Ken Urker Dead As Toxicology Results Remain Pending
As previously reported, authorities discovered Urker after a family member contacted law enforcement to request a welfare check when he failed to show up for work. Deputies reportedly found him lying on his back in bed, along with a handgun and drug paraphernalia inside the residence. The Lafourche Parish Coroner’s Office confirmed that an autopsy had been conducted but said there was no definitive cause of death at the time, with toxicology testing still pending.
