sister of gypsy rose blanchardpast of ken urker He has criticized Blanchard for “lying” following her death.
talking to American Sun On Friday, October 2, Sharad UrkarBlanchard, 31, claimed that Blanchard, 35, was misleading him about certain details regarding his death and the status of his most recent relationship.
Kane was found dead at his home in Raceland, Louisiana, on Thursday, his 34th birthday.
Family sources told tmzWhich first reported the news that Blanchard sent Urker a text message wishing him a happy birthday on Thursday, but did not receive a response.
Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office reported We Officers “responded to the residence” after receiving a call at 6:15 p.m. Thursday. Police confirmed that Urkar was “found dead upon arrival,” adding, “At this time, we are continuing the death investigation.” No official cause of death has been released.
In my interview with American SunAutumn took issue with the implication that Kane was found out directly after Gypsy received no response.
“Gypsy had no right to lie and say it happened because of some text he sent her,” Autumn said.
Autumn claimed that Gypsy and Kane’s relationship was over “a month ago”. He also alleged that Gypsy was telling people that “they were engaged and planning to have baby number two,” but “none of that was true.”

Ken Urker and Gypsy Rose Blanchard.
(Photo courtesy of Gypsy Rose Blanchard/Instagram)Autumn said it was Kane’s decision to leave, explaining, “When he was like, ‘I’m done,’ she would do a thing, and so every time they were apart it was a fight.”
We Gypsy has been contacted for comment.
Gypsy, who shares 21-month-old daughter Aurora with Kane, paid tribute to him via her Instagram on Friday.
She wrote, “Ken was a wonderful father and a man who was deeply loved. He will always be my soul mate and my red thread, a connection that time, distance and even death can never erase.”
After noting that he had faced struggles in recent months, Gypsy continued, “Most of all, Ken loved our daughter Aurora. She is a beautiful reflection of his enduring spirit, and through her, a part of him will always be with us. I will make sure she grows up knowing how deeply her father loved her and who he was beyond what strangers said about him on the Internet. He will be greatly missed, Will always be loved and never forgotten.”
Responding to the tribute, Autumn told The Sun, “It’s a slap in the face. You don’t have to lie and make it look like it’s something.”
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