KEY POINTS
- 'We listen and we don't judge,' Gypsy-Rose Blanchard shares her story on a TikTok trend
- Critics slam Gypsy-Rose for taking light of the situation
The camera is steady, the lighting soft, the mood—at first glance—almost conspiratorial. Two women lean against a kitchen counter, smiling as if sharing harmless secrets. Then the tone fractures. 'I went to prison for eight and a half years because I...' A pause. A strained sound. '...my own mum.'
