Why Gypsy Rose Blanchard, Ken Urker Live Apart After Daughter's Birth

Gypsy isn’t allowed to live in the same household as her boyfriend until the end of her parole, which is scheduled for June 25, 2025. And while she waits out the rest of her time, the reality star admitted that she already has a bucket list of things she wants to do when she’s officially free.

“Move in with you,” Gypsy told Ken as she wrote down her bucket list, that also included traveling out of the state to Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Iceland, drinking at a bar and speaking to prisoners about prison reform.

For Ken, having the two loves of his life under one roof is the most important.

“We can all be a family finally under one roof finally,” he exclaimed. “That’s the biggest one.”

After going on a date to a nature museum, Ken couldn’t help but gush about Gypsy’s upcoming freedom after witnessing her release a butterfly.

“Freedom, coming out into the world and actually being able to enjoy it, something that Gypsy’s never really been able to do,” he said when asked what seeing Gypsy release the insect meant to him. “And it’s going to get even better in a few months when she’s off parole. We can actually travel and get to see more stuff. She’s been the best mother I could ever want for my child.”

“And I’m super proud that I get to go on this journey with her,” he added. “And the three of us are experiencing life in an all new way. It’s been glorious. I’m loving every minute of it. I’m the happiest I’ve ever been.”

Ken is so certain about his future with Gypsy, he shopped for an engagement ring, which he plans on presenting to her once her parole is up.

“I want to unite us as a family,” he said. “I know that Gypsy’s the partner I want to go through life with. And I want to raise our daughter together as strong as possible. It’s about reassuring her that I’m committed to us. There’s nobody else I want to experience life with other than her.”