Act star Calum Worthy did not meet Gypsy Rose BlanchardBut he would be “honored” by meeting the ex-convict.
“I would love to meet her. Yes, if she’s up for it. She’s just been through a lot,” Worthy, 33, said. our weekly Exclusively at the 12th Annual Ed Asner & Friends Celebrity Poker Tournament held at CBS Radford Studios on Saturday, June 15. “I don’t want to do that — I don’t want to put any more pressure on her because she’s already been through so much. If only she wanted to and was ready for it.”
He said Worthy would ensure the meeting between him and Blanchard was “on his terms.”
Worthy acted Blanchard’s ex-boyfriends Nicolas Godejohn in a Hulu limited series ActReleased in 2019. Godejohn is currently serving a life sentence in prison for the 2015 murder of Blanchard’s mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. (The gypsy was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment And he was released last year after serving seven years of sentence.)
“I hope she’s doing well,” Worthy said. We About Gypsy. “I feel so sorry for her, and I just hope she’s happy and does her best.”
Calum Worthy as Nick Godejohn in “The Act”
Brownie Harris/HuluThe actor also spoke about the constant media attention Gypsy has been receiving since her release from prison.
“From my point of view it seems like – and who knows if I’m forgetting something or not – but it seems like it’s very positive. [attention] He added, “I hope that continues because from everything I’ve heard, she’s an amazing person who had a very traumatic childhood and teenage years. So, I just hope that she’s able to live freely and live the rest of her life beautifully.”
Calum Worthy as Nick Godejohn and Joey King as Gypsy Rose Blanchard in “The Act”
Brownie Harris/HuluThe former couple had planned to murder Dee Dee because she had allegedly abused their daughter, and had misled people into believing that Gypsy suffered from a number of illnesses. It has been widely speculated that Dee Dee had Munchausen syndrome, which is “a psychological disorder characterized by attention-seeking behavior by a caregiver through the actions of those in their care,” according to WebMD,
Law & Crime/YouTube Gypsy Rose Blanchard has made headlines for many other reasons, not just for murder. Gypsy is set to be released from prison in December 2023 after serving seven years of a 10-year sentence. She was granted parole in September of that year. Gypsy pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2016, a year after her allegedly abusive mother, Claudine, was killed. […]
The act made headlines following its release but Gypsy never achieved success. watched the first episode,
“I think Joey King did an amazing job playing me,” she said. We last month. “I was a little hard on Patricia Arquette for playing my mom because that’s my life. I’m very critical of it.”
In addition to the following ActGypsy’s story has been featured in several docuseries over the past few years. Fans can watch Gypsy adjust to life outside of prison in her current Lifetime docuseries. Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up,
With reporting by Lana Brody.
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