It’s been two years since Gypsy-Rose Blanchard walked out of the Chillicothe Correctional Center, having completed eight years of a ten-year sentence for the second-degree murder of her mother, Clauddine ‘Dee Dee’ Blanchard.

But the 34-year-old ex-con showed no remorse on Saturday as she joined forces with fellow disgraced influencer Natalie Reynolds to make light of the scandal for the TikTok trend ‘We listen and we don’t judge.’

“I spent eight and a half years in prison because I killed my own mom,” Blanchard candidly stated.

When a 23-year-old listener reacted with disbelief, exclaiming, “Oh my god,” Blanchard sharply responded, “Hey, we listen and we don’t judge.”

However, this sentiment didn’t sit well with everyone. One TikTok user, @brentsenff, stirred up quite a reaction, with their comment, “We listen and we call a judge,” amassing over 209,000 likes.

Another user, @langston_dagoat, expressed discomfort with the exchange by commenting, “Um… maybe no…” accompanied by a meme of a shocked face, which garnered more than 76,000 likes.

It’s been two years since Gypsy-Rose Blanchard (center) was released from Chillicothe Correctional Center after serving eight years of a decade-long sentence for the second-degree murder of her mother Clauddine ‘Dee Dee’ Blanchard (R)

But the 34-year-old ex-con (L) showed no remorse on Saturday as she joined forces with fellow disgraced influencer Natalie Reynolds (R) to make light of the scandal for the TikTok trend ‘We listen and we don’t judge’

Echoing the disbelief, TikTok user @.CELYNE. chimed in with the question, “So this is a confession right?” capturing the skepticism of many viewers.

TikTok user @itsbrandonmax wrote: ‘Call the judge?’

‘Nothing funny about this at all,’ TikTok user @jennifersynder commented.

In 2015, Blanchard gave her online ex-boyfriend Nicholas Godejohn – who has an IQ of 82 – duct tape, gloves and a knife to stab her abusive mother 17 times in the back while she slept in her bed.

The conspiring couple then stole $4,400 in cash from Dee Dee and mailed the murder weapon back to the autistic 36-year-old’s home in Wisconsin where they fled by bus.

Godejohn is serving a life sentence without parole at Missouri’s Potosi Correctional Center plus an additional 25 years for armed criminal action.

The murder – which they blamed on Dee Dee’s undiagnosed Munchausen syndrome by proxy – inspired Hulu’s eight-part series The Act and Lifetime movie Love You to Death, both of which were released in 2019.

‘I went to prison for eight and a half years because I [unalived] my own mom,’ Blanchard said

When the 23-year-old blonde replied ‘Oh my god,’ she snapped: ‘Hey, we listen and we don’t judge.’

In the comments of the tone deaf post, TikTok user @brentsenff got over 209,000 likes for writing: ‘We listen and we call a judge’

TikTok user @langston_dagoat commented ‘Um… maybe no…’ along with a meme of a horrified face, which earned over 76,000 likes

‘So this is a confession right?’ TikTok user @.CELYNE. commented

TikTok user @itsbrandonmax wrote: ‘Call the judge?’

‘Nothing funny about this at all,’ TikTok user @jennifersynder commented

In 2015, Blanchard gave her online ex-boyfriend Nicholas Godejohn – who has an IQ of 82 – duct tape, gloves and a knife to stab her abusive mother 17 times in the back while she slept in her bed 

The conspiring couple then stole $4,400 in cash from Dee Dee and mailed the murder weapon back to the autistic 36-year-old’s home in Wisconsin where they fled by bus 

Godejohn is serving a life sentence without parole at Missouri’s Potosi Correctional Center plus an additional 25 years for armed criminal action 

The murder – which they blamed on Dee Dee’s undiagnosed Munchausen syndrome by proxy – inspired Hulu’s eight-part series The Act and Lifetime movie Love You to Death, both of which were released in 2019 

Two months ago, Into the Weeds procured over 100 never-before-seen disturbing video calls between Blanchard and Godejohn through a freedom of information (FOI) request.

‘The plan for us if we have a boy first, we’re going to protect him and protect our children from the outside world because they can’t know about us,’ the Life After Lock Up star said as her alter ego Demona in 2015.

‘They can’t know about you being a vampire. But we’re going to protect them and keep them educated on what not to say in front of people and make sure that they understand the severity of keeping this secret.

‘And if we have a girl she has to lose her virginity to you because you are the master of the household. So I’m going to have to explain that to her whenever she comes of age where it’s time to explain it. Like, when she’s seven I won’t explain that but around 13 I’ll explain.’

Last Monday, Blanchard shared bikini-clad snaps to celebrate her ‘first time wearing a two-piece in public’ after shedding 35lbs off her petite 4ft11in frame.

The wig-loving vlogger had previously shared video of herself stepping onto a scale which read 108.2 lbs and claimed she lost the weight naturally as ‘an adjustment to freedom’ without using a trendy GLP-1 agonist drug.

Blanchard and her fiancé of two years – Ken Urker – are proud parents of 14-month-old daughter Aurora Raina Urker.

Last Monday, Blanchard shared bikini-clad snaps to celebrate her ‘first time wearing a two-piece in public’ after shedding 35lbs off her petite 4ft11in frame

The Life After Lock Up star had previously shared video of herself stepping onto a scale which read 108.2 lbs and claimed she lost the weight naturally as ‘an adjustment to freedom’ without using a trendy GLP-1 agonist drug

Blanchard and her fiancé of two years – Ken Urker – are proud parents of 14-month-old daughter Aurora Raina Urker (pictured December 28)

The Louisiana native surreptitiously rekindled her on/off romance with the 33-year-old bartender in March 2024, which effectively ended her 20-month marriage to ex-husband Ryan Scott Anderson.

Last August, Lifetime canceled Blanchard’s reality show Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up following two seasons.

The aspiring podcaster – who commands $108.90 on Cameo – posts paid partnerships for brands like Bondi Sands Australia, e.l.f. Cosmetics and Avia Leggings.