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Joy Behar momentarily forgets Gypsy Rose Blanchard murdered her mom while defending her on ‘The View’

  2024-01-05 pagesixSara Whitman51610
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Joy Behar had to be reminded that “murder is wrong” after she seemingly forgot Gypsy Rose Blanchard helped kill her moth

Joy Behar momentarily forgets Gypsy Rose Blanchard murdered her mom while defending her on ‘The View’

Joy Behar had to be reminded that “murder is wrong” after she seemingly forgot Gypsy Rose Blanchard helped kill her mother on Friday’s episode of “The View.”

The 81-year-old television host made the mistake after Blanchard, 32, cautioned people not to follow the path she took during her interview on the morning talk show.

“I’m going to try to create some change and be a voice for the voiceless,” the ex-con explained while detailing what she plans to do with her newfound social media fame.

“If there’s someone out there watching right now, please listen to me, heed my words, that you are not alone in this situation,” she continued. “There are other ways out. I did it the wrong way.”

A sympathetic Behar then jumped in to defend her, saying, “No, no, no, don’t say that. You had no choice.”

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Joy Behar seemingly forgot Gypsy Rose Blanchard helped murder her mother in 2015 on Friday’s episode of “The View.” ABC/The View
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She stood up for Blanchard after the ex-con-turned-star said she freed herself from her mother’s alleged abuse “the wrong way.” ABC/The View
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“No, no, no, don’t say that. You had no choice,” a sympathetic Behar replied. ABC/The View

However, Blanchard immediately reasserted that her involvement in the 2015 stabbing murder of her mother was indeed the “wrong way” to go about things.

“I did. I did something wrong, and I paid my dues for it,” she stated.

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“I did. I did something wrong, and I paid my dues for it,” Blanchard replied. ABC/The View
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She quickly realized Blanchard was speaking about murdering her mom, and not being a helpless abused child. ABC/The View

It was then that Behar realized Blanchard was speaking about the murder of her mom and not the alleged abuse she faced as a helpless child for her entire life.

“Oh, you mean that part. Oh, yeah. Nevermind,” Behard replied.

Her co-hosts didn’t let the blunder slide, though.

“Where are you going with this, Joy?” Sara Haines asked before Ana Navarro reached her arm toward Behar and noted, “Murder is wrong, Joy.”

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Behar’s mistake had the audience, her co-hosts and Blanchard laughing. ABC/The View

The audience chuckled, as did Blanchard, who agreed with Navarro by repeating, “Yes, murder’s wrong.”

Blanchard, who married special education teacher Ryan Anderson while incarcerated in 2022, became an overnight sensation following her Dec. 28 release from Missouri’s Chillicothe Correctional Center after she served more than seven years of her 10-year sentence for the second-degree murder of her mom, Clauddine “Dee Dee” Blanchard.

Dee Dee is thought to have suffered from the psychological disorder Munchausen syndrome by proxy, which made her crave attention and sympathy.

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Blanchard was freed from Missouri’s Chillicothe Correctional Center on Dec. 28. Instagram/Gypsy-Rose Blanchard-Anderson
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She served almost eight of the 10 years she was handed after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. TikTok/@gypsyroseblanchard727
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She helped plot the murder of her mom, Clauddine “Dee Dee” Blanchard, after suffering emotional, medical and physical abuse at the hands of Dee Dee her entire life. Instagram/Gypsy-Rose Blanchard-Anderson

She fulfilled her need by tricking doctors and Gypsy herself into thinking she had leukemia, muscular dystrophy that left her wheelchair-bound and digestive issues that required her to eat from a feeding tube.

During her sitdown with “Good Morning America” Friday, Gypsy said she didn’t want to kill her mother, but thought it was “the only way out” of her situation.

Ahead of her release from prison, she told People she thought her mother should have been locked up and not dead.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard in court
Dee is thought to have suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, which caused her to fake a myriad of illnesses, such as cancer, in Gypsy to gain attention and sympathy. AP

“She didn’t deserve that,” the self-proclaimed Swiftie noted.

“She was a sick woman and unfortunately I wasn’t educated enough to see that.”

“She deserved to be where I am, sitting in prison doing time for criminal behavior.”

(By/Sara Whitman)
 
 
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