Gypsy Rose Blanchard

And now that we're, you know, two years post all that, there is still attention.

It is not as much as it was in the beginning.

But at least it's enough to where, like, it's died down enough to where I can go to the grocery store and only be recognized, like, once.

Yeah.

Facebook was a thing.

TikTok was not.

TikTok, I came in to the picture almost at the middle to tail end of my prison sentence.

So that was not something that I knew navigating before I got locked up.

Very, very limited.

We had personal tablets assigned to us that through the course of my prison sentence, we were able to get more and more apps over time.

Particularly, we were excited about the phone app.

So we were allowed to call our family on the tablet after so long.

And we were able to have like little games and stuff like that.

But it was not...

Right.

It is.

So when before I got out of prison, I had asked my then husband, now ex-husband, to create social media for me.

So Facebook, TikTok, Instagram.

So he had made these accounts for me.

So when I would get out, I would have access to them and already built a small following.