Gypsy Rose Blanchard Reveals Where She Stands With Ken Urker’s Sister

Over the past six months, according to Blanchard, Snyder would “publicly criticize” Urker on her social media livestreams, noting, “To now see her speaking to media outlets following his passing, after the way she publicly treated him while he was alive, is something I find deeply disturbing and disrespectful to his memory.”

E! News has reached out to Snyder for comment but has not heard back. 

As for Blanchard, she shared that she wanted to remember Urker the way he deserved “for the man he was, the father he was, and the love he gave to those closest to him.”

“I will continue to protect Ken’s memory, speak about the man I knew and loved,” she wrote, “and advocate for the dignity and respect he deserved in life and still deserves in death.”

In the weeks since Urker’s passing, Snyder has spoken candidly about her relationship with her brother, claiming that she knew he slept with a weapon close by.