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Louisiana troopers look into a minor Houma fender bender involving Gypsy Rose Blanchard
State troopers say a fender bender in Terrebonne Parish involving Gypsy Rose Blanchard caused only minor damage with nobody hurt and nobody arrested.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard was part of a small car crash in Louisiana over the weekend. It comes only weeks after the sudden death of Ken Urker, the father of her daughter.
A driver's post
A Facebook user went online to claim Blanchard had sideswiped them and joked that 2026 has been a wild year.
What troopers say
Louisiana State Police Troop C said its troopers handled a minor collision involving Blanchard in Terrebonne Parish on October 17. The damage was limited to property and nobody reported an injury.
State police added that nobody was taken into custody over the wreck.
Sun in her eyes
According to a source, the cars met at a Houma intersection. The same source says Blanchard's car insurance was current and that glare from the sun played a part.
A painful month
The fender bender lands during a hard stretch for Blanchard. Urker, who was once engaged to her, shared a daughter named Aurora with Blanchard. His unexpected death came earlier in October.
Blanchard has not commented on the crash.
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