Gypsy-Rose Blanchard flaunts bikini body on Santa Monica beach after denying GLP-1 use

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard flew from New Orleans into Los Angeles last Tuesday and she did not waste time slipping her petite 4ft11in frame into a pink bikini for a 'beach day.'

'I am on the beach in Santa Monica, and I am enjoying the amazing weather,' the 34-year-old ex-con - who boasts 10.3 million social media followers - gushed in an Instagram video posted Saturday.

'The waves are rolling in and the sun is shining.'

In March, Blanchard claimed she lost 35lbs without the use of a trendy GLP-1 agonist drug like Ozempic by making 'lifestyle changes' in the two and a half years since her release from Chillicothe Correctional Center.

The avid influencer proved her drastic weight-loss transformation by stepping onto a scale reading 108.2lbs, saying in a since deleted post: 'I don't follow a workout routine (though I'd love one), I don't limit my diet, and I don't use GLP-1.

'I wasn't actively trying to lose weight… my whole life just changed and adjusted to freedom.'

Blanchard - who also underwent rhinoplasty and extensive dental surgery in 2024 - showcased her back tattoo as she ran towards the shoreline to dip her toes in the 'freezing' Pacific Ocean.

'I didn't even bring a towel so, yeah, the sun is going to have to dry me off,' the aspiring podcaster said.

'It's cold! I don't know if I'm ready for this!'

Some in the comments section thought Blanchard had an extra belly button, but it's actually a stoma scar from her days being fitted with a feeding tube.

The Louisiana native is hitting up all the influencer favorite spots in the city - including the Paul Smith pink wall, the Beverly Hills fountain, Sunset Tower Hotel and Erewhon where she taste tested Hailey Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter's smoothies.

It wasn't all play though as Blanchard filmed collabs with fellow content creators TyBott and Alexis Oakley - neither of whom reposted her on their respective pages.

On May 1, the wig-loving vlogger and her fiancé Ken Urker celebrated their second anniversary of dating, and they're proud parents of 17-month-old daughter Aurora Raina Urker.

Blanchard 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.

The Life After Lock Up alum - whose Lifetime reality show was canceled last August - served eight years of a decade-long sentence for the second-degree murder of her abusive mother Clauddine 'Dee Dee' Blanchard at age 48.

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

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

Godejohn is still 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.

Last December, 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 NY Times bestselling author 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.'