Gypsy Rose Blanchard launches Kenan's Law anti-bullying campaign after partner Ken Urker's death Gypsy Rose Blanchard is advocating for Kenan's Law to change how social media platforms handle repeated harassment reports after the sudden death of her partner, Ken Urker. Urker was found dead in his Louisiana home, and authorities say there are no signs of foul play. Gypsy Rose Blanchard is turning her pain into purpose after the sudden death of her partner, Kenan Ken Urker. She believes Urker died of a drug overdose and says her reports to social media platforms about harassment were met with no violation. Blanchard Launches Kenans Law PetitionBlanchard announced over the weekend that she is launching a campaign for Kenan's Law, asking followers to sign and share a petition. I only have my daughter and my voice, Blanchard shared on social media. In honor of Ken, I am asking for your support for Kenan's Law. She claimed that reports were made across multiple platforms, but noted that far too often, the response was simply: No violation.Kenan's Law is about changing the way social-media platforms handle repeated reports of harassment, she wrote. One post viewed alone may not tell the whole story, but hundreds of posts, videos and comments directed at one person can reveal a pattern that deserves meaningful review. This is not about silencing criticism or taking away anyone's freedom of speech, Blanchard added. Public figures can and should be criticized.Public Figures Humanity Remains IntactBut public figures are still human beings, and fame should never erase someone's humanity, she said. She added that Ken's passing has made her determined to turn pain into purpose and advocate for a better system for the next person who feels like no one is listening. Blanchard asked followers to sign and share the petition, before noting: Fame does not erase humanity. A pattern cannot always be understood one post at a time.I don't know if it was intentional or not, Blanchard told the outlet. He was not in a good state of mind lately. Urker, 34, was found dead inside his Louisiana home. Thursday was Urker's 34th birthday.Anita Blanchard told authorities that she and her husband, who is Gypsy Rose Blanchard's half-brother, went to the home and spotted Urker lying unconscious from an outside window, according to an incident report. A man accompanying Anita Blanchard and her husband then entered the house through a window and found Urker, who was not breathing and cold to the touch, according to the report.Investigation Finds No Signs Foul PlayInvestigators recovered syringes and a spoon next to a brown powdery substance in the bathroom, as well as a handgun, two shot glasses, and a syringe on a nightstand next to the bed, the report states. The sheriff's office told Fox News Digital the case remains under investigation, but there are no signs of foul play.If that would change at any point, or there would be any major update in this investigation, we would issue a new statement, the sheriff's office said. Gypsy Rose Blanchard, 32, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2016, when she was 24, for her role in plotting to kill her abusive mother, Claudine Dee Dee Blanchard, in their Missouri home in 2015.She carried out the killing with help from her former boyfriend at the time, Nicholas Godejohn, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole. The killing inspired the 2019 TV series The Act on Hulu. Dee Dee Blanchard is believed to have suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, also known as Factitious disorder imposed on another, a form of child abuse. Blanchard was released on parole in December 2023 after serving 85% of her sentence.Urker and Gypsy Rose Blanchard got engaged in 2018 while she was incarcerated, but later separated. The couple rekindled after her first marriage and welcomed their daughter, Aurora, on Dec. 28, 2024.