Gypsy Rose Blanchard fires back at haters as paternity test scandal drags on

Gypsy Rose Blanchard was forced to hit back at trolls as they questioned her latest selfie .

The 33-year-old has been trying to relax as she gets ready to give birth to her first child amid a bombshell paternity scandal . She took to Instagram on Sunday to share a picture of herself relaxing in the sun , but some of her followers were confused by one detail.

In the picture, Gypsy Rose smiled for the camera as she wore a pair of oversized black sunglasses. One person wasn't a fan of the outfit and commented: "Honey those glasses are too big on your little face. Just saying but I want you to know I'm on your side of the story about what happened to you.

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"And God is blessing you for all you endured. I believe you did the crime, but you also served your time. God forgives. So should people. Have a blessed Sunday." Gypsy Rose responded to the comment explaining why the sunglasses seemed to be so big.

"The glasses was Ken’s lol I forgot mine in the jeep," she wrote. Despite the awkward comment, plenty of fans were loving Gypsy Rose's latest snap.

One fan encouraged: "They look fine on you. Keep doing you. For your mental health, turn off commenting. People are just rude these days." Another said: "So so cute Gypsy!!!! Wishing you and the baby well."

"Okay miss girl!! Living your best life," a third fan commented, adding a red heart emoji. Someone else gushed: "It’s your time to give your girl the life you always deserved!!"

The post comes after Gypsy Rose's ex-husband Ryan Anderson decided to delay taking a DNA test to prove he isn't the father of her unborn baby. Ryan is "understood to be the father" by their state's law. A paternity test can be used to prove who the father is.

Ryan and Gypsy Rose chose to delay the DNA test, considering it "easier and cheaper to wait", according to TMZ . A paternity test taken before a birth can cost between $500 and $2,000. If a pair waits until after the birth, however, the cost drops to between $150 and $200.

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