after Judging Todd and Julie ChrisleyTheir children were talking about how they dealt with their parents going to prison. The reality stars have been sentenced for bank fraud, tax evasion, wire fraud and obstruction of justice as well They owe $17.2 million. The second youngest of her five children, Savannah Chrisley opened up about feeling like her life was on hold after her parents went to prison despite the advice she received from her father and friends.
Savannah was recently speaking with Emmy Medders, Chase Chrisley’s fiancé, about their experiences, specifically about Medders’ experience with her father’s battle with ALS. This then leads to Savannah opening up about how her personal life is, and how she feels like she’s on hiatus, even though her business life is moving forward. Savannah’s soon-to-be sister reaffirmed brother Chrisley’s statement about working through this difficult time, saying on Savannah’s podcast: open (Opens in a new tab):
You can’t just stop your life. Your parents, your parents, don’t want us to do that, no matter what happens.
Savannah then opened up about her personal struggles at the moment. With her father sentenced to 12 years in prison, and her mother seven years, she said it was hard not having them. She explains that she has never had a problem with work, doing her podcast, and working on beauty brand Sassy. However, when it comes to her personal life, she said she has trouble moving on. The podcast host said:
That’s what I’m struggling with now is business-wise, I just keep moving forward because that’s always been easy because I don’t have to focus on anything else. On the business side, I’m going to go ahead, I’m going to do my podcast, Sassy, I’m going to do all the stuff. But personally, there is a level of guilt associated with moving on with my life. Thinking about my mom and dad not being here during certain life events, it’s like in my mind, I’m like, ‘I can’t move on with my life. Until I know they’ll be there, I can’t get married. I can’t conceive a child.
The former reality star continued, saying, finally her parents can be a part of her life, and for now she can talk to them. Savannah explained:
For me, they will eventually, one day, become a part of it. My dad tells me, when I start to feel bad about myself, it’s like, “Look what Amy’s going through.” My dad was like, “I may not be here before you, but I’m still alive. I’m still fighting. You don’t have to go through a day without talking to me.”
She then opens up about how much she respects and admires Midris, and wishes she could be more like her sister-in-law in the future.
Chrisley’s other siblings have also spoken about their parents’ sentences. Lindsey Chrisley spoke about her parents’ condition After pronouncing the verdict. while, Chase Chrisley spoke with Savannah about their parents He also said that he “doesn’t owe the public an explanation”, and also said that what their family went through “is hell”, and “a terrible, terrible situation”. As for parents, Todd admitted he was “struggling” after the ruling, but said his marriage is better than ever.
Along with Savannah talking about her moving forward in her work life, in her personal life, she is also He took custody of Grayson and Chloe ChrisleyTodd and Julie Chrisley’s younger son and grandson, respectively.
Overall, Savannah is dealing with a lot now between her parents going to prison and raising two kids. She’s been open on her podcast about her condition, and I’m sure that as time goes on, she’ll continue to be honest about how she handled this complex situation.
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