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Holy savanna had a lot to say about rumors that mother Julie Chrisley fake his breast cancer.
“I really want to tackle something,” Savannah, 27, said on Tuesday, June 17, from her “unlocked” podcast. “I was getting my coffee across the street this morning and I was looking through social media and I saw where someone stated that my family was this fraud and we are the terrible human beings of Xyz, and how my mother faked her breast cancer diagnosis.”
Savannah noted that she had been “dumbfounded” by the charge in the comments section.
“Apparently, her breast cancer diagnosis to avoid a court case was what this person said,” Savannah continued. (While this chapter was released on Tuesday, it was recorded before Julie and Todd ChrisleyRelease last month’s prison.)
She was quick to explain during Tuesday’s podcast episode Julie, 52, Been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012.
Julie Chrisley
Taylor Hill/Filmmagic“They were not federally or criminal charged until 2019,” he added. “So, that’s right there completely ruining your whole theory.”
The couple were shown on tax evasionalong with bank and wire fraud payments, in 2019. They were convicted in 2022 and received a 19 year combined sentence. Todd and Julie reported to prison in January 2023, and their appropriate sentences were reduced while behind bars.
The couple got a pardon by President Donald Trump and subsequently released from prison At the end of May.
During Tuesday’s podcast episode, Savannah reflected on her mother’s cancer journey. She remembered discovering that Julie was diagnosed with breast cancer after Todd, 56, was picked up from school one day. Savannah also shared that Julie had a double mastectomy and full hysterectomy to ensure that the cancer did not return.
“Her cancer was driven by estrogen and so they wanted to remove all her female parts that produced estrogen. Then basically went through the menopause at the age of 39,” continued Savannah. “She went through the whole process, she had two or three reconstructive surgeries. She slept in a recliner for what I probably felt like a year by the bedside with my dad because she couldn’t stand to lay all the way down.”
Savannah added, “For someone to make an accusation that my mother lied to breast cancer at the age of 39, there is a special place in hell for you. It’s that simple. There’s a special place in hell for you, and hope you’re feeling good about yourself.”