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The Chrisleys: Back to reality The finale of a series revealed that Chase Chrisley went into treatment for his bondage battles and reconciled with a sister Holy savanna.
“I need to go to treat a lot of trauma that I think I buried,” said Chase, 29, during the last chapter, which was broadcast throughout Tuesday, September 16. “I just thought I could be buried and buried, and I can’t.”
Chase admitted he was “afraid” to go into treatment.
“Hopefully today is a new start. You must win this battle,” Todd Chrisley He told his son as the pair traveled in a private plane to an unveiled center. “The story of my life will not be that I have gone to prison for 28 months, yours is not going to have a problem (substance abuse).”
Like many sibling duets, Savannah Chrisley and Chase Chrisley’s relationship is far from perfect. Ever since Chrisley first identified in 2014, viewers have had the opportunity to watch Todd and Julie Chrisley’s children grow into adulthood. While Savannah and Chase’s brother or sister bond proved to be a great reality television, things went complicated once Todd and (…)
Chase and his family discuss his battles with alcohol Throughout the eight -part docuseries.
“I thought going through this with Kyle (Chrisley) I would kill me but maybe he prepares what I’m going through today, ”Todd shared after dropping Chase away.” I am sad that I have to bring my son to rehab. I’m sad that I’m going on a plane and it’s not on me. Although we have been through many, I think God did not bring us as far as we dropped us. “
Chasing after treatment allowed him to open a door for reconciliation with a sister Holy savannaHe has been a feudal with him throughout the docuseries. Their talk was shown during the episode on Tuesday.
“I know you’re crazy about everyone but obviously you know I’m fighting my own demons so I’m sorry for my part in it,” Chase told her sister. “I could definitely have shown you more and I wanted to apologize to you.”
In a previous chapter, Savannah claimed that Chase had not helped him during the Todd and Julie Chrisley prison stay. Savannah was the main carer of brother Grayson Chrisley (he was not of a legal age when his parents went away) and a teenage sister Chloe Chrisley.
Chrisley’s family was “completely divided” when Todd and Julie Chrisley were in prison, according to Lifetime the Chrisleys: Back to Reality Docuseries. “Last I checked, nobody else in my family does anything to fight for my parents,” said Savannah Chrisley during Premiere’s chapter September 1. “No one else goes out (…)
“You know I wasn’t in the right space,” continued Chase. “I was doing everything I could do to take care of myself, and that is not an excuse, and thank God that you are strong enough.”
Chase said he was “beyond proud” of his sister, who worked to get Todd and Julie being released. (Todd and Julie were forgiven by President Donald Trump in May and released after 28 months in prison.)
Chase hoped their discussion was “the start of a new chapter” between them.
Savannah has spoken to her since Nightmare and allegedly She and Chase have not spoken Recently.
“I haven’t talked to Chase in … I can’t tell you when,” he said in the interview, broadcast on September 2.
