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Holy savanna remembers her parents, Melt and Julie Chrisleyhit “low ever” before they have a presidential pardon Donald Trump.
“I had just reached a point, like, I’ve done everything I can do. At this point, there’s nothing more I can do,” explained Savannah, 27, My opinion with Lara Trump on Saturday, June 28.
Todd, 56, and Julie, received 52 pardons from President Trump in May following their 2022 conviction on 12 counts of tax evasion, bank and wire fraud and conspiracy. Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars while Julie had seven years. (Both Chrisleys have always maintained their innocence.)
In the family’s latest interview, Savannah insisted that the Chrisleys knew the “only way out” for her parents was Trump’s winning Presidential election last November.
Todd Chrisley broke his silence at a press conference after being pardoned and released from prison, but his wife, Julie Chrisley, did not join him. Speaking for the first time on Friday, May 30, Todd, 55, was accompanied by his daughter Savannah Chrisley in Nashville. He revealed to correspondents that Julie, 52, was home with (…)
“On a personal level, we watched the election together, and (my brother Grayson, 19) had to vote in the election for the first time,” explained Savannah. “And when we were watching him and seeing the President win, we both started sobering and he had just grabbed me reminding me because we knew that that was our only way out.”
Then Todd turned in, “We thank God … and God touched the heart of President Trump. God led to the advocacy for us. And so I am grateful because every night I would pray that God would return me home to my wife and my children.
The Chrisleys revealed that Todd had to personally thank President Trump through FaceTime once he was released from prison.
Julie and Todd Chrisley in November 2019.
Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images for E3 Chophouse Nashville“(I told him,) ‘Thank you, you reunited me with my family,'” Todd confirmed.
Julie walked a host Lara Trump – Who is married to President Trump’s son, Eric Trump – through the moment he learned She was forgiven.
“I call my Savannah again and said, ‘He did! He signed him!’ And I began to break out crying out, ”Reflected Julie. “And then I just hung up. I was so nervous until I just hung up. It was the craziest thing because unfortunately, most of the news you get in prison are bad news. So they’re like, ‘Are you right?’ And I’m like, ‘I’m! “
Todd admitted that he did not really believe him when a prison guard told him that he was found by the President.
Savannah Chrisley reveals what her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, have been doing since leaving prison – and what’s next to the family. Savannah, 27, detailed his “roller-coaster of emotions” over the past week during the episode on Tuesday, June 3, of a “unlocked” podcastone podcast, addressing Todd and Julie’s presidential pardons following their 2022 (…)
The Chrisley knows best Star said, “I went into my dorm and one of the CO came in and it goes, ‘You’re good?’ And I said, ‘Comfort as I can be!’ And he said, ‘Today you have just had a pardon. And I said, ‘Well, hell, if I’m forgiven, they don’t have to worry about me.’
Elsewhere in the interview, Todd admitted he was well aware that his post-prison experience Julie was nothing like What do most prisoners go through.
“We stepped out of prison,” said Todd. “We walked into a home, started filming immediately, and new cars were being ordered, and we’re looking for housing, and we’re doing all the things we need to be doing.”
He went on, “but not all of these men and women have to do so. When they come out, they don’t have a home to go. They don’t have money to buy food.”
It was announced in May that the Chrisleys has already started filming a brand New Age documentary drama series about Todd and Julie’s post-prison life. (Untitled Chrisleys Project have not received an official release window of a lifetime at this time.)
“The Chrisleys no longer knows,” teased Lifetime. “But they do their best to be there for each other.”
