In a new interview, Savannah Chrisley shares that her parents Todd and Julie are in trouble again. What kind of trouble are her parents facing this time? And, where did this interview happen exactly? Keep reading for the details.

Todd & Julie Chrisley In Trouble Again? Savannah Explains

As those who have been following the news surrounding their arrest know, Savannah and Chase have been very vocal. Vocal about their parents’ living conditions to be more specific. Savannah and Chase acknowledge their parents are in jail and not at a spa. But, they still have basic human rights. The reality TV siblings reveal their parents are dealing with unsafe food, dirty water, black bold, no air conditioning, heat stroke, and even snakes.

During an interview with Fox News, Savannah Chrisley owns up to the fact that she’s ruffled a lot of feathers by refusing to stay silent on the issues. She recognizes the conditions behind bars are not something people talk about. And, she is ready to change that.

Savannah said as she opened up about her parents’ current living situation: “They are in conditions where it gets to be 115 degrees inside because there is no air conditioning. There’s black mold, asbestos, lead-based paint. They’re consuming food that says ‘not for human consumption.’ There’s not clean drinking water.”

The reality TV star worries for her parents’ health. She clarified during the interview this is especially true of her mother Julie who is a cancer survivor.

She continued to explain: “My mother is a cancer survivor. Obviously, conditions like this are not good for her health and the recurrence of cancer. So it’s a challenge. But I made it my mission to be loud and to stand up even when it’s hard.”

Her Parents Face Backlash

Savannah Chrisley implies she’s playing a dangerous game by speaking out about her parents’ situation. And, she suggests her parents are being punished and facing additional consequences behind bars because she’s chosen to highlight the living conditions. While she feels for her parents, everyone is in agreement this information needs to be brought to light so it can change for everyone, not just her parents.

She added: “Unfortunately, by doing that, there has been some retaliation against them. But if it means them being uncomfortable for us to make lasting change, then that’s what we’re going to do.”

The FMC has issued a general statement about the accusations, but the statement was not very specific.

The FBOP takes seriously our ability to protect and secure individuals in our custody while ensuring the safety of our employees and the surrounding community. We make every effort to create a controlled environment within our facilities that is both secure and humane, prioritizing the physical and emotional well-being of those in our care and custody

Do you think Savannah Chrisley and her family can change the conditions behind bars? Or, do you think they will stop caring when Todd and Julie are not behind bars anymore? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And, keep coming back for more Chrisley news.

Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie Chrisley suffer financial setbacks while they sit in federal prisons and now, a judge stripped them of a trust fund that contains nearly $30K. The news came amid another financial issue as Patrick Rykwalder is suing them for money over Grayson Chrisley’s car accident.

Todd Chrisley Sold House, Won A Lawsuit, But Bad News Came

In January, the news arrived that Julie Chrisley and her husband’s big white house in Brentwood, Tennessee, was sold. They had paid $3.375M for the home and it sold for $5.2 million which made them a profit. However, It’s not clear if that money went to pay restitution or not. For a bit, things looked up for the couple who were convicted of fraud and tax-related crimes. The Chrisley Knows Best stars won a lawsuit against the State of Georgia for $1 million. But bad news arrived after that.

Todd Chrisley’s high didn’t last very long, because he was found liable to pay $755,000 to an IRS employee. Amy Doherty-Heinze filed for defamation and won after he dissed her on social media. Of course, he is appealing it. But, the Chrisley Knows Best alum recently got more bad news.

Julie Chrisley And Todd Lose Trust Fund Cash

In a new report by Action News Jax, a judge ordered the former reality TV stars “to turn over nearly $30,000 that was in a trust fund in Alabama.” The outlet explained that the money was in “an IOLTA trust account [and] IOLTA stands for Interest on Lawyer Trust Account and is used by lawyers to responsibly hold client funds.”

Court documents revealed that Julie and Todd Chrisley had an amount of “$29,932.23” in the account. And, the judge made them turn all of it over. The federal judge made the call after a “January Writ of Garnishment” to start paying off the imposed restitution by the former reality TV stars.

What are your thoughts about the judge ordering Julie and Todd Chrisley to turn over their trust account funds? Are you glad that the$17 million restitution judgment is getting some of their money? Shout out in the comments below, and come back here for all your Chrisley Knows Best news.

Mark Your Calendars: No longer a RUMOR, Julie Chrisley has been RELEASED (2024)

In a stunning turn of events, Julie Chrisley, a prominent figure in reality television, has officially been released. After much speculation and numerous rumors, the news has now been confirmed, bringing a wave of reactions from fans and critics alike.

Julie, who gained fame alongside her husband Todd Chrisley on the popular TV show “Chrisley Knows Best,” has been a household name for years. The show’s portrayal of their extravagant lifestyle and familial ups and downs captivated audiences, making the Chrisley family a staple in reality TV.

Julie’s release marks a significant moment, as it follows a tumultuous period involving legal battles and public scrutiny. The Chrisley family has been at the center of numerous controversies, including charges of bank fraud and tax evasion, which led to Julie and Todd’s convictions and subsequent prison sentences in 2022.

Supporters of Julie have rallied behind her, expressing relief and joy at her release. Social media platforms have been flooded with messages of encouragement and welcome, with many looking forward to seeing how she reintegrates into her family and public life.

However, this development is also met with skepticism and criticism from others who remain concerned about the unresolved issues surrounding the Chrisley family’s legal troubles. Questions about accountability and justice continue to circulate, highlighting the complex nature of their public personas and private lives.

As Julie Chrisley steps back into the spotlight, all eyes will be on her next moves. Whether she chooses to return to television, write a memoir, or take a different path entirely, her release undoubtedly marks a new chapter in the ongoing Chrisley saga.

Stay tuned for more updates on Julie Chrisley’s journey post-release and the impact it may have on the Chrisley family’s future.

Julie Chrisley’s Earliest Release Date Revealed

Under federal law, getting out super early for good behavior isn’t really an option for Julie Chrisley. As Tv Shows Ace previously reported, federal law requires inmates to serve 85 percent of their sentence. After serving 85 percent of her sentence, Julie would be eligible to get out early for good behavior. This, however, was assuming she was considered to be a “model inmate” during her time behind bars.

As fans know, Julie Chrisley is currently serving a seven-year sentence behind bars at FMC Lexington, Kentucky. The facility she ended up at left fans scratching their heads as the website describes it as “an administrative security federal medical center with an adjacent minimum security satellite camp.”

The family, however, insists there was no medical reason why Julie was assigned to this prison. Even their lawyer has said they don’t know why she was assigned to this particular facility as it wasn’t their decision nor did they give any input on it.

Some Chrisley Knows Best fans are wondering when 85 percent of Julie Chrisley’s sentence will be up. When will she be eligible to be considered for an early release? Fortunately, public records of her inmate details to confirm an early release date for Julie has been determined.

Earliest release date for Julie Chrisley revealed
Per public records, the earliest release date for Julie Chrisley is January 2nd, 2029. Doing the math, that is a little less than six years from now. So, if Julie is determined to be a perfect inmate, she could shave roughly a year off of her sentence for good behavior.

As fans know the Chrisley family is hoping to shave a lot more than a year off of her sentence as they continue to pursue an appeal.

To date, Todd and Julie Chrisley have maintained that they are innocent of the crimes they’ve been accused of. Per the federal judge, not owning up to their crimes and apologizing is part of the reason they landed 12 and 7 years behind bars. Admitting guilt, however, was a double-edged sword for the family as they intended to appeal their situation with the hopes of a retrial. If Todd and Julie had admitted guilt, they would have destroyed any chance at a retrial. So, they didn’t really have a choice but to let the judge throw the book at them.
Can you believe Julie Chrisley is going to do six years behind bars?

 

Todd Chrisley’s Earliest Release Date Revealed

 

Under federal law, getting a significant early release or a reduced sentence for good behavior is a bit of a pipe dream for Todd Chrisley. As Tv Shows Ace previously reported, the disgraced reality TV star is in federal prison. Federal law requires him to serve at least 85 percent of his sentence.

Technically, this means there is an early release date option for Todd Chrisley. But, he will serve the majority of his 12-year sentence because federal law requires him to do so.

Still, Chrisley Knows Best fans can’t help but wonder: Is there an official early release date available for Todd Chrisley yet? How much is 85 percent of his sentencing and when could he get released?

Doing a bit of deep diving into public records on the reality TV star as an inmate at FPC Pensacola, fans were able to dig up the earliest release date possible for Todd Chrisley.

Earliest release date possible for Todd Chrisley revealed
Per public records, the earliest release date for good behavior for Todd Chrisley is April 7th, 2033. On Reddit, fans were in agreement it was a “wild” date to look at as it was a little over a decade from now. This means, at minimum, Todd is required to do 10 years and a few months of his 12-year sentence.

As Tv Shows Ace reported back in November, this slightly reduced sentence requires Todd to be a “model inmate.”

They are still hoping to appeal their situation
Presently, Todd and Julie Chisley have their legal team working to appeal their current situation. As fans know, Todd and Julie never plead guilty or apologized for their crimes. To date, they insist they never committed what they’ve been accused of. Per the federal judge, it is the lack of guilt that resulted in such harsh sentences.

Because Todd and Julie intended to appeal the case, however, they were unable to admit their guilt or apologize for their crimes to get a reduced sentence. Any admittance of guilt would have torpedoed their plans to appeal.

Fans of the Chrisley family are all over the place with their thoughts on this situation. But, most hope that justice ultimately gets served.

Can you believe Todd Chrisley’s early release date is a little over ten years from now? Share your thoughts with us in the comments. And, keep coming back for more Chrisley Knows Best news.

Nanny Faye is a wonderful person, yet there are always people who hate her. They dropped dislikes when Nanny appeared on broadcast

It’s unfortunate that some people choose to spread negativity and hate towards others, especially someone as kind and wonderful as Nanny Faye. It’s important to remember that everyone has their own opinions and perspectives, but that doesn’t justify hate or disrespect towards others.

For those who were disappointed that Chrisley Knows Best and Growing Up Chrisley got canceled, there is new hope as Savannah reveals the family is in serious talks for a new reality series. It was during the most recent episode of her podcast (which featured both Chloe and Nanny Faye as special guests), that Savannah opened up about the possibility of the Chrisley family returning to reality TV.

Savannah Chrisley’s family in talks for new show

With the previous series being called Chrisley Knows Best, Todd was the king of the show and the family. And, the series was about the family with the underlying message that he knew best. With Todd behind bars, there is a whole Reddit community now that is called Chrisley Knows Prison. And, many fans admit they would LOVE to watch a series that features Todd and Julie Chrisley behind bars. Unfortunately, that is unlikely to happen.

Savannah, Chloe, and Todd’s mother, however, think a series with Nanny Faye stepping up to be the new queen of the castle makes sense. The family even tossed around the idea of Nanny Knows Best as a potential name for the series.

This was when Savannah shifted gears with the conversation just slightly. She wanted to make sure her viewers knew they were not just shooting the breeze. Savannah Chrisley explained that she was very much in talks with a few different production companies about the possibility of moving forward with a new series.

Savannah Chrisley did ask her grandmother Nanny Faye what she thought about diving back into reality TV again. Nanny reassured her granddaughter she was ready to rock and roll.

Todd Chrisley’s daughter added that TONS of networks and production companies have been in contact with her because there is a huge interest in making something work.

How do fans feel about the potential of a new series?

Unsurprisingly, this topic did make it over to the Reddit communities where fans shared their thoughts on a new Chrisley series. Is this something fans want to happen? Many fans admit that while they believe Todd and Julie should be behind bars if they really committed the crimes, they love watching the Chrisley family on television. A lot of fans describe it as a “guilty pleasure.”

Here’s some of what fans had to say about this news:

“I’ll be tuned in & don’t lie, y’all will be tuned in also.”
“Oh FFS – you get burned by the fire of fame and keep going back for more.”
“A show where she reads emails from Todd. Sounds interesting.”
While some fans admit they are looking forward to a new show featuring the family other fans believe it is just a rush to keep the family’s income flowing.