Why Lindsie Chrisley BLOCKED Sister Savannah on Social Media

I had posted a Chrisley family bingo card
on my Instagram story, and I get
this group text about how I needed to
immediately remove this, that this was not funny.

Lindsay Chrisley explains why she blocked
her sister Savannah on social media.

Meanwhile, the public has been grabbing on
to every little thing I said.

I wish things played out differently.

The 34-year-old gets into it
on her Coffee Combos podcast,
a week after Savannah stopped by another pod,
The Vile Files.

I think it’s hard because at the end of the day,
like, if she ever needed anything,
I would be there.

I was a topic of conversation on this podcast
and I’m not quite sure why I was,
as Lindsay sees it, host Nick Viall crossed a line.

She stabbed a family in the back,
and I’m not saying that for anything
other than factual purposes.

Like, she loves her life; I live mine.

So in this interview that was on The Vile Files,
I just want to address him on this
and first him a little bit.

In my opinion, which it’s my social media
and it’s my life, this was appropriate
for the situation.

Yeah, Lindsay reveals the backstory there,
following this moment from a Q&A in June,
telling fans she’s blocked her siblings
after an argument.

There has been a lot of public back-and-forth,
beef, reconciliation,
unfollowing, following back, blocking,
no communication whatsoever.

Now, Lindsay says it was all because of
something she posted to her Instagram story:
a Chrisley family bingo card like the one seen here.

Like, it wasn’t meant to be rude;
it wasn’t meant to be mean.

And I get this group text about how
I needed to immediately remove this,
this was not funny.

So I go and remove it, and then
after the threat of text, I go and block.

I didn’t want to trigger them anymore,
so the easiest way was for me to block.

Of course, Lindsay’s no stranger
to fallouts with her famous fam,
including that bitter feud with Dad Todd.

There was just some kind of emotional battle
that Lindsay has had within herself.

They patched things up in the wake
of Todd and Julie’s convictions.

I love my children more than I’ve ever loved
anything in life.

And some good news for the Chrisleys:
while Todd and Julie maintain their innocence
from behind bars, their prison sentences
were both reduced.

But what we will not do is we will not break.

Todd is set to be released in 2033,
Julie in 2028, leaving plenty of time
for their kids to reconcile.

If she feels the need to blame me
to move forward with her life and responsibilities,
that’s okay, and she also knows
how to get a hold of me if she wants
to work this out privately,
which it seems like she does not.

If you want to speak, and for whatever
to be heard or believed,
then you have to be accepting of the fact
that the other side is going to have
something to say too.