Savannah Chrisley Recalling her parents, Todd and Julie ChrisleyThey were awarded a presidential pardon before they were awarded a “historical lowest level” Donald Trump.
“I just got to what I could do. There’s nothing I can do at this point,” Savannah, 27, My opinion on Laura Trump on Saturday, June 28.
Todd and Julie, 52, 52, were granted President Trump’s pardon in May after convicting 12 counts of tax evasion, banking and wire fraud and conspiracy in 2022. Todd was sentenced to 12 years in prison and Julie was sentenced to seven years. (The Chrisleys have always maintained their innocence.)
In the family’s latest interview, Savannah insists that Chrisleys knows that her parents’ “only way out” was Trump’s presidential election last November.
“On a personal level, we watched the election together, [my brother Grayson, 19] “When we watched and saw the president win, we both started crying and he just grabbed me and hugged me because we knew that was our only way out, so they both started crying.”
Todd then said, “We want to thank God… God touched President Trump’s heart. God led the people to defend us. So I am grateful because every night I pray that God will return me to my wife and my children. He did it, so I am grateful.”
Chrisleys revealed that after Todd was released from prison, he briefly thanked President Trump in person through FaceTime.
Julie and Todd Chrisley in November 2019.
E3 Chophouse Nashville Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images“[I told him,] “Thank you for being reunited with my family,” Todd confirmed.
Julie left the host Lala Trump – Marrying President Trump’s son Eric Trump – At the moment she learned She was pardoned.
“I called my Savannah again and she said, ‘He did it! He signed it!’ I just started crying,” Julie reflected. “And I hung up. I was nervous and I just hung up the phone. It was the craziest thing because unfortunately most of the news you went to jail was bad news. So they were like, ‘How are you?’ I thought, “I think I’m leaving here! ”
Todd admitted that he didn’t really believe it when the prison guard told him he was awarded wide by the president.
Savannah Chrisley reveals what her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, have been doing since leaving jail, and what the family is next. Savannah, 27, detailed her “Emotional Coaster” last week on Tuesday, June 3, with episodes of the podcast “Unlock” podcast addressing Todd and Julie’s presidential pardon after 2022 […]
this Chrisley knows best The star said: “I got into the dormitory and one of the companies came in and he left, ‘How are you?’ I said: “As good as you can! “He said, “Tod, you just pardoned them.” I said, “Well, if I pardon them, they don’t have to worry about me.
Elsewhere in the interview, Todd admitted that he was very aware of his post-prison experience with Julie and What has most prisoners experienced.
“We walked out of prison,” Todd said. “We walked into the home and started shooting immediately and ordered a new car, we were looking for a house, we were doing everything we needed to do.”
He continued: “But none of these men and women did that. When they came out, they had no home to go. They had no money to buy food.”
It was announced in May that Chrisleys has begun filming a new lifelong documentary series about Todd and Julie’s post-prison life. ((Untitled Chrisley Project No official release window has been received for a lifetime. )
“Chrisley doesn’t know best anymore,” Lifetime laughed. “But they are doing their best.”
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