Chase Chrisley He learns frankly about his health in a new episode of his family’s documentary, Chrisley: Back to reality.
“I’ve lost a lot of weight in the past year,” Chase, 29, said in the episode of the Lifetime episode Tuesday, September 9. “My body just refuses food. Things are happening. It’s terrible. I mean, it’s absolutely painful.”
In the fifth episode of the series, Chase tells business partners Cary Purcell When the two went out for lunch, his “health had become S ***”. “I didn’t know it was just everything I caught up with me or stressed,” he said.
Chase later quipped, “But I got the Alabama-sized hemorrhoids and a tax bill that I could buy a lake house.”
this Chrisley knows best Then it shows that the alum is driving with his girlfriend Jodi Fournerat Visit his doctor. When asked about how he felt after the date, Chase admitted he was “a little scared.”
“It’s getting worse in terms of Chase’s health,” Jody told the camera. “He ended up not being able to keep a meal, even sometimes water.
In his grandmother Nanny FayeChase’s house Share more insights He said it was what the doctor told him. “They will do some tests to see if my gallbladder works. Then they will do a test to see if my stomach works,” he explained. “If those are working, they will do a CT scan to see if I have a brain tumor.”
Todd Chrisley His son’s well-being was praised in the call from the prison. (Todd, 56, his wife, Julie Chrisleysentenced Total 19 years Tax evasion and conspiracy after being charged with 12 counts of bank and wire fraud. They are pardon President Donald Trump In May, when the family was filming a new series, they returned home. )
“I don’t know what happened to Chase,” Todd said over the phone. “For about four years, Chase has had stomach problems. He would eat, he would be in the bathroom or he would throw it away. It seems to have gotten worse since I left. He lost 15 pounds.”
Let the camera roll. Chrisley knows the best people certainly aren’t without drama, but its stars are centers of more controversy than a single reality show can handle. Fans met Todd Chrisley, Julie Chrisley and their kids – Chase, Savannah and Grayson when they premiered on the US network in March 2014. […]
Todd continued, “I don’t understand, he’s gone, ‘Maybe I don’t want to know if it’s really wrong.” I said, “Do you know how stupid it sounds?” I said, “You find out what problem you get, you get fixed, and then keep going.” I assure you that we’ll reach the bottom. ”
Throughout the episode, people vomited multiple times, including at his grandmother’s home, where he was filled with salty food.
“I’ve been doing research. They always tell me about Google searches. That’s my best friend,” Nanny Faye said in a confession after hearing Chase’s visit to the doctor. “It says it could be caused by anxiety, sleep loss and a lot of emotional things. But I told him…spraying too much salt on food and hot sauce will burn your stomach lining. …but you know, I can only tell him.”
Chrisley: Back to reality Tuesday, September 16, the season finale aired in One Life.
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