The stars of the imprisoned reality Todd and Julie Chrisley have been forgiven by President Donald Trump, only two years after they were sentenced to a collective 19 years behind the bars for tax evasion and bank fraud.
Television personalities, who fired on fame in 2014 with their successful reality series “Chrisley Knows Best”, were guilty by 2022 to conspire to defraud Georgia banks for more than $ 36 million on personal loans and tax evasion.
At that time, Todd, 56, which served as a time at the Correctional Pensacola de Florida, received a 12 -year sentence, which was later reduced to ten years. Julie, 52, received a seven -year sentence, which served at the Federal Medical Center in Lexington, Ky.
Since his conviction, the couple, the daughter of the couple, Savannah, 27, has struggled to override their sentences, broadcast public motives for the support of the Government, while alleating that their parents were subject to “beyond the inhumana” in the grilles.
Now, the real estate agent in Management, who is raising his brother, 18, Grayson, and his 12 -year -old niece, Chloe, in the absence of his parents, who have taken a great step forward in his struggle for his parents’ freedom after Trump called her to say that she is planning to forgive both Todd and Julie, who are now at home and flex their online freedom.
“It’s a terrible thing, but it’s a great thing for your parents to be free and clean,” said the President during the conversation, who was recorded and shared by his communications adviser Margo Martin in X, formerly known as Twitter.
“I hope we can do it tomorrow. I do not know them, but give them my aspects,” Trump told the 27-year-old, who is in the process of filming a new series of reality on how his life was converted to his parents’ convictions.
Savannah later headed to Tiktok to celebrate the news, giving a Golden and White Maga Maga Baseball Cap, while telling the spectators how much he was “giving up” on the ad.
“I have spilled so many tears. The president called me personally as I entered the Sam’s Club and notified me that I was signing the pardon procedures for my parents. So the two parents return home tonight or tomorrow. And I still don’t think it’s real,” he admitted.
“The fact that the President called me: I will forever be grateful for President Trump, his administration and everyone along the way,” he added.
“We are gathering some clothes for the mother and father, getting his room on the floor above and I’m without words. I can’t thank the guys enough to keep my family along the way and to love us and give us support,” he said.
He finished the video thanking the Trump administration: “My parents arrived at his life. President Trump did not finish his sentences. He gave them a complete and unconditional forgiveness. So that’s why I am always grateful.
“Thank you, President Trump. I promise to be by your side and your administration and expose corruption and continue to fight for men and women in prison. I will refund your kindness with all the people I know. Thanks to God for a President like Donald J. Trump.”
Following the launch, the family made sure to boast of their freedom and their new appearances.
Savannah documented the release of his parents from prison into a series of clips shared in his Instagram history.
In a video, Todd was heard about his release, as he confessed that he had “struck” during his time behind the grilles.
Todd flexed the bicep muscles as he sat on the back of the car, instant his daughter to “feel his muscle”
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“I will not lie, it is difficult,” Savanah told the clip.
Prior to his imprisonment, the Chrisley family was known for his lavish lifestyle, which included the purchase and sale of several luxury houses.
In April 2019, Julie bought an elegant property from Brentwood, TN, for $ 3.4 million, after having taken the former Pro Mike Ribeiro, who had been playing with Nashville’s predators.
The Chrisleys renewed their mansion, and two months later they returned to the market for $ 4.75 million.
However, they struggled to sell it and taken out of the market a year later.
Built in 2013, the 12,753 square feet mansion is equipped with high -end finishes. Noteworthy are a formal dining room with hand painted screen, a route room, a cellar, an interior sports court and a wooden office with a decorative roof.
Located in an acre, the enclosure has a patio covered with a fireplace and a barbecue, as well as a pool and a spa.
For a while, the family used the property as its main residence, after moving from their old house to the Belle Meade district of Nashville when he began to call “the unwanted attention of tourists”.
The Belle Meade family was bought by the family for $ 1.6 million in 2016, when they moved from Atlanta to Nashville. The house quickly won its own celebrity profile after being presented to its successful series.
Constructed in 2014, the four -feet house four bedroom house has a living room with several sets of French doors, an open kitchen with a large island, a wet bar and two fireplaces.
Measuring a little more than half acre, the outer space includes a level grass and a patio.
By 2020, the property of Belle Meade’s property was transferred to Savannah and it is understood that this is the house where Todd and Julie will live as soon as they are released.
Finally they managed to sell their property from Brentwood in 2023, and marked $ 5.2 million for the house in an out -of -market transaction that was organized while the duo was behind the bars.
Todd and Julie have a long story of buying and selling houses in Atlanta, before they moved to Nashville.
In 2006, Todd bought a 16 -hectare estate in Buckhead’s luxury district. Paid $ 9 million for eight -bedroom European mansion.
According to reports, he lost the property to run in 2012.
In the first season of the show, the family lived regularly in a pile of 30,000 square feet of nine rooms in the suburb of Atlanta de Roswell.
Located in a closed community, the property offered landscaped land, along with a heated saltwater pool and hydromassage bathtub, an outdoor terrace with fireplace and a playground.
Initially, it appeared in 2007 for $ 7 million, the mansion bounced and off the market for years before finally selling $ 1.2 million in 2014.
To keep the appearances ready for the camera for their show, the Chrisley family rented a elegant place in Suwanee, GA, in 2014.
He was the background of his program after they had to leave his Roswell estate.
Built in 2006, the mansion of 7,800 square feet is in the sixth hole in the River Club golf course. The custom -made residence includes built registrations, teak lands, chimneys, an office and a formal dining room. The main suite has a fireplace, double armed and viewed to the golf course, and was often the focus of the scenes of the program.
When it came to the luxury rental market in 2016, the monthly lease was $ 8,000.
It was not related to the Chrisley Shenanigans, the mansion appeared on the market in February for $ 1,949,000 and sold a month later for $ 1,868,000.
The family also claimed another house in the Atlanta area. The 3,000 -feet four -foot brick house in Alpharetta was Todd’s mother’s house, known as “Nanny” Faye on the program.
It was purchased for $ 452,900 in 2005 and in 2017 it was sold for $ 540,000.
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