Chrisleys reflect on Savannah's role in emotional Lara Trump interview
The interview, which aired on June 28, featured emotional reflections from the couple and their children, Savannah and Grayson, as they opened up about their time apart and life after prison.
Julie Chrisley became visibly emotional while discussing the sacrifices their daughter Savannah made during their incarceration. She noted that Savannah, still in her twenties, took on full responsibility for the household, and advocated for their release.
Todd Chrisley echoed the sentiment, calling Savannah the glue that held the family together. He described their homecoming as overwhelming, recalling how his son Grayson asked to sleep near him for fear they might leave again.
The couple spent nearly 19 months in separate federal prisons before being granted clemency. Their appearance on the program focused on their emotional reunion and highlighted the strength of family bonds during a period of public scrutiny and personal hardship.
While they did not share specifics about future plans, the interview suggested a renewed focus on family and gratitude as they begin the next chapter of their lives.
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