Lindsie Chrisley sparks marriage rumors with Instagram name change and loved-up photos in a white dress
The former star of Chrisley Knows Best, 35, shared a carousel of images to her Instagram account.
In them, she wore a white dress from Vestique as she walked the sandy beaches of Ponte Vedra, Florida hand in hand with the mystery man.
She captioned the post, 'a little preoccupied,' and added a white heart.
Eagle eyed fans also noticed she changed her last name on the social media app from Chrisley to Landsman.
Her new boyfriend, David Landsman, also shared pics with Lindsie and her son Carter on his Instagram.
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Landsman also shared a very sappy sentiment to his Instagram Stories.
'The right person makes you fall in love three times: once with them, once with yourself, and once with life.'
He added two pink hearts and a man and woman dancing emojis to his post.
David's Instagram bio reads, 'Entrepreneur, Father, Christian, Dual License Expert empowering real estate agents to boost their commission with a mortgage license.'
His website says, 'I can scale your real estate business and have a world-class team to support your growth goals.
'If you are a mortgage lender, real estate agent, team leader or brokerage owner, I will increase your productivity and maximize your profits.'
They both posted about a weekend trip to Clemson, South Carolina where they took in a Savannah Bananas game with Lindsie's son Carter, 11.
There's no word on how long Lindsie and David, who is a father himself, have been together or if they really are married.
Lindsie's most recent relationship was with a man named Trent for about a year. They ended their relationship in January 2024.
While Lindsie is surely happy her parents have been released from prison, earlier this year, she admitted she hadn't gone to see them since they were put behind bars.
Speaking about the tense topic on an episode of her podcast, Southern Tea, in March, she revealed that she hadn't seen to her father Todd for over a year.
Meanwhile, she also said she never been to visit her step-mom Julie Chrisley in the more than two years that the reality star was in prison.
She candidly stated: 'The last time I visited my dad probably was … was it the beginning of last year? I can't even honestly remember.
Lindsie continued: '[Nanny Faye and I] used to go together [to see my dad] when they first went [to prison].
'It was just like, [a] more comfortable situation for both of us to go [and] stay in a hotel together. I have never been to Lexington to visit Julie.'
Todd and his wife Julie were found guilty of committing tax evasion and bank fraud totaling $30 million in June 2022.
Chrisley's 12-year sentence was reduced to 10 years, while his wife's seven-year sentence was cut to 14 months.
She was a prisoner at Federal Medical Center Lexington in Kentucky from January 2023 until her release in June.
Lindsie admitted: 'I have not seen my dad in quite some time and I have had no contact. And that's all I'm going to say for that.'
Todd welcomed Lindsie and her brother, Kyle, during his first marriage to Teresa Terry and Julie adopted both of them when she and Todd wed.
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