Hot Update Nanny Faye’s Struggle to Hustle for Cash as Todd Chrisley Faces Jail Time!

The Chrisley family has always lived under the bright lights of reality television, where wealth, wit, and southern charm were their trademarks. But in the wake of Todd and Julie Chrisley’s prison sentences,

the once-glamorous dynasty has been thrown into turmoil. As the family’s empire crumbles, a new—and entirely unexpected—figure has stepped up to keep the spirit of survival alive.

That figure is none other than Nanny Faye Chrisley, the sharp-tongued, poker-loving matriarch who consistently stole the spotlight on Chrisley Knows Best. While her son Todd prepares to serve 12 years behind bars

and Julie faces 7, Nanny Faye is proving she’s not about to sit quietly in the shadows. Instead, she’s hustling harder than ever before—turning her age, sass, and resilience into her greatest assets.

A Family Shattered by Sentencing

The sentencing of Todd and Julie Chrisley rocked fans to the core. Many believed the judge would stagger their punishments so one parent could remain with the younger children, Grayson and Chloe. Instead, the court handed down harsh sentences, citing the couple’s refusal to admit guilt for their financial crimes.

For Todd, the next decade-plus will be spent in a Florida prison. Julie will serve her time separately in Kentucky. Savannah has assumed guardianship of her younger siblings, balancing motherhood, career, and financial responsibility at just 26 years old.

And then there’s Nanny Faye—already battling health issues and a recent cancer diagnosis. Fans worried the beloved grandmother might fade into obscurity during this family crisis. Instead, she has surprised everyone by launching an audacious new chapter.

Hustling for Independence

When the Chrisleys’ show was canceled, their lucrative income streams evaporated. Chase and Savannah leaned on their businesses—candles, cosmetics, and social media endorsements—but the question loomed: how would Nanny Faye sustain herself?

The answer: by turning her personality into profit.

Recently, Faye reactivated her Cameo profile, offering personalized videos to fans. At $110 for a personal message and nearly $900 for a business clip, she’s already netted over $15,000 in revenue. Fans are eager to pay not just for her humor, but for a piece of the Chrisley legacy at a time when the family’s future feels so uncertain.

But Cameo is just the beginning. Sources close to the family say Nanny Faye has been spotted hosting high-stakes poker nights at her Nashville home, where laughter flows as freely as the buy-ins. She charges an entrance fee, sells homemade southern snacks, and has become something of a local legend. “Everyone wants a seat at her table,” one insider joked. “Win or lose, you’ll leave with a full belly and a sore stomach from laughing.”

Social Media Stardom

With encouragement from Savannah, Nanny Faye has also embraced TikTok and Instagram Reels, posting unfiltered takes on her son’s situation, cheeky skits, and snippets of her daily life. Her videos, full of sass and southern humor, are quickly gaining traction.

“She’s a natural,” Savannah revealed on her podcast. “People love her because she’s raw, she’s real, and she’s hilarious. Honestly, she’s getting more brand offers than I am right now.”

Already, Nanny Faye has partnered with a southern cooking brand to promote cast iron skillets and filmed a playful ad for a CBD company. With her trademark wit, she quipped: “One gummy a day keeps the prison stress away.”

From Comic Relief to Headliner

Beyond social media, Faye has even stepped onto the live entertainment stage. A Nashville comedy club recently booked her for a storytelling night where she held the audience captive with tales of raising Todd, sneaking out of church to gamble, and surviving small-town scandals. She walked away with a standing ovation—and several offers for a one-woman show tour.

As she told the cheering crowd: “Y’all thought Todd was the star. I’m the real Chrisley who knows best.”

Mixed Reactions from the Family

Not everyone in the Chrisley clan is entirely on board with Nanny Faye’s new hustle. Savannah has been supportive, often filming content and helping her grandmother manage social media. Chloe, too, reportedly loves dressing up and helping pick costumes for her nanny’s videos.

But Grayson, still a teenager, feels differently. “He gets embarrassed,” a family friend admitted. “He doesn’t want to see his grandma hustling harder than him or having friends tease him about her poker nights.”

Even Todd has weighed in from prison. In one call, Savannah revealed, he jokingly told his mother to “stay classy” and protect the Chrisley brand. Faye’s response? A sharp, deadpan retort: “Honey, the brand’s broke. Somebody’s got to fix it.”