Savannah Chrisley’s Stunning Exit: Leaving Lavish Mansion Behind After Parents’ Prison Stint!
Savannah Chrisley has revealed that she is moving out of her parents’ $1.6 million Nashville, TN, mansion and into a condo where she plans to live a “carefree life” after her mother and father were released from prison following a pardon by President Donald Trump.
Todd and Julie Chrisley, who shot to fame in 2014 with their hit reality TV series “Chrisley Knows Best,” were found guilty in 2022 of conspiring to defraud Georgia banks out of more than $36 million in personal loans and tax evasion.
Todd, 56, was sentenced to 12 years (later reduced to 10 years) in the Federal Correctional Institution Pensacola in Florida. Julie, 52, was sentenced to 7 years in the Federal Medical Center in Lexington, KY.
Following their parents’ incarceration, Savannah, 28, took on the care of her brother, Grayson, 19, and her niece, Chloe, 12, while also assuming responsibility for the care and maintenance of her parents’ opulent dwelling.
At the same time, the burgeoning real estate agent was tirelessly campaigning for Todd and Julie’s release, issuing public pleas for government support, while alleging that her parents were being subjected to “beyond inhumane” conditions behind bars.
On May 27, her prayers were answered when Trump revealed to her in a personal phone call that he planned to pardon her parents. Just a few days later, they were released from prison.
Now, Savannah is ready to return the hefty upkeep of their home to Todd and Julie.
While speaking on a new series, “The Chrisleys: Life After Lockup,” which aired on Hulu on June 29, Savannah revealed that she has spent the past two years residing in her parents’ Nashville abode—and she is finally ready to bid it farewell.
She joked that she was excited to go back to the “carefree life of a 28-year-old,” as she opened up about her next residence.
“That’s what I keep saying, ‘I’m moving into a condo,'” she said, noting that her family has asked her, “Aren’t you going to miss a house?”
“I’m not going to miss landscapers, I’m not going to miss pool people,” Savannah explained.
Todd added, “I have learned that a house is not a priority to her. Maintenance is not a priority to her.”
Savannah snapped back at her father, noting that she had to focus on “raising” her sibling and niece while they were behind bars.
“No, I was raising kids,” she said, before recalling the moment her dad stepped into their Nashville home following his release.
“He comes in and is critiquing everything in the house. I was literally fighting for y’all for two and a half years and raising kids, I think the floors are fine,” she teased.
And it’s not just Savannah who is ready to look outside of the Nashville dwelling; Todd and Julie are also looking to relocate to Charleston, SC, to become landlords.
“We have hopes of acquiring a mansion there that we’re going to convert to a hotel,” Todd revealed.
Their new business venture comes less than two months after they were pardoned for their tax fraud scheme, with Trump telling their daughter that he believed their incarceration had been a “terrible thing.”
“It’s a terrible thing, but it’s a great thing because your parents are going to be free and clean,” the president said during the conversation, which was videotaped and shared by his communications advisor Margo Martin on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“I hope we can do it by tomorrow. I don’t know them, but give them my regards,” Trump told Savannah, who was in the process of filming a new reality series about how her life was turned upside down by her parents’ convictions.
Savannah later took to TikTok to celebrate the new, donning a gold-and-white MAGA baseball cap, while telling viewers how much she was “freaking out” over the announcement.
“I have shed so many tears. The president called me personally as I was walking into Sam’s Club and notified me that he was signing pardon paperwork for both my parents. So both my parents are coming home tonight or tomorrow. And I still don’t believe it’s real,” she admitted.
