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Fans Stunned as Todd and Julie Chrisley Resurface in Tuscaloosa: Here’s Why.

Chrisleys Spotted in Tuscaloosa as Grayson Starts a New Chapter

Reality TV personalities Todd and Julie Chrisley were seen in Tuscaloosa, Alabama this past weekend, helping their 19-year-old son, Grayson Chrisley, move into his new residence at the University of Alabama (UA).

The star couple of Chrisley Knows Best appeared relaxed and engaged in full “college move-in” mode—blending in with hundreds of other parents preparing their children for life on campus.

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Grayson enrolled at UA in January 2025 and has already made a strong academic start—earning a spot on the Dean’s List during his first semester.

This impressive achievement also marked the first public social media post from Todd Chrisley since his release from federal prison in May 2025.

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Todd and Julie’s appearance on campus comes just months after their stunning return to public life.

The couple, who were convicted of bank fraud and sentenced to more than two years in federal prison, received a full pardon from former President Donald Trump on May 27, 2025. Their release has reignited media interest—and fans were quick to spot them around town.

Before their release, guardianship of Grayson had been entrusted to his older sister, Savannah Chrisley, who helped him move into UA when he first arrived in January. Now, with both parents free, the entire Chrisley family is reconnecting and navigating this new chapter together.

Chrisleys Go Local: Dining and Shopping in Northport and Tuscaloosa

Locals were surprised to see the Chrisleys out and about around town, enjoying some classic Alabama spots.

The family was spotted having a meal at City Café in Northport—a beloved eatery known for its Southern breakfast and “meat-and-three” lunches. City Café, famously closed on weekends, has long been a rite of passage for UA students and their families.

After their meal, the Chrisleys reportedly went on a shopping spree that included stops at Sam’s Club, Costco, Home Goods, Jack Brown’s, and Publix—a move-in day routine that many UA parents could relate to.

Their accommodations also made headlines. Todd and Julie stayed at The Alamite, a boutique hotel in downtown Tuscaloosa co-owned by legendary former Alabama football coach Nick Saban.

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Will the Chrisleys Become Tuscaloosa Regulars?

With Grayson set to graduate in 2028, there’s plenty of speculation about how often Todd and Julie will return to Tuscaloosa. Will they be seen at Alabama football games, pep rallies, or homecoming events? Might they become local celebrities in T-Town?

There’s already chatter about them possibly serving as Grand Marshals for UA’s homecoming parade—or even taking the stage at The Steps Show. Their presence would certainly draw crowds and camera crews alike.

A Taste of T-Town: What’s Next for the Chrisleys in Alabama?

If the Chrisleys continue visiting, they’ll have the chance to explore more of Tuscaloosa’s famous traditions and eateries. From Archibald’s BBQ and Dreamland Ribs to Nick’s in the Sticks and The Waysider for breakfast, the town offers no shortage of classic Southern experiences.

And when Grayson eventually walks across the stage at graduation—possibly with honors—the Chrisley family will no doubt be there, front and center. Some fans are already joking that he might graduate “Magna Cum Chrisley.”

Once defined by tabloid drama and legal troubles, the Chrisley family is writing a new story—one that now includes college life, second chances, and Southern hospitality. As they help Grayson settle into his college years, all eyes are once again on Todd and Julie Chrisley. But this time, the spotlight feels a little warmer—and a lot more hopeful.

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