Todd & Julie Chrisley’s Shocking Concern Revealed It’s NOT About Chloe & Grayson!

For years, Chrisley Knows Best painted a picture of a close-knit Southern family built on love, faith, and Todd Chrisley’s trademark quick wit. But now, with Todd and Julie both behind bars,

the carefully crafted image of domestic bliss has been shattered. Fans naturally assumed that the embattled couple’s greatest concern would be their children—young Grayson and little Chloe—

who have been left behind without their parents. Yet, in a shocking revelation, their attorney has confirmed that Todd and Julie’s main focus is not on their kids. Instead, their priority lies in something much bigger: clearing their names and restoring their public image.

A Family in Crisis

Since Todd and Julie Chrisley reported to prison, Savannah Chrisley has stepped in as the legal guardian of her younger brother Grayson and her niece Chloe. The weight of responsibility has been immense, and fans have rallied behind Savannah for her strength and resilience.

But in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, the Chrisleys’ attorney Alex Little stunned viewers by revealing that Todd and Julie’s primary concern is not the daily lives of their children, but rather their reputations and the fight to prove their innocence.

“Right now, Todd and Julie are most concerned with the narrative being told about them,” Little explained. “The government has painted them as villains, and they want the world to know that the picture is simply not true. Their focus is on reclaiming their names, not because they don’t love their children, but because they believe that’s the only way to protect them in the long run.”

A Shocking Revelation

The news sent shockwaves through the Chrisley fanbase. After all, this is the couple who built an entire reality empire on their exaggerated yet lovable parenting style. From Todd micromanaging Grayson’s wardrobe to Julie doting over Chloe like a grandmother, the Chrisleys’ brand has always centered on family.

So to hear that their chief concern is not their children but their reputation seemed out of character—until Savannah stepped in to offer perspective.

“Everybody thinks mom and dad are sitting there worrying about who’s taking Chloe to school or what Grayson is eating for dinner,” Savannah shared in her podcast Unlocked. “That’s not what keeps them up at night. They trust me with that part. They know I’ve got the kids. What they are focused on is proving their innocence and coming home.”

Life Behind Bars

Prison insiders reveal that Todd has immersed himself in the prison library, treating the legal battle like his full-time job. He reportedly spends hours studying case law, writing notes, and preparing arguments for his legal team.

“Dad has turned into his own paralegal,” Savannah joked. “He’s making sure nothing slips through the cracks.”

Julie, on the other hand, has found solace in her faith. According to sources, she has become a spiritual leader among the inmates, leading Bible studies and encouraging others to reconnect with estranged family members.

“She sees this as a test of faith, marriage, and mission,” a prison insider shared. “She’s focused on what this season of life is supposed to teach her.”

Why Reputation Matters Most

While some critics have accused Todd and Julie of abandoning their roles as parents, their supporters argue otherwise.

“They don’t care about Chloe or Grayson? That’s not true,” Savannah insisted. “They believe the best way to protect them is by clearing their names. If they come home still branded as guilty, those kids will carry that stigma forever. Mom and Dad are fighting for a future where people don’t whisper behind Chloe and Grayson’s backs.”

This argument resonates with longtime fans. After all, the Chrisley empire was built on public perception. Without their reputation, their ability to rebuild their lives post-prison would be nearly impossible.

The Children Step Up

Meanwhile, Grayson and Chloe have been showing remarkable resilience. Once shy and sarcastic, Grayson has reportedly matured into a protective older brother. Friends say he refers to Savannah as his “second mom” and has embraced a more responsible role in the household.

Chloe, still just a child, has found her own ways to cope. She reportedly kisses a photo of Todd and Julie goodnight before bed and reminds her siblings that her grandparents are “coming home soon.”

But Savannah admits that the burden is heavy. “Sometimes I just want to vent about Grayson’s mood swings or Chloe’s school project. But when I get my parents on the phone, it’s all legal talk. I get it. I know why. But I miss having my parents for the little stuff.”