Inside Todd And Julie Chrisley's Prison Stays So Far!

"Unlocked With Savannah Chrisley" podcast, referring to his trademark blond locks. "Like, really weird.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent LevelK has unveiled the trailer for “Dancing Queen,” Aurora Gossé’s coming-of-age film world premiering in the Generation section at the Berlin Film Festival. Penned by Silje Holtet, the dance-filled movie is produced by Thomas Robsahm, whose credits include the Oscar-nominated Norwegian romantic comedy “The Worst Person in the World.” Newcomer Liv Elvira Kippersund Larsson stars as Mina, a slightly overweight underdog who falls head over heels in love and sets off to become at hip hop dancer to win his heart. The movie also stars Anders Baasmo (“In Order of Disappearance”) and Andrea Bræin Hovig (“An Affair), among others.

Prison life is already taking a toll on Todd Chrisley – at least when it comes to his looks!

Talk about a transformation. Savannah Chrisley revealed that her father, Todd Chrisley, no longer has his blonde locks.

Savannah Chrisley came away with a weird experience after recently visiting her father, Todd Chrisley, in prison.Savannah opened up about it in the latest episode of her podcast, recalling how her dad's hair has changed since he reported to Federal Correctional Institute Pensacola in Florida. Todd, who is serving a 12-year prison sentence following his conviction in a federal tax evasion and fraud case, reported to prison on Jan.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's prison sentences, saying, "Once somebody is convicted and found guilty, you can kind of go, 'Well, they're guilty of this.'" Bobby added, "And I've even said, look if it comes out [and] turns out they didn't do it, I'll come on and go like, 'Well I've got to eat my crow.' But there's really no crow."Those comments didn't sit well with Savannah."So … @mrbobbybones — if you'd like to discuss my family and the case then let's sit down and do it accurately. Yes — BOTH of my parents are incarcerated.

Savannah Chrisley is not ok.

Putting her foot down. Savannah Chrisley called out Bobby Bones for bringing up her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, on his radio show as they continue their prison sentences.

Apparently there was some tension between Todd and Julie Chrisley before they had to go to report to jail!

Addressing their issues? Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley haven’t mentioned their prison sentence on their reality series — but the couple did document their ups and downs amid legal woes.

Staying strong for one another. The Chrisley children have been vocal about how they’re coping without Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley as they serve their respective prison sentences.

Growing up and facing new areas of life is rough on any 16-year-old, but it’s an entirely different struggle for Grayson Chrisley.

Stars in lockup. Plenty of reality TV personalities have faced legal trouble over the years, but only a handful have served time for their crimes.

Some members of the Chrisley family already went to see Todd Chrisley in prison!

Savannah Chrisley is getting vulnerable about how her parents’ Todd and Julie Chrisley‘s prison sentences are affecting her — one week after they started serving their time behind bars.

Based on one of the most sensational and much-discussed short stories of recent times, which was heralded as the most-read story ever to appear in The New Yorker, Cat Person is a disarmingly creepy film with a disturbing edge that will surely trigger further discussion about contemporary dating and romantic protocols. Years ago, a little film like this would have found a modest but loyal following among young audiences. Now, however, its forthright presentation of the pitfalls of flashing yellow lights where male-female relations are concerned should make this a must-see and a subject of hot discussion at least among teens and young adults.

Damar Hamlin made an in-person appearance to cheer on his Buffalo Bill teammates in a critical playoff game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Julie Chrisley will not be receiving medical treatment despite her sentencing reassignment.

Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley admitted they weren’t worried about their future before reporting to prison to start serving out their individual sentences.