Todd Chrisley Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Insider reported.The moved-up release will come nearly two years before the former multimillionaire real estate developer’s original 12-year sentence was meant to end.Meanwhile, Julie, 50, will now be released from the Federal Medical Center Lexington on Oct. 19, 2028 —shaving 14 months off her seven year bid.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are gettin’ outta the big house early!

Chrisley Knows Best duo Todd and Julie Chrisley will be getting out of prison a little earlier than expected.

Todd and Julie Chrisley will get out of prison earlier than previously expected, Fox News Digital confirmed. "Todd and Julie Chrisley have been model incarcerated individuals and have been compliant with all regulations promulgated by the bureau of prisons," a statement from the Chrisleys' lawyer, Jay Surgent, said. "In light of same, their prison sentences are now 10 years for Todd and 5 years for Julie.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are getting released from prison earlier than expected.

Chase Chrisley has a LOT to say about his star-crossed family — and their forthcoming reality TV return. But things aren’t easy on the inside for mom and dad…

Todd Chrisley may not be able to show it, but he's ecstatic about the family getting another shot at a reality TV show.According to, Todd's attorney, Jay Surgent, said Todd is «thrilled and happy» that the family business is back up and running. The outlet reports Todd will not be part of the show, which started filming after Todd and his wife, Julie, were sentenced to a combined 19-year prison sentence following their conviction in their federal tax evasion case.Earlier this week, Savannah Chrisley's rep confirmed to ET that a new docuseries about her family is in the works.

A new Chrisley Knows Best reality show is already in the works.

McKinley Franklin editor The Chrisley family is returning to television with a brand new unscripted docuseries from Scout Productions. Following the lives of Chase, Savannah, Grayson, Chloe and “Nanny” Faye Chrisley, the series will pull back the curtain on one of the most turbulent times for the family since starring in “Chrisley Knows Best” and its multiple spinoffs. Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced to 12 and seven years in prison, respectively, amid a conviction of tax evasion and bank fraud.

Savannah, Chase, Grayson, Chloe and Faye «Nanny Faye» Chrisely's lives as they rebuild whileTodd and Julie Chrisley serve out their combined 19-year prison sentences. An appearance by Todd's oldest children, Lindsie and Kyle Chrisley, has yet to be confirmed.

EXCLUSIVE: Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced last year to a combined of 19 years in prison for crimes including tax evasion and wire fraud.

Lindsie Chrisley and her new boyfriend, Trent, aren't getting engaged just yet — but if and when it does happen, Lindsie says she feels her beau will «fall more on the traditional side» when it comes to popping the question.Specifically, she feels that Trent — with whom she went Instagram official just last month — would ask her dad, Todd Chrisley, for his permission to propose. Which might be a bit «tricky» since her dad is serving a 12-year sentence in federal prison for tax fraud.Lindsie opened up about her romance during a recent episode of her podcast, Southern Tea, where she reflected on how difficult it would be for Trent to even get to know her parents, nonetheless asking for their approval of his proposal.«It's a tricky situation with my parents being incarcerated.

Savannah Chrisley and her siblings are relying on the help of psychologists and therapists to help them get through after the incarceration of their parents, and it’s costing thousands of dollars each month.

Savannah Chrisley continues to shed light on her parents' ongoing legal battle and offer a glimpse into life behind bars for Todd and Julie Chrisley. Savannah speaks with one of Todd and Julie's lawyers, Alex Little of Burr & Forman, in a new episode of her podcast titled «Talk to My Lawyer.» As the interview delves into the process of appealing Todd and Julie's fraud conviction, Savannah takes aim at the tabloid headlines and inside sources that are speculating on her parents' experiences behind bars.«It's hilarious because one of them was like, 'Oh, he's let himself go,'» she says of one story about her father.

Savannah Chrisley has «every intention» of paying her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley's, restitution amid their incarceration, the couple's lawyer tells ET. Jay Surgent of Weiner Law Group is the Chrisley's newly-appointed counsel, and spoke with ET about the current conditions he says Todd and Julie are facing behind bars. He also said there is path forward after the stars' December 2022 sentencing.

Savannah Chrisley has «every intention» of paying her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley's, restitution amid their incarceration, the couple's lawyer tells ET. Jay Surgent of Weiner Law Group is the Chrisley's newly-appointed counsel, and spoke with ET about the current conditions he says Todd and Julie are facing behind bars. He also said there is path forward after the stars' December 2022 sentencing.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's lawyer is speaking out about the condition of their prisons. ET spoke to the couple's new lawyer, Jay Surgent, after their children claimed that Todd and Julie are facing «nightmare» conditions behind bars. «I would like to say that they're doing well, but they're not,» Jay, of Weiner Law Group, told ET.

"Chrisley Knows Best" star Todd Chrisley claimed through his lawyer that he's been "singled out" and that his "celebrity status" has led to prison mistreatment. Todd and his wife Julie Chrisley are currently serving out their combined 19-year sentence at separate facilities in Kentucky and Florida.

Todd Chrisley isn’t happy with how he’s being treated in prison.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are not having a good time in prison — and their new lawyer plans to appeal, claiming his clients' «celebrity status» is affecting their treatment behind bars.Criminal Defense Attorney Jay Surgent, who has newly joined the Chrisleys' defense team, told ET on Friday that «the living conditions are horrendous at both of their facilities.»Todd and Julie were convicted on fraud charges in November 2022 and reported to prison in January. Todd is serving his 12-year prison sentence in Pensacola, Florida, while Julie is serving a seven-year sentence in Lexington, Kentucky.

Julie Chrisley’s prison has some reptilian inmates according to her children, Savannah and Chase Chrisley.

It sounds like Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie Chrisley are both going through it right now in their respective prisons.

It is apparently more than just a hard knock life for Todd and Julie Chrisley, who are currently serving prison sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion. Two of the couple's children, Savannah and Chase, are admonishing the living conditions in which their parents find themselves in - deeming the environment "a nightmare." "They both have no air. No air conditioning … They're both in states where it gets 100+ degrees.

Chase Chrisley and sister Savannah Chrisley claim that their incarcerated parents — Todd and Julie Chrisley — are being kept in “inhumane conditions” while serving time in prison.

Another couple bites the dust…

Chase Chrisley and sister Savannah Chrisley claim that their incarcerated parents — Todd and Julie Chrisley — are being kept in «inhumane conditions» while serving time in prison.Chase recently joined Savannah for a new episode of her podcast,, and opened up about how he recently visited his dad in prison.«You went and saw Dad, and you got to hear about the cluster of everything going on at his facility,» Savannah said during their chat.«It's a nightmare,» Chase said.Todd and Julie were convicted on fraud charges in November 2022 and reported to prison in January. Todd is serving his 12-year prison sentence in Pensacola, Florida, while Julie is serving a seven-year sentence in Lexington, Kentucky.

Chase Chrisley's engagement and relationship with fiancée Emmy Medders is over.The star took to his Instagram Story on Tuesday to share the news. «Everybody has been asking a lot of questions regarding Emmy and myself,» he wrote. «We both agreed to parts ways and move on with our lives separately.

Reality television stars are used to the scandal and bombshell moments when a camera crew is present. However, for some families, they have faced off-screen scandals. Since "Jon & Kate Plus 8" ended their show in 2009, there have been a series of scandals, including estrangements and rumored abuse, that has eclipsed their original popularity.  Todd and Julie Chrisley of "Chrisley Knows Best" were sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison last year after a jury found the couple guilty of conspiring to defraud community banks out of more than $30 million in fraudulent loans, in addition to conspiring to defraud the IRS.

Savannah Chrisley will not be participating in any upcoming documentary about her family and her imprisoned parents Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley. The 25-year-old reality star took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday evening to set the record straight after her estranged half-sister, Lindsie Chrisley, recently spoke about the rumored documentary on her podcast, . «I was notified of some crazy stories that have been out there about this family documentary,» Savannah said on her Instagram Story. «First off I want to set the record straight, there is no family documentary that's happening.

Lindsie Chrisley is opening up about her choice to not be involved in a forthcoming documentary about Todd and Julie Chrisley.The reality star and alum recently addressed a rumored documentary — detailing her family's legal woes — during an episode of her podcast, .According to Lindsie, the decision stemmed from the fact that her father, Todd, and step-mother, Julie, would be unable to defend themselves while they both serve time in prison after being convicted on multiple fraud charges last year.«I just decided that I'm not going to participate in something that one, I don't even know what the heck's going on,» she shared. «What could they possibly document that would even be relevant that anyone doesn't already know?»Because of this, Lindsie said participating is «not really worth my time.»«Also [it's] not fair to people,» she added.