US EditionSavannah Chrisley advocates for parents' release during White House visit
- Savannah Chrisley visited the White House to advocate for her parents' release from federal prison, emphasizing her commitment to justice reform during the Conservative Political Action Conference event.
- Todd and Julie Chrisley are serving sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion after being convicted in 2021.
- Savannah stated, "The fight for justice is far from over," as she continues to campaign for their clemency from President Trump.
- She has publicly challenged the accusations against her parents, insisting, "If you want to convict them, convict them on the truth, and that can't be done.
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Chrisley Knows Best alum Grayson Chrisley just blasted elder sister, Savannah, online for her behavior. While he went to Alabama for his college studies, he is always in touch with her occasionally. Most of the time, the brother-sister duo has had a great bonding experience during Savannah’s podcast episodes. Grayson has come to the Unlocked podcast multiple times to talk about his own life experiences. He is a cool guy who knows how and when t…
‘I Can’t Stay Silent:’ Why Savannah Chrisley Is Speaking Out Against America’s Prison System
Savannah Chrisley speaks at the Republican National Convention on July 16, 2024 (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) “To stand among those fighting for real reform and freedom, to be a voice in this movement, reminds me why I refuse to stop speaking out. The fight for justice is far from over.” In a powerful message posted for her 2.8 million Instagram followers, Savannah Chrisley commemorated her recent trip to Washington D.C., where she made her wa…
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