They were initially sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison following a federal tax conviction.
The Chrisley family lands a reality TV comeback, as Todd and Julie serve a combined 19-year prison sentence.
Todd and Julie Chrisley are currently serving their combined 19-year prison sentences after being convicted of tax crimes.
Savannah Chrisley slammed reports that her dad, Todd Chrisley, let himself go since going to prison.
Jay Surgent, Todd and Julia Chrisley’s new lawyer, opens up to ET about the ‘nightmare’ living conditions behind bars.
Chloe Chrisley pokes fun at sister Savannah's dating life on Instagram.
Attorney Jay Surgent speaks with ET about a path forward for the reality stars after their December 2022 sentencing.
Todd and Julie Chrisley's new attorney, Jay Surgent, speaks with ET about how Savannah's making 'restitution' on behalf of her parents.
Todd and Julie Chrisley's new attorney, Jay Surgent, speaks with ET about the conditions the couple's facing in prison.
'I think that they've been singled out,' Jay Surgent told ET.
Defense attorney Jay Surgent claims that his clients' 'celebrity status' is affecting their living conditions behind bars.
Savannah and Chase Chrisley open on her 'Unlocked' podcast about concerns for their parents, Todd and Julie, who are both in prison.
The upcoming documentary will also not be featuring her parents Todd and Julie Chrisley, who are currently serving prison sentences.
The reality star is opening up about why she feels it's wrong to do a documentary about the embattled Chrisleys.
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