Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · June 30, 2025 · Entertainment

Chrisleys Reunited: Heartwarming Night in the Family Room After Prison Release

Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie were spotted out over the weekend after their first interview following their release from prison, where they made a bizarre revelation.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's Explosive Post-Prison Reveal: "We're Not Innocent, But We're Pardoned and Ready for Revenge!"

The infamous Chrisley family has finally emerged from their two-year prison stint, and they're not holding back! Todd, 56, and his wife Julie, 52, joined forces with their daughter Savannah, 27, and son Grayson, 19, for a tell-all interview on Fox News' My View With Lara Trump. The drama was palpable as the family dished out secrets, regrets, and, of course, resentment.

Todd and Julie's highly anticipated first interview since their pardon from President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through the nation. The reality TV stars-turned-inmates opened up about their darkest moments behind bars, their most unforgettable memories with their children, and the shocking revelation that even in prison, they never lost sight of their family values.

Todd was seen wearing a light blue polo shirt, black shorts and black shoes, while Julie was donning a dark blue top, light blue jeans and black sandals.

"The Night We Got Back: Grayson's Emotional Plea"

Todd revealed a heart-wrenching story about his youngest son Grayson, who asked to sleep in their room on the very first night they returned from prison. "He came in and said, 'Can I sleep with you tonight?' I said, 'You can,'" Todd recalled, visibly emotional. Savannah added her own twist, saying: "Grayson's always said, 'I have two moms,' because we're nine years apart. And so we've always been attached to the hip. He's taught me more than any person in the world ever could the past two and a half years."

Todd's Tears in Prison: "God, Why? I've Tried to Be a Loyal Servant!"

Todd revealed during the interview that their youngest son Grayson asked to sleep in their room the first night they got back from prison.

The Chrisleys were found guilty on all 12 counts, including conspiracy to commit bank fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion. Todd was sentenced to 12 years in prison, while Julie received a 7-year sentence. However, the family has maintained their innocence throughout the ordeal.

Todd opened up about his first night in prison, confessing that he cried himself to sleep. "I just said, 'God, why? I've tried to be a loyal and faithful servant. Why are you allowing this to happen? You know these things are not true,'" Todd revealed.

"President Trump's Pardon: A Blessing or a Curse?"

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Todd's response was nothing short of astonishing when asked about the pardon from President Trump. "I look back on that dream now, and I understand when he said, 'When you leave, they will rise,' because they're rising through President Trump," Todd shared.

"The Family That Prays Together..."

The Chrisleys' prison experience may have been a testing ground for their faith, but it also brought them closer together. Savannah gushed about the lessons she learned from her younger brother Grayson: "He thought I saved him when in reality he saved me... going through this together has been such a whirlwind."

Savannah added, 'The first night [Grayson] said,

"A Family Reborn: The Chrisleys' Journey to Redemption?"

The Chrisley family's journey is far from over. As they embark on their post-prison life, it remains to be seen whether their experiences will lead to a newfound sense of purpose or simply fuel their desire for revenge.

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