Julie chrisley told the first time since he and wife Todd Chrisley released from prison.
In a preview for Saturday, June 28, episode of My view with Lara Trump. where the couple will sit with the daughter Holy in the holy and son Grayson Chrisley For their first TV interview, Julie, 52, recalled the moment he learned President Donald Trump that he forgave his wife.
“I called my (my daughter) Savannah another time and he said, ‘He did it! He signed it!’ And I just started to cry crying, “Julie told the host Lara Trumpet. “And then I’m just hanging. I’m really crazy. It’s the worst thing because it’s not good news that is in jail. And I’m like, ‘I do! I think I’m not here!’ “
Todd, 56, also shared once he knew he was released, meant he didn’t believe that a companion inmate tried to tell him about forgiveness. “So I went to my dorm and one of the Co I came and he goes, ‘You’re good?’ And I said, ‘I’m good!’ And he said, ‘Todd you just forgive. They sent me here to see if you were ok.’ And I said, ‘Good hell if I forgive they don’t have to worry about me, I’m good!’
In May, Todd, 56, and Julie, 52, forgiveness to President Donald Trump after convicted In 12 counts of tax evasion, bank and wire trick and conspiracy June 2022. Todd was originally sentenced to 12 years in prison, while Julie received a penalty for seven years. Couple – who says they are innocent to any crimes – have been Behind the bars since January 2023.
“It’s a terrible thing but it’s a good thing, because your parents can be free and clean,” Donald Savannah, 27, I don’t know it, but I have given them a good life. “
The President also admits Todd and Julie received “beautiful violent treats,” add, “I hear them.
On May 28, Todd’s lawyers and Julie confirmed the statements of Week of the US that the pair is officially released from prison and headed to their home in Nashville. The next day, Savannah shares When his parents arrived by his Instagram story.
Shortly after his release, Todd keeps his innocence to a press conference, which Julie did not join. (Todd told reporters that he was at home with their adopted daughter, Chloe.)
“Although this apology occurred, I still have been convicted of something I don’t do. You can. It can be any of you,” he said.
If asked if he had a sadness around the case, he replied, “I have the blame if it’s something I do.”
