Savannah Chrisley defends ‘easy repair of’ plastic surgery

Holy in the holy Joining the top list of offers that come clean about plastic surgery.

Reality Star, who has recently celebrated the release of his parents, Tond and Julie chrisleyFrom federal prison, he admits that he kept his ways for fear of “judgment.”

In the episode of Tuesday his “Locked” podcast titled “Can be curious, not judgmental“Savannah gets candid in fans while chatting with plastic surgeon, Dr. Charlie Galanis.

“I’m just being honest here because what is my life now,” TV personality says before revealing that he has recently liposuction. Explanation of his decision, Savannah told hearers that health challenges bring him to the bottom of the knife, saying:

“I went through all kinds of sh-t with my endometriosis, and I took this medicine and I got 40 lbs literally like three months.”

After rapid weight gain, which he / she describes “crazy,” the Podcast Host hosts needed for a campaign shoot and not like his sight. That’s when he decided to go through liposuction.

“It happened easier. It was a time ago. It was around Christmas,” he confessed.

Savannah, whose momma joined him for the way, admitted he did not feel his best before the operation.

According to him, the weighted emphasis “has a long” on his “physical,” emotional, “and” mentally, “he was told to do something about him.”

While some part of society still crushed in plastic surgery, “Chrisley knows the best” Alum believes this is the best choice for him.

Defend his decision, he told listeners, “I pass through all my health tools, gain weight. I work, and work hard.”

However he cannot maintain the road because of the pressure from the industry. In his words:

“That’s the thing, which is on TV and need to make a campaign shoot for a product. I want to show me to see. Me, I’m not good.”

Despite the feeling of good decision with surgery, Savannah never came out with the truth so far because of the stigma attached.

Defend his choice with a “quick recovery,” the reality star, confessed to use the weight loss of drug semaglutide, saying that he was silent because of “judgment that accompanied it.”

However, the daughter Chrisley does not change something, as he believes that plastic surgery is an eligible “investment.”

Todd and Julie Chrisley’s daughter are not strangers talking about his weight.

While opening about his combat with endometriosis to Life and Style magazineHe admits his health challenge that makes it strong.

“I am in a medicine and highest dose possible for six months, and I get about 30 pounds within six months,” he shares. “I mean, it’s hard.”

However Savannah has broken the cycle because of an alternative meal. “Thanks so much for the Diet Diet on the South Beach because I really helped get back to where I am and where I am comfortable.”