Savannah Chrisley, daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley, opened up about how she is coping with her parentsā looming prison date.
On Dec. 27, the 25-year-old spoke to her future sister-in-law, Emmy Medders, on an episode of her podcast āUnlockedā about āgrieving the loss of parents that are still aliveā which she referred to as āthe hardest thing in the world.ā
āLike I feel like Iāve distanced myself to prepare for whatās coming,ā she added.
She later spoke about the guilt she feels about moving on with her life knowing her parents wonāt be there.
āIn my mind, Iām like, I canāt move on with my life.Ā Until I know that theyāre going to be there, I canāt get married. I canāt have a kid,ā she said.
She also shared how her father has encouraged her with the reality that she will have to live her life without him being physically present.
āDad was like, āI may not be here in front of you, but Iām still alive,'ā she said. āāIām still fighting. You donāt have to live a day without speaking to me.'ā
She also spoke about placing her focus on her current business ventures.
āI think thatās what Iām struggling with right now is business-wise. I keep pushing forward because thatās always been my easy, go-to, to where I donāt have to focus on anything else,ā she added.
Continuing, she said, āSo business-wise, Iām going to push forward. Iām going to do my podcast, Sassy, Iām going to do all the things.ā
Savannah Chrisley shared that what has helped her during this time is other people who have been able to relate to her situation.
āI mean, the amount of people who have reached out to me who are like, my parents, my siblings, whoever it may be, are incarcerated or have gone through legal stuff. Whatever it may be, it makes you feel like okay Iām not alone. Someone understands what Iām saying and how Iām feeling,ā she said.
Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced to a combined 19 years in federal prison for āconspiring to defraud Atlanta banks.ā
Their report date is set for Jan. 15, 2023.
