Todd and Julie Chrisley Set the Record Straight on Divorce Rumors
- Todd and Julie Chrisley deny divorce rumors on their podcast.
- They are settling back into normal life after their pardon.
- The couple has plans for a new docuseries exploring their journey.
Chrisleys Declare Their Commitment Amid Divorce Rumors
Todd and Julie Chrisley have decided it’s time to nip those pesky divorce rumors right in the bud. On the latest episode of the podcast “Unlocked With Savannah Chrisley,” Julie made a bold declaration: “We are not getting divorced.” This came as a relief to fans of the couple, especially following their very public challenges, including a rather tumultuous time in the clink.
Returning Home After Pardon and Life Together
So, what’s the real story? Well, according to Todd, who, let’s face it, could start a motivational speaking tour with all this positivity, the couple has been settling back into everyday life after receiving a pardon from none other than President Donald Trump. Remember that bank fraud and tax evasion case? Yes, that one. Todd insisted he always felt connected to Julie throughout it all—whether through emails or dreams where she magically appeared at bedtime (don’t worry, we won’t start a conspiracy theory here).
What’s Next for the Chrisley Family?
As their daughter Savannah put it, they had been filming a new Lifetime docuseries about their lives, and ironically, it captured the touching moment when Todd and Julie reunited post-pardon. Savannah expressed her anticipation, stating that this show offers a unique glimpse into not just their legal troubles but also offers a chance to set the record straight. Todd succinctly put it, “I still was convicted of something that I did not do,” leaving room for some drama as they step back into the public eye.
In summary, Todd and Julie Chrisley have firmly stated they are not getting divorced, despite rampant speculation. Their recent pardon has brought them back together with a new docuseries on the horizon. With all the trials they’ve been through, viewers can expect a deeply personal look into their lives as they push forward post-pardon.
