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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'It made me want to live healthier' Savannah Chrisley felt 'totally different' after liposuction
Savannah Chrisley felt like a "totally different human being" after undergoing liposuction. The 27-year-old reality star - who is the is the daughter of former Chrisley Knows Best stars Todd and Julie Chrisley - has opened up for the first time about having the cosmetic surgical procedure, in which unwanted fat deposits are removed from specific parts of the body. Savannah admitted the surgery made her "want to live healthier". Speaking on her Unlocked podcast alongside her plastic surgeon, Dr. Charlie Galanis, she said: "Speaking from personal experience, when I got my lipo done, I felt like, when you can look in the mirror and see a difference, it made me want to live healthier. "When I saw the results, I was like, oh my gosh. I wanna keep this up," Savannah didn't reveal exactly when she had liposuction, but said it was around Christmas time "a while ago". The star wanted to go under the knife after gaining 40lbs amid her battle with endometriosis, a disease in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. She said: "I was going through all kinds of s*** with my endometriosis. "I had taken this medication and I gained 40lbs in like three months. It was crazy. And I had to do this like campaign shoot and I hated how I looked. "I went to Beverly Hills, mom [Julie Chrisley] went with me, I did the surgery. "And for me, it was just, I felt like s***. I didn't like how I looked." Speaking to Dr. Galanis, who said Savannah was "cursing like a drunken sailor" following her treatment, the star said: "I kept saying you were hot. "My mother was like, 'Savannah, shut up.' "
Perth Now
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
'It made me want to live healthier' Savannah Chrisley felt 'totally different' after liposuction
Savannah Chrisley felt like a "totally different human being" after undergoing liposuction. The 27-year-old reality star - who is the is the daughter of former Chrisley Knows Best stars Todd and Julie Chrisley - has opened up for the first time about having the cosmetic surgical procedure, in which unwanted fat deposits are removed from specific parts of the body. Savannah admitted the surgery made her "want to live healthier". Speaking on her Unlocked podcast alongside her plastic surgeon, Dr. Charlie Galanis, she said: "Speaking from personal experience, when I got my lipo done, I felt like, when you can look in the mirror and see a difference, it made me want to live healthier. "When I saw the results, I was like, oh my gosh. I wanna keep this up," Savannah didn't reveal exactly when she had liposuction, but said it was around Christmas time "a while ago". The star wanted to go under the knife after gaining 40lbs amid her battle with endometriosis, a disease in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. She said: "I was going through all kinds of s*** with my endometriosis. "I had taken this medication and I gained 40lbs in like three months. It was crazy. And I had to do this like campaign shoot and I hated how I looked. "I went to Beverly Hills, mom [Julie Chrisley] went with me, I did the surgery. "And for me, it was just, I felt like s***. I didn't like how I looked." Speaking to Dr. Galanis, who said Savannah was "cursing like a drunken sailor" following her treatment, the star said: "I kept saying you were hot. "My mother was like, 'Savannah, shut up.' "
Daily Mail
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Todd and Julie Chrisley 'thrilled' to land major comeback deal after prison so they can 'tell their truth'
Todd and Julie Chrisley took another step forward in their comeback after being released from prison in May. Chrisley Confessions is returning, learned on Tuesday. The hit podcast is hosted by reality television stars Todd and Julie. Relaunching as Chrisley Confessions 2.0 exclusively with PodcastOne and available in video as well as audio, the show 'will deliver the signature candor, humor, and heartfelt moments that made it a top charting and fan favorite podcast,' it said in a press release shared with The original Chrisley Confessions podcast launched in 2018 with Todd and Julie who shot to fame through their popular reality series Chrisley Knows Best. 'They are thrilled to be back on their podcast because they had enjoyed it so much in the past,' a source told 'Now they can tell their truth, their side of the story, and thank fans for all of their unwavering support.' The duo returns to the mic to speak directly to their audience about faith, family, personal growth, and the journey of rebuilding their lives since their headline making Presidential pardon — unfiltered and on their own terms. 'This next chapter is rooted in grace, growth, and truth. Whether you've supported us, criticized us, or simply watched from afar, we're inviting you to listen with an open heart. This is our story, told in our own words. It's honest, unfiltered, and just the beginning,' said Todd Chrisley in a statement to 'We are excited to welcome Todd and Julie back to PodcastOne and support them in sharing their voices once again,' said Kit Gray, President of PodcastOne. 'Chrisley Confessions has always resonated with audiences for its authenticity, vulnerability, and signature Chrisley humor — and we know that listeners and advertisers are anxious for the show relaunch and hearing firsthand from Todd and Julie.' The announcement was made on Tuesday by PodcastOne, a leading publisher and podcast sales network. Episodes of Chrisley Confessions 2.0 will debut July 16, 2025, and will feature guest interviews, listener Q&A segments, and the couple's signature take on life, love, and lessons learned. Daughter Savannah Chrisley said she cried when Donald Trump was elected US President as it gave her hope her parents would be released from prison. Todd and Julie were jailed in 2023 after being found guilty of 12 counts of tax evasion and fraud with Todd, 56, sentenced to 12 years behind bars and Julie, 52, ordered to serve seven. However, in May they were freed after being pardoned by Trump and Savannah, 27, believed a win for Trump was their 'only way out'. Speaking on Fox News Channel's My View with Lara Trump, she said: 'Grayson [Savannah's brother] and I watched the election together, and he got to vote in the election for the first time. And when we were watching it and we saw the president win, we both started sobbing. And he just grabbed me and hugged me because we knew that was our only way out.' Todd spoke about watching the election in prison, saying: 'We were all glued to the television. When they finally announced that he was the winner, everyone there started screaming and yelling because they knew, they felt in their spirit that if President Trump wins this election, there's hope for all of us.' Savannah also revealed the 79-year-old president called her to tell her about his plans for her parents. She said: 'He was like, 'How are you?' I was like, well, in the wise words of you fighting like hell. And I was like, I probably shouldn't have said that to the president, but it is President Trump. A big thing was he asked Alice Johnson, 'Is this a commutation? Or is this a full pardon?' And she said, 'As of now, it's just a commutation.' He goes, 'Nope, Nope. We're going to give them a full pardon. These people get their lives back.' And I was just in such shock.' Julie shared about the moment she found out about her pardon, saying: 'I called Savannah one more time, and she said, 'He did it, he signed it'. 'And I just started busting out crying. And everyone was looking around, and then I just hung up. I was so nervous, I just hung up.'
Yahoo
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Todd Chrisley Says His ‘Sole Intent' While in Prison ‘Every Day' Was to Make Staff ‘Miserable'
Todd Chrisley revealed he didn't get along with the staff in prison during an appearance on the July 1 episode of daughter Savannah's Unlocked podcast Todd revealed that he worked to make correctional officers' lives "even more miserable" than they made his during his time behind bars Todd and his wife, Julie Chrisley, were two years into their collective 15-year prison sentence for bank fraud and tax evasion when President Donald Trump issued them full pardons in MayTodd Chrisley is revealing his prison pet peeve — and how he dealt with it. During an appearance on daughter Savannah's Unlocked podcast on Tuesday, July 1, Todd and his wife, Julie Chrisley, opened up about their time behind bars. While the family patriarch, 56, said he rarely had conflict with other inmates at Florida's Federal Prison Camp Pensacola during his two-year tenure, he admitted that he didn't exactly get along with those who worked there. 'I told staff off,' Todd shared. 'I told C.O.s [correctional officers] and staff [off].' When Julie, 52, noted that she never experienced that in the Federal Medical Center in Lexington, Ky., Todd teased that it was because she was probably 'up there being Miss Pollyanna,' referencing the overly-optimistic character in Eleanor H. Porter's famous 1913 novel. Not everything was entirely smooth for Julie, though. Savannah, 27, recalled an incident that occurred at the beginning of her mom's sentence involving a staff member. 'I will never forget at the very beginning, you called me, and you were all to pieces because that one a------ C.O. [correctional officer],' Savannah said. 'He locked her in the cafeteria!' 'Oh yeah, he was a food service [worker],' Julie noted. 'Yeah. He's since retired.' Savannah further alleged that 'he did it because he was pissed off at her — he did it on purpose.' In a statement to PEOPLE, a representative for FMC Lexington wrote that "Humane treatment of the men and women in our custody is a top priority," although they did not comment directly in regards to Julie. 'He was just a miserable human being, he really was,' Julie claimed as Todd agreed and said, 'They all are.' 'I would have put a BP8 on his a--,' he added, referring to filing an administrative complaint. 'I was surrounded by miserable human beings. And every day, I got up and it was my sole intent to make their life even more miserable because they were there to make our lives miserable.' Both Todd and Julie went on to explain that some inmates made an effort to 'buddy up to the staff,' and Todd said 'never understood' why. 'They'd go tell on everyone else,' he remembered. 'And I would say to them, I'd say, 'What in your mind makes you think that they're your friends? It is us against them.'' 'They are not your friends, that's for sure,' Julie quipped. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The Chrisley Knows Best alums had been incarcerated since January 2023 after being found guilty on charges of tax evasion and bank fraud in 2022. They were sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison, although that number was later reduced by about two years each. Following several attempts to appeal their convictions, President Donald Trump issued Todd and Julie full pardons on May 27 of this year. They returned home the next day and have continued to maintain their innocence. Read the original article on People
Daily Mail
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Todd Chrisley reveals jailhouse confrontation with star who 'talked smack' about daughter Savannah
Todd Chrisley has revealed he clashed with a very well-known prison inmate who dared to criticize his daughter Savannah's efforts to secure his release. The former jailbird, 56, who alongside wife Julie was granted a presidential pardon by Donald Trump last month, laid into 'Varsity Blues' college admissions scam mastermind Rick Singer in a candid interview on Savannah's Unlocked podcast. The Chrisley Knows Best stars served time for bank fraud and tax evasion - with Todd memorably crossing paths with Singer at Pensacola's Federal Prison Camp. Referring only to Singer as the 'college admissions guy' and a 'snitch', Chrisley fumed: 'He was talking s*** about Savannah, because that's when she had already started, you know, pulling the Barbara Walters and exposing everything in the [Bureau of Prisons]. 'He started talking smack. I said, "I will rip your head off and s*** down your neck if you talk about my child again." And I meant what I said.' In January 2023 Singer was sentenced to three and a half years in prison after pleading guilty in 2019 to racketeering, money laundering and obstruction charges. The court heard he accepted bribes totaling more than $25 million from desperate parents - including celebrities such as Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman - who wanted to get their kids into some of the country's best schools. In August 2024 he was released to a halfway house near Los Angeles to serve the rest of his sentence. This comes after Todd and Julie finally reunited and are now sharing the emotional details in a new interview with ABC News Studios, where they reflected on seeing each other for the first time in years. 'I was a little nervous,' Julie, 52, said about her reunion with Todd during the interview. 'Just because, you know, you think, "Oh my gosh, I've been away this long." But then, when I saw him, it was as if no time had passed.' Todd, 56, said that the idea of reuniting felt 'weird,' because he never really considered that he and Julie were 'apart.' 'And you know for me, it's just weird, because she was never away from me,' he explained. 'Even the whole time we were apart. She was with me every second, every breath that I took.' Todd continued: 'I mean, when I saw her, I was grateful to wrap my arms around her, but it was just more like, "I'm home."' Julie added that there was 'laughter and tears' at their reunion, which was filmed. Todd chimed in, 'A lot of that came after the cameras were not on.' And after so much time apart, the first thing Todd and Julie did together was have dinner with their family. Todd said, 'You know, we get to start over,' before saying that sleeping in his own bed again was 'heaven.' Both of them agreed that being able to shower at the leisure, without shower shoes, was thrilling. 'It was almost like your first sexual encounter. That good,' Todd joked. But the most emotional part of coming home was reuniting with their daughter Chloe, 12. 'You know, even though we had gotten to see each other [during visitations], it's not the same as when you're home,' Julie said. 'On our way home, she was literally watching on her phone — she was tracking where we were — to know how close I was. So I think it was just — it was a special moment,' she continued. Todd also recently shared the thoughts running through his mind when he and his wife were sentenced. 'I remember going in and that night, I was so angry with God and that night when the lights went out, I literally cried myself to sleep because it's the first time Julie and I have ever been away from each other since we had been married,' the Chrisley patriarch told Lara Trump. 'I'd never not been in that house when my kids woke up in the morning or when they went to bed at night,' Chrisley recalled. He was sentenced to 12 years - which was later knocked down to 10 - and served time at the Pensacola Federal Prison Camp in Florida, while wife Julie was imprisoned three states away at the Federal Medical Center Lexington in Kentucky. 'And I just said, God, why?' Chrisley continued. 'I've tried to be a loyal and faithful servant.' 'Why are you allowing this to happen? You know these things are not true,' he said. Prosecutors pushed that the Chrisleys had used false documents and exaggerated financial statements to secure more than $30 million in loans, which they used to fund their lavish lifestyle, which was on full display on their reality TV show that went on for 10 seasons. 'And in my dream, God came to me and he said that I have planted you where I need you and when you leave, they will rise,' Chrisley recounted. 'I look back on that dream now and I now understand when he said "when you leave they will rise" because they're rising through President Trump,' the former reality TV star said. 'So I am grateful for that.'
