News about Julie Chrisley

Todd, 55, and his wife, Julie Chrisley , 51, were found guilty of taking part in a $30 million tax fraud scheme and sentenced to 12 and seven years behind bars respectively in 2022. But now, the Chrisley Knows Best star is facing more problems as a judge ruled last week that he must give one of the women who lead the case against him over half a million dollars in compensatory and punitive damages, as well as legal fees. Georgia Department of Revenue investigator Amy Doherty-Heinze sued Todd for defamation in July 2021, after she claimed that he accused her of 'a multitude of crimes and wrongdoing' on his podcast and social media accounts, per the Los Angeles Times. Back in 2020, Todd made a slew of fierce claims against her, including that she stole thousands of dollars from the GDOR evidence room, went to Disneyland on the taxpayers' dime, and generated false case numbers to illegally run the plates of his and family members' vehicles. He also alleged that she an extramarital affair with her then-boss, the Director of GDOR's Office of Special Investigations, Joshua Waites, and that she even made a sex tape with him and one other colleague.

Savannah Chrisley revealed that her detained parents Todd and Julie Chrisley inspired her to perform on The Masked Singer. When it was revealed that she would be competing as the Afghan Hound, the reality star, 26, shocked followers this weekend. 'This year is my year of simply saying yes, and particularly after all the things that transpired with my parents' [my ex-fiancé] Nic [Kerdiles]," she told People about her parents' years of imprisonment and the sudden death of Kerdiles.'

Savanah Chrisley is sharing more of her battle with depression as a child, revealing that she once swallowed an entire bottle of pain pills at just 15. This week, Chrisley Knows Best alum, who made national news in September for blasting the jail's "inhumane treatment' of her imprisoned parents, appeared on The Adversity Advantage with Doug Bopst. Todd and Julie Chrisley's youngest daughter admitted she wasn't know how to cope with being in the public eye at such a young age.

Despite being behind bars, Todd and Julie Chrisley decided to sell their Tennessee home off the market for $5.2 million. Since being found guilty of tax fraud, bank theft, and conspiracy to defraud the US, both of them are currently serving prison sentences. However, even as locked up, they were able to offload their sprawling property last April and keep the deal private until TMZ revealed it this week.

Savannah, Todd and Julie Chrisley's daughter, posted a new post on Instagram on Wednesday morning. Since a Department of Revenue investigator'specifically attacked' them, the reality television star was reacting to her parents' $120,000 settlement from Georgia. Savannah was taken aback by what seemed to be a bit strange.

The Chrisleys' lawyer announced that they had reached an agreement with the state, which he described as a "encouraging sign." Both couples have appealed for their criminal convictions.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's (pictured together on left) attorney announced on Tuesday that they had signed a deal with the state, which he described as a 'encouraging sign' for them. The Chrisleys had been cleared of their state tax evasion charge and took steps against Joshua Waites, (inset) the former Director of Special Investigations of Georgia's Department of Revenue in 2019 for'specifically attacking' their relatives. The couple and their lawyers argued for months that Georgia's criminal case against them was'highly unusual and had serious issues.' Despite being cleared by the state on tax evasion allegations, the Chrisleys (pictured on right with their families) were charged by a federal grand jury in 2019 on 12 counts of conspiracy, bank manipulation, wire fraud, and tax evasion, which the Chrisleys deny. Both couples have appealed for their criminal convictions, but their lawyer claims they will be heard in federal appeals court in Atlanta in April this year.

Julie Chrisley of the reality TV show Chrisley Knows Best will celebrate her 51st birthday in prison. According to a person who spoke to People, the actor, who is reportedly considering divorced her husband Todd, 54, after her fraud convictions, will receive a visit from family on her birthday. Julie will be visiting her daughters Savannah, 26, Chloe, 11, as well as her son Grayson, 17. 'Julie is adamant and hopeful, but she does not want her birthday to be locked in prison,' her counsel Alex Little of Burr & Forman LLP told the newspaper. 'But she's hoping that with the appeal, this will be the last birthday that she spends on jail.' Both Todd and Julie are appealing their convictions at a hearing scheduled in April.

Todd and Julie Chrisley, both of whom were found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud in November 2022, said their father was facing retaliation for speaking out against deplorable jail conditions, vindictive jail officials, and mistreated prisoners. In January 2023, Todd and his partner, Julie, were sent to prison. Savannah, 26, told NewsNation, 'The revenge is true.' It's heartbreaking for me to see his son suffer, but they have also stated that they will ship him to a state facility because our federal agencies are unable to promise his protection.'

In June 2022, the reality TV couple was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud totaling $30 million, with Todd being sentenced to 12 years and Julie seven being given 16 months of probation. Julie, 50, is accused of questioning her marriage to Todd, 54, who insiders say they'd never go to prison.' 'Julie's family is certain that she will eventually divorce Todd for reportedly coercing them to follow his foolproof scheme that resulted in their demise,' a source close to the former reality television pair told DailyMail.com.'

Chloe Chrisley's 11th birthday came on Friday, as her grandparents Todd and Julie Chrisley languished behind prison for fraud. Chloe's mother, Kyle Chrisley, became pregnant with her child Kyle Chrisley - Todd and Julie's son. However, Todd and Julie were sentenced to prison for a year and seven years respectively, so Chloe and her aunt Savannah Chrisley were able to meet. Chloe, who identifies her criminal relatives as "Mom" and "Dad," has been left ringing in her big day without them. Savannah revealed that Chloe marked the occasion by saying, 'the only thing that will make this better is if mom and dad are here.' I can't wait until I'm 13 or 14 because maybe mother will be home.'

Savannah Chrisley let the world know she's dating former college football player Robert Shiver. On Saturday, the 26-year-old reality star, whose parents Todd and Julie Chrisley are serving time for a $30 million tax evasion plan, took to Facebook to share her love with her handsome beau Instagram celebrity. The picture-perfect pair, who have reportedly been dating for a few months, looked stunning in the photo carousal, flaunting their arms around each other with big smiles on their faces. Savannah wore her cozy grey jacket as she packed on the PDA with Robert, who kept a low-key look with a baseball cap and maroon jacket.

The two were found guilty of participating in a $30 million tax evasion scheme and sentenced to 12 and seven years in jail respectively late last year, and when they first started their sentences in early January, they were sent to jails 650 miles apart from one another. Last month, it became clear that the reality television stars' unions were dissolving, particularly because one of Todd's former business associates said he was embroiled in a classified gay affair with the father-of-five during the trial. However, the pair's counsel has argued to RadarOnline that they are "more in love than ever" and that their "struggling and hardship" have brought them even closer.

After more than a year on their sentences, Todd and Julie Chrisley are expected to be released from jail early, it has been announced. In January, the Chrisleys were sentenced to 12 and seven years respectively for fraud and tax evasion, as well as their respective jails in Florida and Kentucky. However, the father-of-five has had his 12 year sentence reduced by two years, while Julie's seven-year term has been reduced by 14 months.

Savannah, Todd and Julie Chrisley's daughter, has slammed the 'awful' and 'violent' conditions under which her parents are being exposed in prison.

Todd, 54, and Julie, 50, both disgraced reality TV stars, were found guilty of a $30 million tax evasion plan in 2022 and sentenced to a total of 19 years in prison. During their time in jail, the couple's lawyers have repeated allegations of their ill-treatment behind bars, while shaming authorities for refusing to admit the couple's request for home confinement last month. There has been no end to their plight, with reality star offspring revealing new information about Todd and Julie's severe maladies in an exclusive video shared with DailyMail.com.

Chrisley Knows Best alum Todd Chrisley is reported to be "thrilled and ecstatic" that four of their children and his mother are filming a new reality television show seven months after he and his wife Julie Chrisley went to jail. Jay Surgent, the incarcerated 54-year-old's attorney, told TMZ on Wednesday that he hopes that his story would depict the wretchedness his family has suffered.'

Savannah's oldest daughter, Samantha, is 'good to be back' filming a brand new reality TV show starring brother Grayson, sister Chloe, Chase, and grandmother 'Nanny' Faye, seven months after Todd and Julie Chrisley went to prison. The time was perfect to tell our tale,' the 26-year-old realtor told People on Monday. We couldn't have been able to find better partners in Scout Productions.' Their ability to strike a balance between popular culture and empathy through authentic storytelling is unrivaled, and I'm sure they'll find the right home for this next chapter in our lives. We're so excited to be back.'

Todd, 54, and Julie, 50, have gone from fortune to rags in a disgraced reality show. After losing their latest request for home confinement was denied, the former Chrisley Knows Best couple (pictured here) is'at the lowest they have been.' The Chrisleys rebutted accusations that an IRS agent's "lies" caused them to be detained. The US government, on the other hand, denies it, and in their final brief that they submitted to the appeal court on July 16,' meaning that the 'Chrisleys acted willfully' and that they' knew of their tax obligations.' referring to Todd's claim that they paid $750,000 to $1,000,000 a year to the IRS, which was inaccurate.'

The couple, who are best known for the show 'Chrissley Knows Best,' had been sentenced to prison for a $30 million tax evasion lawsuit and are said to be living in squalid conditions last November. They are now serving out their combined 19-year sentences at prisons in Kentucky and Florida. They are now being tortured behind prison, according to Jay Surgent, the couple's lawyer, who discovered a snake in Julie's cell.

Todd Chrisley isn't happy with how he is treated in jail. And yeah, we get it, your first response to hearing that lede is probably “well, yee f**king haw, Todd!It’s prison!”

In explosive appeals files, Todd and Julie Chrisley slammed the reality star's so-called'scorned gay lover' as a 'liar.'

Todd, 54, and Julie, 50, have hired renowned defense attorney Alex Little of law firm Burr & Forman to represent their appeal, which is seeking to reverse the respective 12- and seven-year prison sentences delivered to the former reality TV stars in November of last year. The couple's former business partner and suspected gay lover Mark Braddock, accusing him of lying under oath by claiming that he aided them to defraud banks in order to gain rights for himself.

Savannah, 26, and her brother Chase, 25, came to fame while starring in their parents' hit TV show Chrisley Knows Best, as well as landing their own spin-off, Growing Up Chrisley. However, both shows were kicked off the air after Todd, 54, and Julie, 50, were found guilty of federal tax evasion in November 2022. Now, four months after their parents were jailed for their crimes, the siblings are thought to be 'desperate' to resurrect their reality television careers, with an insider alerting DailyMail.com that they are betting on a new series to shield them from financial ruin.