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Savannah Chrisley ‘at a loss for words’ as judge adds two years to Julie Chrisley’s probation

Julie Chrisley at the Academy of Country Music Awards 2017; Savannah Chrisley at Academy of Country Music Awards, 2016
Savannah Chrisley shares update on Julie Chrisley. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/StarMaxWorldwide/Carrie-nelson

Julie Chrisley received some bad news at her resentencing, and her daughter Savannah Chrisley is still “at a loss for words” regarding how things played out.

The 27-year-old has been fighting to turn over her parents federal prison sentencing for tax evasion and bank fraud.

There’s been some headway, as Todd Chrisley’s initial 12-year sentence was reduced by two years and Julie’s seven-year sentence was reduced by a little over one year.

However, Savannah has vowed to keep fighting until they are released, and she’s been doing just that.

In June, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a resentencing for Julie, which seemed like a win for the Chrisley family.

The September 25 resentencing did not go in their favor as the judge declined to reduce her prison sentence.

The seven-year prison sentence was upheld, and more time was added to the Growing Up Chrisley star’s probation.

Julie Chrisley’s resentencing resulted in more time added to her probation

Savannah shared an update with her followers and expressed disappointment in the results of her mom’s resentencing.

“Instead of taking away time… the judge actually added two years on to her probation,” she shared. “So that’s two more years in custody basically, and that was just astonishing to me.”

However, as we’ve learned by now, the family is not giving up, as Savannah told listeners that they intend to appeal the ruling.

Savannah is at a ‘loss for words’ after Julie’s resentencing

Savannah shared her feelings about the sentencing of her mom, adding in her Instagram caption that she was “completely at a loss for words.”

The reality TV star questioned the judge’s decision, saying, “How does less evidence somehow lead to more time? It’s hard to make sense of it all.”

TODAY obtained information about the ruling, which reasoned that the court “provided justification for the sentence imposed.”

Julie has been re-sentenced to the 84 months (seven years) in prison, and her probation period has increased from three years to five.

Back in 2023, Monsters and Critcs reported that Julie’s release date was moved up to October 19, 2028 — intially she was set for a 2030 release.

A recent check shows her release date is now scheduled for April 7, 2028, a few months earlier than initially indicated.

Julie Chrisley's release date
Pic credit: Federal Bureau of Prisons

As for her husband Todd, he still has some time to go before he’s released, but there’s a bit of good news for the 56-year-old as well.

Todd’s release date has also changed from January 22, 2033 to June 26, 2032.

Todd Chrisley release date
Pic credit: Federal Bureau of Prisons

Growing Up Chrisley is currently on hiatus.

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Cindy Pacheco
Cindy Pacheco
1 month ago

Imagine the AUDACITY, happens ALL THE TIME! You just don’t see it cuz they’re not on tv. She wanted to be resentenced she got it. It seems like that whole family is in denial that mommy n daddy are CROOKS! They been stealing from banks for years. The only reason there not charged with the 30mil is cuz of statute of limitations. 😡 we need to do away with that crap! Plus she’s gonna need the 5 yrs probation time just to pay for all that restitution amount. If she’s not paid in full by the end of probation then she could go back to prison. Ur mom n dad are definitely no angels. Angels in disguise maybe. That most likely what pissed off the judge

PEGGY
PEGGY
1 month ago

MR.& MRS. TODD & JULIE CHRISLEY FREE GO HOME PRAYERS FOR FAMILY IAM DEAF PERSON

Maggie
Maggie
15 days ago

Team Todd and Julie here…. We lock non violent up for decades while rapists, malicious abusers and often homicidal maniacs to 5 years… maybe 8 years and so it goes….why not give non violent offenders serious parole….