Former actuality star Todd Chrisley lately opened up on what was going by way of his thoughts throughout his 28-month jail stay.
Talking on his daughter Savannah Chrisley’s “Unlocked” podcast, Chrisley admitted he wasn’t himself in any respect.
“I really feel like I did a podcast for 28 months with all of the people who had been round me,” he said. “They referred to as me ‘Teflon Todd.'”
Todd and spouse Julie Chrisley, who was alongside him for the interview, had been each pardoned by President Trump back in May after being convicted on federal charges of tax evasion, financial institution and wire fraud, and conspiracy in June 2022.
Savannah Chrisley had advocated for her mother and father’ launch whereas additionally publicly supporting Trump. In a press convention, she blamed the choose — who was appointed by former President Obama — for permitting what she referred to as “unlawful” proof.
“In my head, I used to be nonetheless free,” Chrisley acknowledged. “I didn’t take up residence there. I used to be in jail; jail was not in me.”
He added that in his time behind bars he prayed and skim his Bible more often than not. As well as, Chrisley admitted he made friendships throughout his time to assist him get by way of.
The truth star was additionally in the identical jail as Rick Singer, the mastermind behind the 2019 faculty admissions scandal.
The Chrisleys had been amongst a flurry of pardons issued by Trump. Each had been rejected by the everyday prolonged pardon course of that features assessment from the Justice Division.
Chrisley maintains that the trial and conviction had been unfair and that he and his spouse ought to by no means have been convicted.
The Chrisleys are set to return to television on Lifetime quickly, with the brand new program revolving across the household’s problem of carrying on their identify and legacy on their very own.