Chase Chrisley Addresses His Parents' Prison Sentences For The First Time: A 'Difficult Situation'

Chase Chrisley is coming up for the first time about his parents’ prison sentences.

During an appearance on Savannah Chrisley’s Unlocked podcast, she mentioned how Chase, 26, is the only family member who hasn’t publicly addressed their parents’ sentencing. “I don’t think I owe anybody an explanation,” Chase remarked.

“I owe no explanation to the public. “I don’t need to explain how I feel to anyone but the individuals I care about and love,” he said. “Clearly, what we’ve been through is hell. It’s a dreadful, dreadful scenario. But even at the darkest of times, I have to try to see the good.”

“I feel like everything that we’ve been through has helped me appreciate things that I didn’t value as much in the past,” Chase continued. It’s caused me to do a lot of contemplating and finding out who I am now as a guy and who I want to be in 10 years, and then 10 years after that, and so on.”

“I’m not going to care about what everybody else [in] the world is thinking and saying about me,” Chrisley Knows Best remarked.

“I need to be in good shape so that I can be good for [my fiancée] Emmy [Medders]. I need to make sure Emmy is okay “He went on. “I have to make sure that my family is emotionally healthy and that I am in an emotional state where I can be there for my loved ones.”

“That’s why I haven’t spoken anything on Instagram or anything like that because I feel like I’ve been doing the job behind the scenes,” he explained. “And that will pay off, and I’ll simply let my deeds speak for themselves.”

Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, were both sentenced to prison in November for fraud and tax evasion. Todd was sentenced to 12 years in jail with 16 months probation by a federal judge, while Julie was sentenced to seven years in prison with 16 months probation.

Days after the decision was made public, Chase posted a cryptic Instagram Story about how loved ones might “unexpectedly be stolen from you.” Overall, the author’s account emphasized the significance of spending time for loved ones.

“The next time someone you care about asks you to go on a stroll, watch a football game, play a board game, or just put your phone down and give them your complete attention, just do it,” the message said.

Chase Chrisley Addresses His Parents’ Prison Sentences For The First Time: A ‘Difficult Situation’

Chase Chrisley is coming up for the first time about his parents’ prison sentences.

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