Lindsie Chrisley Remembers Days Before Parents' Bond Hearing: 'High Hopes'

Lindsie Chrisley is beginning to accept her parents’ conviction! From the onset of Todd and Julie’s trial, Lindsie has been open about it, sharing how she struggled to come to terms with her new reality. 

In the Tv personality’s new post, she reminisced on the days before her parents’ trial before disclosing to her fans how she had begun to accept this new chapter of her life.

On her Instagram page, the podcast host shared a reel which was a compilation of images of her smiling. Chrisley wore gray sweatpants and a sweater and paired it with furry slides while her curly hair was styled in a center part. The clip was attached to Ashley Cooke’s “It’s been a year” song. 

Alongside the reel, the tv star penned a lengthy caption explaining how she and the family felt days before the trial and how she had begun to realize new things. 

In her words, “Couldn’t have said it better myself. These photos were taken several days before my parents’ bond hearing, high hopes & living on a prayer. Not the outcome we wanted to hear, but God had other plans.” 

Chrisley continued sharing her family’s reality after the trial and how they had managed to cope. “Funny how life can change in a blink of an eye. Everything can look picture-perfect on social media, but behind all of the smiles are different circumstances we all face. Proof that you never know what someone is struggling through.” 

Additionally, the 3-year-old said she had learned much from the whole ordeal over the past weeks and took the time to share the lessons. In her words:

“A messy life isn’t something the perfect plan will fix or your next purchase will solve. It’s just life. It’s messy for all of us. Yes, you could probably be a little more organized, but still your life will be messy. Maybe all you need to do is stop telling yourself it should be flawless. Maybe all you need to do is stop hoping for something no one has.” ⁣⁣

⁣⁣Chrisley added, “The story of your life has many chapters, one bad chapter doesn’t mean it’s the end of the book.” ⁣⁣At the end of the caption, the reality star noted that she would share more in a new podcast episode. 

Naturally, fans of the Chrisleys showed their support for the tv star and filled the comments with several words of encouragement. One fan’s encouragement message for Lindsie read, “Storms are temporary...hang in there.” Another individual offered comfort to Lindsie during these trying times.

The individual wrote, “Sending lots of love and prayers your way! Thank you for being open, honest and vulnerable with all of us, I know that can’t be easy.”

The reminiscing post comes after the mom of one showed that she wasn’t relenting in support of her dad. As we previously reported, Lindsie and Nanny Faye visited Todd in prison nearly a week after his reporting to prison, making them his first visitors.

Lindsie first hinted at an impromptu trip in her podcast, and this caused people to speculate about her whereabouts.

While Lindsie is beginning to accept her parents’ sentence, Savannah can’t wrap her head over the unfair jail term her parents got. A few days ago, The Blast reported that the second daughter of Todd and Julie lamented her parents’ jail term in response to a newly convicted murderer. 

On her Instagram stories, Savannah posted a breaking news headline showing a mugshot of the convicted killer and his offense.

The headline report read, “A man who confronted, shot, and killed another man who was walking with his two children last year was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in prison.” Savannah compared the said murderer’s prison sentence with her father, Todd.

As you may already know, the businessman is currently doing his 12-year sentence in Florida at the Federal Prison Camp Pensacola for tax and fraud evasion. Savannah seemed pissed that her father had gotten such a longer term as the newly convicted murderer. Requesting a reasonable explanation for the justice system, Savannah wrote, “Hmmm…make it make sense.”

In a subsequent post, the 25-year-old expressed her frustration about the justice system in a video. “Something I really wanna address about the last thing I posted, ” she said. “I’m getting some responses saying he pled guilty.”

She continued, “so you’re telling me he pled guilty to taking a human life? So, therefore, the sentence doesn’t need to be as much. We live in a world where money means more than a human life.”