Savannah Chrisley seems to be looking to tell her story, but she wants to know what her fans think first!
While the reality star has been vocal about her parents Todd and Julie’s legal trouble, she is getting ready to share even more details in an upcoming book. She teased her fans with news of the memoir in a social media post that came on the heels of her addressing her ‘new normal’ since her parents started their sentence for tax evasion and fraud.
Savannah Chrisley Set To Release Memoir Amid Parents’ Incarceration
In the update, the 25-year-old took to her Instagram story to share a screenshot of what seemed to be an excerpt from her book. The statement expressed her personal experience and journey in learning important life lessons while acknowledging that she still struggled to live fully by what she had learned.
She, however, noted that she hoped to learn and do better with her reader’s help. The podcaster also stressed the importance of being a team, writing:
“I have learned through my journey up until this point that life is a team sport. That you have to find good people, genuine, honest, faithful, loyal people who will take the ride with you.”
She invited the reader to join her on the journey, hoping the shared experience would strengthen their bond as companions. Above it, she explained what one could expect, stating, “Not just a BOOK… My story. From the beginning to the NOW. TRUE. AUTHENTIC. HEARTFELT. LAUGHTER. SADNESS. MISTAKES. GROWTH. JESUS.”
At the bottom of the image, she added a Q&A poll asking, “Would you read?” Even though she deals with so much, this could be considered a silver lining for her, including that her personal life is blooming with newfound love.
Coming from a large family like the Chrisleys, being the oldest child is never easy. With her parents serving their sentences in Florida and Kentucky, The Blast reported that it left her as the guardian of their granddaughter Chloe and youngest son Grayson.
Due to this, she had to put her dating life on hold due to their unfortunate situation. However, she seems to be getting back on track as she confirmed finding love again. On an episode of “Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe,” she revealed, “I am dating someone,” but stated her desire to keep the relationship private and in a “safe place” until she determined the direction it was taking.
The TV personality noted that because of how cautious she was, she made it clear to her new flame that the 16-year-old and 10-year-old were “a package deal.” She emphasized the importance of transparency, stating:
“This is what you’re getting into. Guess what? There’s two kids; my parents aren’t in the greatest place in the world right now. You know it all, 110 percent transparency. If you’re in, you’re in. If you’re out, you’re out.”
Savannah Chrisley Opens Up About Spending First Holiday Without Parents
The holiday season was particularly difficult for the “Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley” host, who is holding down the fort as her parents serve time for fraud and tax evasion. In a heartfelt post, she revealed how the holiday season magnified the loss she felt without her mom and dad.
The Blast noted that on April 6, the former pageant beauty queen shared a touching video on her page, showcasing the various decorations on her fridge. The emotional clip set to Miranda Lambert’s poignant song, “The House That Built Me,” featured pictures of the Chrisley family attached to the appliance, accompanied by handwritten scriptures from the Bible.
Some Bible verses that touched her heart were Psalm 23:4 and Romans 8:18 and Psalm 37:4. In the caption, she wrote, “As this holiday weekend rolls around, all I feel is grief. In 25 years, I have never spent a single holiday without my sweet mama and daddy. Not only is Easter this weekend… but my dad’s birthday is tomorrow.”
She continued, “OH, HOW I PRAY FOR TIME TO FLY! Can it be Monday already? When you lose someone special, your world lacks its celebratory qualities. Holidays magnify that loss. The sadness deepens, and the loneliness can be isolating.” She then emphasized that acknowledging one’s emotions was crucial in healing, especially during the holiday season.
