Savannah Chrisley Flaunts Result Of Fitness Journey With Slim Waist & Lean Frame

Todd and Julie Chrisley's oldest daughter, Savannah Chrisley, has been busy since her parents were imprisoned for fraud and tax evasion last year.

From using her social media to air her thoughts about different topics to podcasting and working on her memoir, the reality star has been up to quite a lot.

She has added a fitness routine to the list, which has been going smoothly so far as she recently showcased the results evident in her toned physique.

On her Instagram Story, Savannah showed her fans how well her fitness journey has been going, which she seemed very proud of. In the posted image – a mirror selfie — she looked hot in a white short-sleeved blouse tucked into high-waist form-fitting dark pants highlighting her slim waist and well-muscled thighs.

She completed her outfit with a black purse hanging from her shoulder while her short blonde curls framed her face and fell on her collarbone.

The podcaster captured herself in a bathroom with neutral walls, golden faucets, and fantastic lighting that flattered her skin tone. Expressing pride in her new body achievement, she wrote in an attached text overlay, "Definitely seeing results in this fitness journey," adding a winking emoji.

As fans know, Savannah takes pleasure in sharing her life experiences with her many followers on Instagram, just like she did when she was kicked off an aircraft days ago.

According to The Blast, she recounted the upsetting affair involving Southwest Airlines, where a flight attendant "threw her off the flight" for refusing to check her carry-on bag. She revealed via the platform that an airline rep called her an "unruly passenger" after quarreling with him.

The beauty expert said, per Page Six, "Alright guys, I know why everyone hates Southwest so much. I mean, hates it – the worst thing in the world." She added, "This man right here … um, awful. I boarded my flight to get on, and he told me I had to check my bag."

Savannah explained that she had no problems checking her bag but politely asked if she could first check whether her bag would fit on the flight. Despite her civility, the airline staff remained unmoved as he insulted her for not following orders before a pilot arrived to try to solve the problem.

The former beauty pageant competitor mentioned that the pilot told the attendant to "calm down" and that he would find somewhere for her bag on board. However, the staffer warned him not to intervene. In her words: 

"The Southwest attendant looked at the pilot — the man who is flying our plane and is responsible for our safety, the most important person in the airline — and said, 'Stay out of it … ma'am, you're not flying on this flight.'" 

She further admitted that she called the airline employee an "a**hole" and clarified that she had to hurry home to be with her 10-year-old niece, which did not bother him.

Showing disapproval for the airline's lack of hospitality, Savannah jibed, So Southwest, you're awful," before adding that the pilot who interfered "was kinda hot." Too bad, she later had no choice but to wait for another flight with a connecting stop in Baltimore. Still, she used what chance she got to ogle at the "real good-looking pilot."

Things have not been the same since Savannah's parents were incarcerated, which the media personality has always been open about to her supporters.

Weeks ago, the podcaster revealed that she planned on sharing more details about her experience in a memoir but wanted approval first from her Instagram followers before its release.

Taking to her Story, she uploaded a screenshot of an excerpt from the book touching on the vital lessons she understood amid her life journey while acknowledging her struggles to live wholly by what she learned.

The cosmetic company also stressed her hopes to learn and improve with her readers' help before noting the importance of being a "team" with "loyal people." She then urged her fans to join her on her journey, wishing her shared experience in her memoir would fortify their connection as friends.