Savannah Chrisley Shares How Niece Chloe Feels About Mother's Day With Julie Chrisley

The day set aside for the celebration of Mother's Day globally is almost here, but the Chrisleys will not have the chance to enjoy the day given the absence of matriarch Julie Chrisley.

Devoted daughter Savannah Chrisley recently told her fans of the situation, revealing how her niece Chloe felt about the special day, which sadly will not be the first holiday spent without the parents.

The beauty enthusiast is lamenting about not spending the imminent Mother's Day with her mother, Julie, who was incarcerated alongside Todd Chrisley last November on federal charges of bank fraud and tax evasion.

She took to her Instagram Story a screenshot of a chat between herself and her younger relative Chloe, who was not thrilled about the celebration.

"The things no one talks about," Savannah wrote across the snap while a message from Chloe read, "I'm sad [crying emoji] mom [Julie] will not be here."   

Like Mother's Day, Savannah spent Easter without her parents and shared an emotional video amid the holiday, recalling fond memories with her loved ones.

As The Blast reported, the Instagram footage was set to Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me" and displayed multiple photos of the Chrisleys attached to the reality star's fridge.

Fans would note that Savannah's face appeared more in the photographs of her capture with Chloe, her parents, and her younger brother Grayson. A few other pictures showed her grandmother Nanny Faye and her older brother Chase Chrisley while some displayed moments from her childhood.

Next to the photos were handwritten bible verses, including Psalm 23:4 and Romans 8:18. The former read, "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."

On the other hand, the Romans verse reads, "The pain you're feeling can't compare to the joy that's coming."  At the end of the clip, the camera zoomed in on a photograph of Savannah and her dad in ski parkas with another scripture penned on a nearby notepad.

It read, "Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart, Psalm 37:4." The media personality who felt connected to the verses expressed how miserable she felt spending the holiday without her parents, particularly her dad, whose birthday was the following day.

"As this holiday weekend rolls around, all I feel is grief," she confessed. "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."

Savannah wished that time would fly, adding that when someone lost a particular person, their world would be without its "celebratory qualities." She clarified that holidays magnified such loss, the sadness got more intense, and the loneliness could be isolating.

The Hollywood star then stressed that pretending to be alright was wrong as "the need for support increased during the holidays," Rather than disregarding her feelings of grief, she embraced them.

"It is not the grief you want to avoid; it is a pain," she explained before concluding, "No one can take that pain away, but grief is not just pain; grief is love. I LOVE YOU, MAMA AND DADDY!" 

Savannah is not shying away from sharing more details about her parents' detention as she shared her plans to release a memoir chronicling her journey amid the ordeal.

Per reports, last month, she announced the news to her fans via her Instagram Story using a screenshot of what may be an excerpt from her book. The note touched on the crucial lessons she learned in life and noted her struggles to live fully by what she had learned.

The former Miss Tennessee Teen USA titleholder also voiced her hopes to be better with her readers' help before adding: 

"I have learned through my journey up until this point that life is a team sport. You have to find good people, genuine, honest, faithful, loyal people who will take the ride with you."

Savannah then encouraged all her fans to join her on the journey, which she hoped would fortify their bond as companions.