Savannah Chrisley Says God Saved Her From 'Hurt Of Father's Day' During Tribute To Todd

Savannah Chrisley is sharing her Father's Day experience! The oldest daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley recently got candid about celebrating the occasion without her dad.

The blonde beauty rose to fame alongside her family on the USA Network reality TV series "Chrisley Knows Best." Unfortunately, the wealthy clan ended up on the wrong side of the law after the famous parents were convicted on fraudulent charges.

The couple received a combined sentence of 19 years, leaving the former beauty pageant competitor in charge of her younger brother and niece. Over the weekend, the 25-year-old joined her siblings, lauding their incarnated father with sweet tributes.

As the world celebrated its patriarchs on Sunday, June 18, the Chrisleys joined the event on a sad note. The former Miss Tennessee Teen USA titleholder took her Instagram Story to explain why she was glad to have missed the emotional day.

The Atlanta native shared a screenshot from her messages app depicting a text she had written. In the blue bubble, the TV personality told an unidentified correspondent about how God had spared her from suffering on Father's Day.

"I got on my flight on the 17th… I got here on the 19th… I skipped the 18th. I think that was God saving me from the hurt of Father's Day. I skipped the day. The 18th didn't exist in my world," the entertainer's message read.

Underneath her text message, the 25-year-old reaffirmed her belief, writing: "God saved me from the hurt this year…?" Savannah's revelation came hours after the media personality had dedicated a sweet tribute to Todd on her Instagram page.

The Sassy By Savannah founder dropped a cute picture of the pair posing for a selfie taken by the entrepreneur. The father and daughter flaunted their doppelganger vibes with matching blonde hair and deep blue eyes.

In the snap, the duo appeared to be dressed for an event given their formal ensembles, with the real estate mogul rocking a black dress shirt underneath a sparkly silver jacket with a black-rimmed neckline. By his side, his daughter donned a colorful blue ensemble with soft orange and sky blue hues.

"Happy Father's Day To the DAD OF ALL DADS!! What a blessing it is to call you my daddy," Savannah captioned the post. "Love and miss you every single day! #fightthegoodfight."

The cosmetic brand founder was not the only Chrisley to remember Todd on the big day, as his sons honored him. Chase Chrisley, the oldest offspring from the real estate mogul's marriage to Julie, shared three slides of memories.

The first picture captured the 27-year-old smiling brightly with his dad, while the other two images were throwback snaps of the family members. Echoing similar sentiments like his younger sister, Chase's caption read: "Happy Fathers Day @toddchrisley. I love you, and I'm beyond thankful for you! I love you!"

Following the same trend, the youngest Chrisley son, Grayson, dropped an adorable throwback image of himself and Todd. The 17-year-old and his father were captured at a restaurant with the young boy seated on the incarnated reality TV star's lap.

Gushing about his love for the TV personality, Grayson wrote: "Happy Father's Day to my best friend. I thank God daily for letting me have an amazing dad like you. I love you forever and always."

Days earlier, the blonde beauty caused a stir on social media after sharing her unfiltered opinions about the government and authorities involved in her parent's incarceration. Taking to Instagram, the 25-year-old dropped a clip of her virtual interview with Fox News.

The reality TV star joined political commentator Lawrence B. Jones to discuss Todd and Julie's imprisonment. Savannah explained she became vocal about the flawed justice system, especially the need for prison reforms because she wanted to inspire others to fight against injustice.

"I know what it feels like to be in the dark. I know what it feels like to be alone, and I just wanted people to know they are not alone. And now, I can take what has happened to my parents and the injustices with it and speak for others," the TV personality claimed.

Slamming the government for abusing its power, the entertainer noted that a "warrantless search" had occurred during the investigations into her parents' fraudulent activities. Savannah insisted that others needed to fight back: "So if it can happen to us, it can happen to you. It's not about my family; it's about the corrupt nature within the DOJ and the FBI."