Lindsie Chrisley Subtly Shades Family Approached For Upcoming Documentary About Her Parents

Lindsie Chrisley is addressing those rumors about a family documentary that producers are recruiting for.

She wants no part of it!

The former reality TV star hopped on IG to talk about the rumors of a documentary that is allegedly coming out about her parents and their tax fraud scandal. Disguised under the sweetness of a new mommy/son post Chrisley touched on the topic.

“I’d like to address a rumor floating around about a possible documentary some family was approached to participate in. I respectfully declined and do not plan to participate in any project that doesn’t allow for everyone’s voice to be heard," she said.

She continued, “We all have a story, there’s always multiple sides and the truth lies somewhere in the middle.” Chrisley doesn’t speak often about her parent’s dilemma. She has said in the past that she is doing what she can to help her younger siblings, Savannah, Chase, and Grayson Chrisley through this all.

The 33-year-old single mom refuses to play into the drama and instead, is turning to God for guidance.

“Lots of hard conversations and personal life decisions have happened this summer. I’ve learned to sit quietly with God instead of trying to figure everything out on my own. He takes my anxiety and replaces it with peace, wisdom, and security," she said. "I trust in him.”

Chrisley is struggling to maintain a relationship with her younger technically half-siblings on her dad’s side. She shared on social media recently that while she is there it helps any way she can, her peace is a must and she decided that blocking her sibs was a great way to maintain that peace.

Fans are confused as Chrisley has made conflicting statements on one end she says she is there to support. A few weeks back in an IG Story, she admitted to blocking her siblings.

She said, “Well, since I’m being very honest. I blocked everyone in an argument since I didn’t want to deal with it.”

And she fessed up to it being a bit of a mistake. “So it’s my fault. My b.” but she quickly backtracked on the bad move and said, “No drama though, everything is fine. We are all fine.”

Chrisley has been kind of going back and forth with how she plans on dealing with her dad and stepmom’s tax woes and lock up and she decided just staying out of it will be best for her.

The disgraced couple Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced just ahead of Thanksgiving last year and that was when Lindsie made the decision to stop hanging out with her siblings and parents for the foreseeable future.

“With my parents’ sentencing just being a couple of days before Thanksgiving and me having Jackson for Thanksgiving, emotions were very high at that point,” she shared on “The Southern Tea” podcast.

“I just didn’t feel it was in the best interest of Jackson for him to go and see my parents in any state that they normally aren’t if that makes sense.”

She has also opted not to visit her parents in prison with her son Jackson and seeing as they have been sentenced to 12 years behind bars, she may not see her parents for over a decade.