Savannah Chrisley Mourns Nic Kerdiles With New Tear-jerking Video

Savannah Chrisley is mourning her ex-fiancée Nic Kerdiles who passed away in a tragic motorcycle accident over the weekend.

Kerdiles, who was only 29, and the "Chrisley Knows Best" star were together for four years from 2017 to 2021 before calling off their engagement.

Chrisley took to Instagram to mourn her former partner in a tear-jerking upload which featured a moving video of all the sweet times they shared. A photo of Kerdiles' proposing to her was included in the montage alongside intimate moments of them sleeping together and enjoying each other's company.

"Nicolas Henry Stephan Kerdiles… I wish you could see all the people that are showing up and loving you right now. I can see that grin of yours so clearly," she began. You left such a mark on this world and it’s so empty without you…"

The podcaster continued, "It is impossible to believe that you are really gone. I am not sure how to even absorb that news, I don’t know how to react. I am so sad and so numb. I don’t want to believe it… I keep texting your phone and just hope you respond."

Looking back at their love, Chrisley recalled that she and the late athlete met when she was just 20 and he was 23. "We were just kids learning about life and love and trying to make it all work," the reality star explained.

The daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley opened up about how most of their relationship played out in the public eye, calling it "one of the hardest parts of growing up in the public eye."

She added, "We had some really great, bright moments, and we had some really hard ones, but the part of our relationship I will hold on to will always be the moments in the middle. It will be the day-to-day life we got to share for 5 incredible years."

Sharing qualities she loved about her late ex-fiancée, Chrisley wrote about how Kerdiles loved Starbucks and how he loved her mom Julie's carrot cake. "I know we had some moments that were really, really hard, but our day-to-day life really was beautiful. Just because some things don’t work out, or don’t last forever, doesn’t make them less special or less meaningful," she penned.

The 26-year-old opened up about how she and Kerdiles are together as friends, lovers, and entrepreneurs. "Our time in San Diego will always be unforgettable to me. It’s where we began…And I so badly wish I could hop on a flight and you be there waiting on me," she declared.

Shedding light on our their friendship only blossomed after their break up, Chrisley revealed, "Many people don’t know, they don’t realize, that when it was time to take my father to Pensacola, one of the hardest days of my life, it was YOU who came along for the trip, it was YOU who was there for me and drove me through a very dark day. Thank YOU for that. Thank YOU so much. "

The podcast host then declared she will miss Kerdiles' "sweet smile and getting to see your heart on full display." She continued, "Some things aren’t supposed to last forever, some things come into our life for a season, and our season was precious, it was special, and I am and will always be a better person because I knew you, because I loved you and was loved by you."

Concluding the heartbreaking tribute, Chrisley wrote, "Oh gosh… what I wouldn’t do to hear an, “I LOVE YOU KID” right about now. Gosh! I miss you… this isn’t fair"!

Chrisley's tribute comes a day after it was confirmed that the late Ice Hockey player after being involved in a ghastly motorcycle accident.

Per reports, Kerdiles was involved in an accident around 3:30 AM on Saturday after he ran through a stop sign in a residential area north of central Nashville and collided with a BMW.

The late athlete crashed into the driver’s side of the vehicle with his Indian Motorcycle. The BMW’s driver immediately stopped after the accident while the former Anaheim Ducks team member was transported to the nearest local hospital. Unfortunately, Kerdiles was pronounced dead in no short time.

Authorities stated there were no visible signs of impairment from either driver, thus ruling the collision as an accident. Hours before his demise, the 29-year-old had posted a photo of himself on his motorcycle hitting the town, with a caption that read, "Night rider."

May his soul rest in peace.