Savannah Chrisley Reveals Getting 'Signs' From Late Ex-Fiancé Nic Kerdiles

Savannah Chrisley and her late ex-fiancé Nic Kerdiles' love story may have taken unexpected turns in life, but their connection even in death seems undeniable.

Even though the former pair's relationship ended years before his sudden demise, the reality TV star shared the heartfelt moments that have provided comfort and solace in the face of loss.

In the wake of the heartbreaking loss, the 26-year-old bravely opened up about the passing of her former beau. The former NHL player tragically passed away last month in a motorcycle accident at the age of 29. 

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Chrisley wrote, "Heaven gained the most beautiful angel today. I miss you and I love you. I'll forever save our last messages of 'I love you.' Please send me a sign that you're OK."

Since then, it seems like the late star has done so, as the TV personality, known for her grit in Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, candidly shared that in the weeks following her message, "Nic's given me some signs." In a chat with ET, the "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens" actress stated further:

"I just know that he would want everyone to live life to the fullest, because that's exactly what he did. He's just an amazing human being. You have to remember those things for sure."

The podcaster also previously revealed how she was coping in the wake of the tragedy. After assuring everyone she was okay, Chrisley noted:

"It's been such a really sad, unfortunate situation that's tough to navigate. This is the first real loss I've ever had to [face]. I was young when my grandfather passed away, so in my adult life this is the first real loss that I've had."

In case you missed it, Nashville's police announced that Kerdiles was in an accident around 3:30 AM on the 23rd of September. Allegedly, he ran a stop sign in a residential area north of central Nashville and collided with a BMW. 

According to police reports, the Lewisville native hit the driver's side of the vehicle on his Indian Motorcycle. Per TMZ, the BMW's driver promptly stopped, while the former Ice Hockey player was taken to the nearest local hospital. 

Tragically, the former Anaheim Ducks team member succumbed to his injuries. Authorities also noted that there were no apparent signs of impairment from either driver, leading them to classify the collision as an accident.

In what looked like a foreboding moment, Kerdiles' passing occurred mere hours after his final social media update. Apparently, the former Winnipeg Jets player had shared a picture in his Instagram Story, showcasing him out on the town astride his Indian motorcycle.

Sadly unaware that the joyous ride would tragically mark the end of his life, he captioned the image "Night rider." Speaking out after, Chrisley posted a gif of a tender moment they shared. She expressed her longing, writing, "I'm Still hoping you respond to my text."

Fans of the "Chrisley Knows Best" star might recall that she connected with the entrepreneur via Instagram in 2017. Us Magazine also reported that the subsequent year, she took to social media to extend birthday wishes to Kerdiles, lauding him as the "funniest, loving, most selfless person" in the caption.

In 2018, the outlet had a conversation with the former couple and Chrisley's father, Todd, who even gave the WCHA Most Valuable Player in Tournament his stamp of approval. 

According to a source from the magazine, Kerdiles sought Todd's blessing before proposing to his daughter in 2019. However, this marked the beginning of their on-and-off romance as they called off their engagement in June the following year only to get back in July and end it again in September. 

Still, there were no hard feelings, as the TV personality told Us in November that same year, "Nic and I, we're on good terms." In August 2021, the "Royal Pains" star alluded to a possible rekindling of romance with Kerdiles. At the time, she told E! News, "Nic is still in my life. We're still trying to figure things out."