Savannah Chrisley Claps Back At Paparazzi With Todd's First Post-Prison Snap: 'Here's Your Photo:'

Savannah Chrisley isn’t letting the paparazzi take the praise.

Just days after her father, Todd Chrisley, was granted a full presidential pardon and released from prison, the reality TV star took to social media to share the first official photo of her dad on her terms.

With a cheeky caption aimed squarely at the media, Savannah made it clear that if anyone were going to break the internet with Todd’s post-prison debut, it would be her.

On Thursday, May 29, Savannah Chrisley took to her Instagram page with Todd’s first post-prison look.

She shared a series of selfies of herself and the Chrisley family patriarch, soundtracked by Jason Aldean’s “We Back.”

The snapshots featured Todd in a long-sleeved gray T-shirt and black shorts. He paired the look with a black cap and oversized sunglasses.

Savannah looked simple in a black sweater and a “Make America Great Again” cap.

She had her hair wrapped in a low bun and accessorized with a Louis Vuitton bag, a necklace, and stud earrings.

“To the paparazzi following us looking to pay your bills…here’s your photo @toddchrisley,” she captioned the post.

The post quickly garnered attention, with fans praising Todd’s fit physique.

“How did Todd come out of prison looking even better!! I have never been so happy for a family I have never met! I have prayed for y’all so so much! I am so incredibly happy,” one fan said.

Another person commented, “Todd, you look incredible!! The exact same. Welcome home!! This entire ugly situation has weighed heavy on my heart and my family’s. We have been praying for you. Thanks to God and President Trump. Love to you all and get back on TV!!”

Some fans also slammed Savannah for her caption, calling it insensitive. “I’m sure those paparazzi have families, maybe kids to feed. Humble yourself just a bit,” one person wrote. Another commented, “Just like your deals with streaming and I’m sure some magazine. They have bills to pay, too.”

Shortly after sharing the photos, Savannah posted another clip, which appeared to be from an Instagram Live.

The video posted on TikTok showed Todd in Nordstrom with a bag placed over his head, saying, “You b-tches aren’t paying your bills from me.”

He and Savannah then attempted to leave the department store together to avoid the paparazzi. The 27-year-old revealed that she and her dad wanted to shop for an outfit that Todd would wear during his conference.

All through the clip, the “Chrisley Knows Best” star said that he intentionally wanted to hide his face from the media, joking that he had the “BOP (Federal Bureau of Prisons) glow.

“Julie is home right now. The b-tch is in hiding. She’s smarter than I am,” he added.

Todd and Savannah eventually left Nordstrom successfully, revealing that the paparazzi had stopped following them.

Earlier that day, Savannah Chrisley shared that Todd and Julie had finally reunited.

She had previously revealed that while she picked up her father from the prison facility, her brother, Grayson Chrisley, traveled to Kentucky to bring their mom home.

In a discreet photo shared on her Instagram stories, the television personality captured her parents’ legs as they sat facing each other.

The family matriarch wore nude pants paired with white and gray sneakers and black socks.

On the other hand, Todd wore long black pants that covered his feet completely. His legs were crossed as he leaned to one side of a sofa, with his wedding ring visible.

“Reunited and it feels so good!” Savannah captioned the post.

Before their reunion, Todd and Julie had been behind bars for over two years.

They were convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion after prosecutors revealed they had submitted fake financial documents to secure over $30 million in loans.

The couple was accused of using the funds to support an extravagant lifestyle while failing to pay federal taxes.

In 2022, Todd was sentenced to 12 years in prison, and Julie was sentenced to seven years.

However, in a dramatic twist, President Donald Trump granted them a pardon on May 28, citing alleged legal missteps and strong public support.

Savannah Chrisley has since expressed gratitude to the president and his administration amid her parents’ release. She also vowed to stand by Trump in his fight against corruption.