Savannah Chrisley Blocked Football Player Ex-Boyfriend After Revealing He 'Ghosted Me' Following Reconciliation

"Chrisley Knows Best" star Savannah Chrisley just shared a shocking revelation on her "Unlocked" podcast.

Months after ending her public relationship with her former football player boyfriend, Robert Shiver, Savannah, 28, told her podcast listeners that the pair had secretly rekindled things for a second time.

However, after giving their relationship a second chance, Savannah Chrisley revealed that things went south after Shiver, 40, "ghosted" her.

According to Savannah, after her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were released from federal prison, she thought it'd be a good time to try and rekindle her relationship with Shiver.

She revealed that the pair had hung out several times and even went on a trip together where they had the "best time."

Due to their public breakup, Savannah wanted to keep the news about them getting back together "super quiet." However, things fell apart because the "Growing Up Chrisley" star "got ghosted."

“I don’t think that’s actually ever happened to me before, so I really didn’t know how to act,” she told her listeners. “After 24 hours of not hearing from him, I was like, ‘Savannah, you deserve better behavior than this.’ So, I blocked him.”

Although Savannah revealed she is "dead to [Shiver]" after blocking him on social media and her phone, their split has still been challenging for the TV personality to navigate.

“It sucks. [It] is what it is. But was I sad about it? Very much so,” she said. “I think I was sad because I had gotten my hopes up that this was going to be my second chance.”

Another reason Savannah has been upset about her split from the former Auburn football player is that he also spent time with her parents, who President Donald Trump pardoned, after they were convicted of committing fraud.

“Then, a week later, I get ghosted,” Savannah explained. “I was extremely upset and sad and heartbroken, but like I said, I put so much time, money, energy and effort into that relationship that finally I had reached a point that I realized I deserve for someone to appreciate me.”

Elsewhere, during her podcast, Savannah admitted that she's in a "grieving process" after splitting from Shiver for a second time.

“I’ve lived a lot of my life not respecting myself and allowing certain behaviors, or I exhibited certain behaviors because I didn’t respect myself enough,” she added.

In April 2025, Savannah got candid about what caused her separation from Shiver the first time, seemingly placing the blame on Shiver's wife, Lindsay Shiver, who's been accused by police of plotting his murder.

"There was a time where she tried to get the courts to say I wasn’t allowed around the children. I think with all the chaos that she brought her way — or she brought our way — it was too much for Robert to handle. I know it was too much for him to handle. And so she got what she wanted. It’s that simple. You once again destroyed another thing in your life and other people’s lives," Savannah said.

Savannah even said that she and Shiver were in the process of planning their future together, which included conversations about children.

"We were seeing fertility doctors and talking about the future and our plans," she said.

At some point, however, things shifted for Shiver.

"He just realized that there was a lot that he needed to work on,” she said. “He stated that he felt so much guilt for pulling me along throughout all of his chaos because he wasn’t sure when it was going to end.”

The couple's first split was even more challenging for Savannah, who confessed that she cried for "seven to eight hours" after he left.

“He says he did it because he loves me. I do know and believe that he loves me. So that sucked, and I will never forget driving away from Robert’s house and just sobbing hysterically in tears," she said during an earlier episode of her podcast. "I cried the whole way home, seven to eight hours. I just cried. I didn’t know what to do.”