Todd and Julie bagged a combined 19-year prison term, with the former getting 12 years and the latter got seven years plus 16 months probation.

The couple also faces losing their home following the judge’s ruling that they pay $17 million in damages.

Their homes cost roughly $9 million.

The couple were arrested in 2019 on 11 counts of tax evasion, fraud, and conspiracy.

They were eventually convicted in June, after prosecutors found them guilty of using loans to fund their expensive lifestyle.

They had also avoided paying taxes for three years or submitting fake documents when they did pay.

The couple lost custody of their son Grayson and granddaughter Chloe to their oldest daughter Savannah.

The 25-year-old addressed the occurrence on an episode of her podcast on Monday.

She vowed to always show up for the 16-year-old and ten-year-old no matter how tough things became.