Savannah Chrisley clashes with family in new show The Chrisleys

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38% : He does not look healthy' The GoodGirlRx founder admitted she had a 'lot of resentment' for Chase because he 'has not helped me at all' while the Gold Drop founder claimed: 'Savannah doesn't like me half the time' Savannah is also seen clashing with her absent grandparents over politics as well as her famous folks' 12-year-old adopted granddaughter Chloe, whom she said was 'being an absolute nightmare' On May 27, Trump issued federal pardons for the married couple in the middle of their 12-year sentence (56-year-old Todd) and seven-year sentence (52-year-old Julie) at separate prisons for tax evasion, bank/wire fraud, and obstruction of justice The new reality show captures the moment the Life After Lockup stars returned to their $1.6M, 5K-square-foot, four-bedroom property in the Nashville suburb of Belle Meade as well as the aftermath Fans first got to know the eccentric Georgia clan in the USA Network's Chrisley Knows Best, which aired for 10 seasons spanning 2014-2023 as well as Peacock spin-off Growing Up Chrisley, which aired for four seasons spanning 2019-2022 (pictured in 2021) The Chrisleys: Back to Reality airs Mondays and Tuesdays on Lifetime
36% : On May 27, Trump issued federal pardons for the married couple in the middle of their 12-year sentence (56-year-old Todd) and seven-year sentence (52-year-old Julie) at separate prisons for tax evasion, bank/wire fraud, and obstruction of justice.

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