Chrisley Knows Best: Julie & Todd Chrisley Reveal Heartbreaking Update About Their Lives Now
Todd and Julie Chrisley are finally back from prison. While they should be celebrating their freedom, they now claim that life outside of prison is very difficult. On July 23, the couple revealed on their podcast, Chrisley Confession 2.0, that transitioning back to normal life after 28 months behind bars has been very difficult. The authorities released the couple from prison in May after President Trump granted them a pardon.
Todd already had a few business ideas in mind when he came out of prison, but he is now finding it extremely challenging to return to reality. Julie explained that prison life is tough, but at the same time, very different from normal life. They are enjoying the freedom and all the facilities, but the transition is not smooth. She had a conversation with a few women who were already home. They all discussed the general concerns that it’s weird transitioning back to life.
Chrisley Knows Best: Todd & Julie Land Major Podcast Deal After Prison!
Todd and Julie Chrisley are back and louder than ever. After serving 28 months in prison, the couple has relaunched their hit podcast as Chrisley Confessions 2.0. Their first episode dives into faith, family, and life after lockup. The big win? They just signed a multi-year deal with PodcastOne.
The same network that backs daughter Savannah’s Unlocked. Todd and Julie are ready to speak their truth, share raw experiences, and get real about the emotional toll of prison. They’re promoting it across social media, and fans are excited to hear their unfiltered journey back to normal life.
Chrisley Knows Best: Todd & Julie Chrisley Discuss The Difficulties Of ‘Normal Life!’
Todd and Julie were in prison for 28 months for bank fraud. While the couple never accepted their crimes, President Trump pardoned them. As a result, they are now free. However, the couple is still having difficulties adjusting back to normal life. Todd revealed on his podcast that life in prison is rough, but at this moment, they are experiencing a particularly tough phase.
He understands that it was a horrific experience and that the conditions in prison were terrible from a physical standpoint. But from an emotional and psychological perspective, it’s harder to deal with life on a day-to-day basis. Julie further explained that prisoners don’t have any control over their lives behind bars. There is very little they can do, and it’s crazy. When she first arrived, people told her that she couldn’t live freely and had to follow many rules.
The longer one stays in prison, the more they disassociate from the normal world. Julie and Todd also reflected on how difficult it was for them to stay away from their children. It was like a double-edged sword because things got easier when they followed a routine in prison, but the longing increased. They loved and missed them a lot, but they couldn’t do much about it.
They were so busy taking care of their mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being that the rest of the world closed off for them. The couple explained that they no longer have to answer to a probation officer and no longer face limited movement. All these things are mind-boggling, and they feel thrown into the real world.
