Todd & Julie Chrisley Pardoned by Donald Trump: What Happened and What is Next?

Todd & Julie Chrisley Pardoned by Donald Trump: What Happened and What is Next?

Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, famous for Chrisley Knows Best, are finally going home. On May 27, 2025, former President Donald Trump announced he would pardon the couple, ending their prison sentences early. But how did they end up in prison in the first place? And what does this pardon mean for their future?

What Were Todd and Julie Chrisley Convicted Of?

In June 2022, a jury found the Chrisleys guilty of:

  • Bank Fraud: Faking documents to get over $30 millionin illegal loans.
  • Tax Evasion: Hiding income from their reality show to avoid paying taxes.

Originally, Todd was sentenced to 12 years, and Julie got 7 years. Later, their sentences were reduced to 10 and 5 years, respectively.

Details of Their Case

Charge

Details

Sentence

Bank Fraud

Used fake financial records to get loans

Todd: 10 years (reduced)

Tax Evasion

Hid income from Chrisley Knows Best

Julie: 5 years (reduced)

Why Did Trump Pardon the Chrisleys?

On May 27, Trump called the Chrisleys children, Savannah and Chase, to say he would fully pardon their parents. In a video posted online, Trump said:

Your parents are going to be free and clean… They were given pretty harsh treatment.”

Trump pardon czar, Alice Marie Johnson (a former inmate he pardoned in 2018), helped push for their release. The Chrisleys lawyers argued they were unfairly targeted due to their fame and conservative views.

What Happens Now?

  • Immediate Release: Todd and Julie will be freed within days.
  • Legal Status: The pardon erases their convictions, meaning they won’t have a criminal record.
  • Future Plans: Savannah Chrisley said they will focus on prison reform advocacyand rebuilding their lives.

How Did the Public React?

Opinions are split:
Supporters say the punishment was too harsh.
Critics argue wealthy celebrities get special treatment.

How Did the Public React?

  • Nanny Faye (Todd Mom): Battled cancer while Todd was in prison. She’s now celebrating his return.
  • Savannah & Chase: Fought for their parents freedom, even speaking at the 2024 Republican National Convention.
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FAQs About the Chrisleys Pardon

A: They were convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion in 2022 for faking loan documents and hiding income.

A: Todd was sentenced to 12 years (later reduced to 10), and Julie got 7 years (reduced to 5).

A: She is 5’7” (1.7 m), slightly shorter than on-screen mom Lauren Graham (5’8”).

A: Yes, Trump has pardoned several high-profile figures, including Alice Marie Johnson (drug charges) and Steve Bannon (fraud case).

A: Yes! Since their convictions are erased, they could return to reality TV or start new projects.

The Chrisleys pardon marks a dramatic turn in their legal battle. While some see it as justice, others call it privilege. Now free, Todd and Julie will likely focus on rebuilding their lives and advocating for legal reform.

 

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