Summary

• Savannah Chrisley misses her parents dearly, sharing nostalgic moments and heartfelt messages on social media.
• She expressed frustration over the court's decision to deny her mother a virtual appearance at her hearing.
• The Chrisley family's ongoing legal saga, involving tax evasion and fraud charges, continues with Julie's upcoming resentencing.

Savannah Chrisley is letting her emotions fly high on social media as she navigates life without her parents, reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, behind bars. The Chrisley Knows Best star, who’s no stranger to sharing her ups and downs with fans, took to Instagram Stories to showcase just how much she’s missing her mom and dad these days.

Savannah Is Struggling Without Her Parents

On August 20, 2024, Savannah posted a nostalgic throwback video featuring a playful moment with her mother, Julie. In the clip, Julie can be seen trying to crack Savannah’s back while they waited for their food.

Savannah captioned the video with a poignant, “What I wouldn’t give to hear your laugh and have your hugs,” showing just how much she longs for those carefree days.

But the nostalgia didn’t stop there. Savannah followed up with a heartwarming photo of her parents sharing a tender hug, both beaming with joy. She simply wrote, “Come home,” alongside the picture, capturing the essence of her longing.

In another emotional update, Savannah shared a screenshot of an email she sent to Julie, which included the lyrics to CeCe Winans’ “Be Still and Know.” The song’s message of finding divine comfort during tough times seemed particularly fitting, with Julie’s touching reply, “Sav, thank you for sending this. Love you always, Mama,” highlighting the bond they share despite the distance.

Savannah Is Angry With The Court’s Decision

The drama didn’t end with the heartfelt posts. On August 21, Savannah voiced her frustration about a court decision that denied Julie’s request for a virtual appearance at her upcoming hearing.

Savannah made it clear she was not pleased with the ruling, stating, “For those wondering what’s going on right now… The judge denied our motion for my mother to attend her hearing via Zoom. When you are in prison it is VERY customary to attend via Zoom.”

She didn’t hold back on the details either, emphasizing the dangers her mother faces: “What does this mean? My mother will be shackled and transported for the next month… plane… bus… etc. with MEN… some [of] whom are VIOLENT. I don’t know when I will hear from her next. This punishment does NOT fit the alleged crime.”

Savannah also shared an old photo of her and Julie hugging as a child, alongside a PEOPLE article screenshot that reported the judge’s decision. Elevation Worship’s “Trust in God” played in the background, setting a somber yet hopeful tone.

The Chrisley family’s legal troubles began in January 2023 when Todd and Julie started serving their prison sentences—Todd for 12 years and Julie for eight—after being convicted of tax evasion and fraud. Todd’s sentence was later shortened by two years, and Julie’s appeal led to the overturning of her conviction in June 2024. The court found that the evidence did not support her involvement in the alleged crimes.

Julie’s case is set for resentencing in September, and Savannah is crossing her fingers that this could mean her mother will finally be coming home.

With the Chrisleys being famous for their reality TV shows and high-profile legal battles, fans are eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this ongoing saga.