Why Todd and Julie Chrisley’s Life Is ‘Rougher’ After Prison
Todd And Julie Chrisley become real on life after prison.
“I actually talked to some of the women with whom I was in prison with whom they are already at home, whatever,” said Julie, 52, on Wednesday, July 23, episode of their Podcast “Chrisley Confessions 2.0”. “We all have this general consensus which – it’s a bit weird to say it.”
Todd, 56, sounded, adding: “No, it’s not weird. Life is harsher than life in prison.”
Todd continued that it was “a sad thing to say”, but it’s true.
“It’s so horrible, the conditions for which you are there, but it is from a physical point of view,” he explained. “But from an emotional and psychological point of view, it is more difficult to treat day by day.”
Julie said that while during the prison, she knew “that you have no control” and “there is very little that you can do”, which changed her state of mind.
“People told me that when I got there: you can’t live there and here at the same time,” she added. “Because it will literally be crazy, and that’s the truth. The more you are there, the more you become in the world. ”
Todd and Julie both spent 28 months in prison after being sentenced to tax evasion and charges of banking and wired fraud in 2022. President Donald Trump forgive the stars of reality TV in May, And they were released.
The couple’s conversation on life after prison came while Todd and Julie explained to listeners how it was “Crazy” rediscovering their normal routine.
“You must have returned to take control of everything,” Todd told his wife. “Shave a house and make sure everything is done as it is supposed to be done.”
Todd Chrisley and his wife, Julie Chrisley, are back at the microphone after serving bars behind bars. The couple has officially returned to the organization of their podcast – now nicknamed “Chrisley Confessions 2.0” – on Wednesday July 16, almost two months after being released from prison. During the episode, the couple joked their return from Podcasting. “What is […]
Todd and Julie agreed that sleep has been the greatest difficulty for them since his release from prison.
“I went to prison for 28 months. I never had trouble sleeping. Maybe, because I was not fighting with everyone,” said Todd. “Let me tell you something, the members of my crowd – otherwise known as Cran Chrisley – they are the ones who kept me awake all these years.”
Elsewhere in the episode, Julie also discussed the reunion With the rest of his family After their release. (Todd and Julie share children Chase, 29, Savanah, 27, and Grayson, 19.)
“The more people are far from their children – as crazy as it may seem, because it is a double -edged sword – the easier it becomes because you enter your own routine,” she said. “It doesn’t mean you don’t miss them, you don’t like them, all that.” But just me being in prison, I just had to pay attention to myself. I had to take care of myself. I had to make sure that I was as good as I could be physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally. And that’s all I could really do. ”
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