Julie Chrisley Says She Has a Lung Condition After Prison Stay
Julie ChrisleyThe 28 months in prison apparently led to certain health problems.
“Listen, I have a pulmonary condition to be in prison,” said Julie, 52 years old “Chrisley Confessions 2.0” podcast. “You will probably notice me at times, trying to breathe like breathing.”
Julie and Todd, 56, said that her pulmonary problem was because of all the “black molds” and “asbestos” that she was surrounded by prison. (Julie was detained at the FMC Lexington in Kentucky.)
“This is something we have to tackle at the moment,” Todd told listeners about the health of his wife. “This week, you have an appointment with the doctor with a pulmonary specialist who will do tests on you.”
Julie Chrisley speaks for the allegedly bad conditions she met in prison, saying that they have made a physical number on her body. “I could see my health deteriorate,” said Julie, 52 […]
More details on Julie’s health have not been discussed. (US Weekly contacted the prison to comment.)
Todd and Julie spent 28 months in prison after being convicted of tax evasion as well as charges of banks and thread in 2022. They were released in May after being pardoned by President Donald Trump.
While Julie was detained in Kentucky, Todd was placed at FPC Pensacola in Florida. The two said during the episode of the Wednesday podcast that they had not been allowed to contact themselves in the bars.
THE A couple answered fans’ questions When a person asked: “How often to Todd and Julie spoken during his prison?”
Julie noted that they did not speak on the phone at all, opting rather for emails, which was “sporadic at best” during their stay.
“Now, I would have talked to you, but what people don’t realize is that you will respect the rules,” said Todd. “Me? I will do what I have to do to make sure I stay in contact with the people I love. You can all read what you want. “
Julie explained more.
“We I couldn’t talk everything. There is something in prison that if the married couples are both incarcerated, the two guards must give approval to be able to receive a telephone call per month, “she said.” My director approved it, your goalkeeper did not do it. “”
Todd said he was punished because his director was “taken in so much corrupt behavior” and their daughter SAVANE SAINTE “Exposed it” publicly. (US Weekly contacted the prison to comment.)
“This director has now been released.” She refused [to approve the calls]. She came to me and she said, “Well, it’s not my side. It’s on, it’s at the end of your wife. “”
Julie sounded, adding: “We couldn’t really speak. It’s horrible. It was the worst, one of the worst parts, you know. ”
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