For the primary time since Todd and Julie Chrisley have been sentenced to 12 and seven years in jail, respectively, they spoke out on the Nov. 30 episode of their podcast.
Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley launched a brand new episode of their podcast, Chrisley Confessions, on Nov. 30. It was their first episode recorded after they have been sentenced to jail for tax evasion and financial institution fraud. Though they two didn’t focus on their jail sentences immediately, they mentioned how their religion and perception in “unconditional love” is enjoying a job of their lives at the moment. They each learn quotes that had touched them not too long ago, with Todd concerning a sermon and Julie studying a message from creator Priscilla Shirer.
“Age is only a quantity and since we don’t know our loss of life date, now we have to stay each day prefer it’s our final,” Julie shared, with Todd including, “Yesterday doesn’t matter. As we speak is what now we have. Tomorrow belongs to God as a result of we’re not promised tomorrow.” In addition they each agreed that God would “equip” them with no matter they wanted to get by tough occasions, though they didn't consult with the jail sentences immediately.
Most significantly, although, is their children. “The difficulties I’m going by, how I deal with it — [the children] are watching, that as nicely” Julie defined. “If I deal with it proper, they’re watching. If I screw up, they’re watching. For me, as a father or mother, I need to attempt to guarantee that I do it proper greater than I do it unsuitable.” Todd and Julie have grownup kids Savannah, 25, Chase, 26, Lindsie, 33 and Kyle, 31, in addition to minor son, Grayson, 16, and adopted daughter Chloe, 10. Savannah confirmed that she plans to take custody of Grayson and Chloe as soon as Todd and Julie start their sentences (the timing has not been confirmed).
Todd acquired a 12 12 months jail sentence whereas Julie acquired 7 years after their sentencing trial on Nov. 21. The phrases got here after the 2 have been discovered responsible of the tax fraud prices towards them in June. Todd’s convictions included conspiracy to commit financial institution fraud, conspiracy to defraud the USA, financial institution fraud and tax fraud, whereas Julie’s convictions have been for tax fraud, wire fraud, financial institution fraud, conspiracy to commit financial institution fraud and conspiracy to defraud the USA.