Chase Chrisley finally address parents Todd and Julie's prison sentences

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Chase Chrisley is finally speaking out about his parents’ prison sentences.

Taking his time. Todd and Julie Chrisley‘s son Chase Chrisley is speaking out about his parents’ upcoming prison sentence.

Teresa Giudice knows of what she speaks in this instance…

Lindsie Chrisley will be spending Christmas with her parents in their final weeks before prison.The television personality, 33, recently revealed she had not seen the Chrisley Knows Best reality stars since their sentencing last month and did not visit them for Thanksgiving.Her parents - Todd and Julie Chrisley - were sentenced to 12 and seven years in prison, respectively, after they were found guilty for committing fraud  and tax evasion for around $30 million.   No visits yet: Lindsie Chrisley, 33, recently revealed she had not seen her parents since their sentencing last month and did not visit them for Thanksgiving; seen in 2016She told People that her 'original plan were to travel to Nashville' to spend Thanksgiving - just days after the sentencing - with her parents. However, she said she had to change her plans, because being a mother comes first.When asked if she has seen her parents recently, she said, 'I have not.' Her parents: Todd , 53, and Julie Chrisley, 49, were sentenced to 12 and seven years in prison, respectively, after they were found guilty for committing fraud and tax evasion for around $30 million; seen in 2017The mother-of-one explained: 'I had my son over Thanksgiving break and with the sentencing being a couple of days prior to Thanksgiving, emotions being very high, I, unfortunately, had to make a decision as a mother over a daughter and stayed home for Thanksgiving.'She said the news has been difficult to process for the family, but they will celebrate Christmas together as a family in their final weeks.'But trying to honor faith and allow them to be able to process exactly what transpired in court, I wanted to give them that space and respect,' she said.

 

She served 11 months of a 15-month sentence for a fraud conviction back in 2015.And now Teresa Giudice is using some of what she learned behind bars to help fellow reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley as they prepare to serve considerably longer prison sentences after being convicted on bank fraud and tax evasion charges.Among her bits of advice, the 50-year-old Real Housewives Of New Jersey star urged Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, to maintain a strong relationship with their children, according to a video published by TMZ on Tuesday.The convicted fraudsters at least appear to be taking part of her advice, as their daughter Lindsie said recently that she had been keeping in regular contact with them via phone.  Words of wisdom: Teresa Giudice, 50, advised Todd, 53, and Julie Chrisley, 49, to cultivate strong relationships with their kids ahead of their multi-year prison sentences in an interview with TMZ from Tuesday; seen in MayLast month, Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars for a $30 million fraud case, while Julie was sentence to seven years in prison.In addition to their prison sentences, Todd and Julie were both sentenced to 16 months of probation to follow their release.  After being asked for advice, Teresa noted the title of her memoir, Standing Strong, and urged the fraudster couple to 'stand strong for their family' ahead of the major challenge.She also urged them to 'manifest' what their post-prison lives will be like in order to have a smoother transition after paying their debt to society.  Long stretch: Last month, Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars for a $30 million fraud case, while Julie was sentence to seven years in prison Serious trouble: In addition to their prison sentences, Todd and

Lindsie Chrisley, the daughter of convicted fraudster Todd Chrisley and stepdaughter to his wife Julie Chrisley, delved into how the couple are preparing ahead of their upcoming prison stint.Lindsie, 33, told People in an interview published Monday that her father, 53, and stepmother, 49, were trying to live their lives to the fullest before they spend years behind bars.Last month, Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars for the $30 million fraud case, while Julie was sentence to seven years in prison.'My parents regularly say, and I believe they've said on their podcast as well, that at this time it's basically living every day like it's your last, enjoying the moment, spending time with their kids that are in Nashville,' Lindsie shared. Last days: Lindsie Chrisley, 33, said parents Todd, 53, and Julie Chrisley, 49, are 'living every day like it's their last' before reporting to prison after being sentenced to 12 and seven years in prison, respectively, for bank fraud and tax evasion; seen in 2016Unfortunately, distance prevented her from spending in-person time with her parents.'Of course, I'm spending time with my parents over the phone because I also have shared custody [with ex-husband William Campbell].