Lindsie Chrisley Defends Estranged Dad Todd After Fans Suggest She Must Be Happy He Has Coronavirus

So much for walking down the aisle: Savannah Chrisley is straight up running from it!

Savannah Chrisley and Nic Kerdiles are focused on bettering themselves after postponing their wedding.“I mean we’ve gone back to dating,” Chrisley, 22, told Us Weekly exclusively on Monday, July 6, while promoting the new season of Chrisley Knows Best. “So that’s kind of where we’re at now.

Todd Chrisley said his coronavirus diagnosis has made him see the world in a different light. The reality star was hospitalized earlier this month after testing positive for the novel illness and said in an interview with E! News that he has reevaluated his overall outlook on life while holed up with his family in quarantine and that the experience provided him “a whole different perspective on life.” "I've come to the realization that my life needs to be more.

A life-changing experience. You wouldn't be know it just by looking at him, but mere weeks ago, Todd Chrisley was hospitalized after testing positive for coronavirus—an experience that he said has given him "a whole different perspective on life."  On an In The Room Instagram Live with E!'s Jason Kennedy, the Chrisley Knows Best star revealed that while he's been recovering, he had an "epiphany" that inspired him to express his gratitude to his wife, Julie Chrisley, and change the way he sees the world.

Todd Chrisley is doing his part to help others just like him survive coronavirus.  On Wednesday's episode of his and wife Julie Chrisley's podcast, Chrisley Confessions, the reality TV star said he's feeling "so much better" and is approved to donate plasma that will be used to treat fellow COVID-19 patients who could benefit from the antibodies he developed while recovering from the disease.  "As much as I hate a needle, folks," Todd shared, "I am going to give my plasma because if I can help someone else get better and for it to not last as long as what it did to me then that's a blessing that God has given me and I'm going to stick to it." Just last week, the 51-year-old revealed was hospitalized for several days after testing positive

He is known for his reality TV persona as a self-made successful real estate mogul and man of faith, and he had a lot to be thankful for over this holiday weekend.Todd Chrisley celebrated Easter on Sunday with a heartfelt post to his Instagram account, in which he quoted a verse from the bible and expressed gratitude to god for his health as he recuperates from COVID-19.The Atlanta, Georgia-based businessman, 52, posted a verse from Proverbs situated over a photograph of a sky at sunset, which also displayed the words 'Have a blessed Easter!' along the bottom.

Giving thanks! Todd Chrisley celebrated Easter at home following his hospitalization for the coronavirus — and penned a special message to show his gratitude while on the road to recovery.

Todd Chrisley opened up about his battle with Coronavirus on his podcast earlier this week. The 51-year-old is back home now and is recovering, his daughter Savannah revealed on Instagram two days ago. Meanwhile, his estranged daughter Lindsie too has opened up on her father's Coronavirus diagnosis. In a conversation with TMZ, Lindsie stated, "Since everything that happened in August, I assumed that if anything ever did happen to him, I would probably find out through the media before anybody contacted me, so I kind of expected that."

Celebs are speaking out and advocating for precautions against the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, which was declared a pandemic. Amid many Hollywood productions shutting down, actors, athletes and more public figures are using their platforms to encourage fans to stay healthy. 

Lindsie Chrisley Campbell says she still hasn't spoken to her father Todd Chrisley despite his COVID-19 diagnosis. Todd, 52, revealed Wednesday he has been battling the virus for three-weeks, with a four-day stay in hospital, and has been sicker than he's ever been in his life.Lindsie has not spoken to her father since August 2019 and revealed on Thursday that things are unlikely to change in their relationship.'I haven't, we haven't had any contact at all,' the 30-year-old told TMXNews.

Todd Chrisley and his daughter Lindsie Chrisley may not be on speaking terms, but she still wishes nothing but the best for him as he battles the novel coronavirus.

Lindsie Chrisley Campbell defended her estranged father Todd Chrisley from an Instagram troll making light of his three-week COVID-19 battle, which included a four-day stay at Nashville's Vanderbilt University Medical Center.'The audacity of some people blows my mind,' the Atlanta-based 30-year-old wrote - re-posting a fan's tone deaf DM.'This is disgusting. My inbox is flooding with similar messages and I'm not here for it.

It appears that Todd Chrisley is on the mend. Chrisley's daughter Savannah took to Instagram on Thursday to update fans on her father's condition after he was hospitalized for coronavirus.

Todd Chrisley is on the mend.

Todd Chrisley is the latest celeb to come forward with their coronavirus story.

Todd Chrisley on Wednesday revealed that he has been battling the illness caused by the novel coronavirus for weeks. The star, best known as the patriarch of USA's reality series Chrisley Knows Best, opened up about his experience with COVID-19 during his Chrisley Confessionspodcast.

By Denise Petski

Todd Chrisley confirmed that he recently tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) this week on his podcast, Chrisley Confessions, which he co-hosts with his wife, Julie Chrisley.

Lindsie Chrisley isn't exactly on the best terms with her famous father, but she doesn't wish ill will on him — and she's slamming people who do!

Todd Chrisley is feeling better day by day. Shortly after the Chrisley Knows Best star revealed on his podcast that he had been battling the Coronavirus for three weeks, his daughter Savannah Chrisley shared an update on social media.

Not having it. Todd Chrisley’s daughter Lindsie Chrisley is speaking out after receiving a negative comment about his novel coronavirus diagnosis.