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Jen Shah is sharing a glimpse of her life in prison, nearly five months after she began her six-year sentence, which has since been reduced to five years.

Jen Shah's lawyer is speaking out about Elizabeth Holmes' prison sentence. On the same day that the disgraced Theranos founder reported to Bryan Federal Prison Camp to begin her 11-year sentence related to her fraud and conspiracy convictions, Justin Paperny told ET's Kevin Frazier that Holmes and Shah, who's his client, will likely cross paths at the facility.«There's a guarantee they're going to run into one another,» Paperny told ET of the Texas prison. «There's also going to be an understanding amongst them, so for that reason, I suspect they'll connect.

Uh, not sure this is the flex she thinks it is!

Lindsie Chrisley says her parents are making the best of their time served. During a new episode of “The Southern Tea”, the 33-year-old podcast host opened up about the family’s experience in the wake of Todd and Julie Chrisley‘s conviction in a federal tax evasion and fraud case.

Doing his best. Lindsie Chrisley got candid about how her father, Todd Chrisley, is adjusting to life behind bars — and revealed he’s already made some “great friends.”

Lindsie Chrisley says her parents are making the best of their time served. During a new episode of, the 33-year-old podcast host opened up about the family's experience in the wake of Todd and Julie Chrisley's conviction in a federal tax evasion and fraud case. «You want to be strong and tell them everything's going to be fine, even though you're questioning if everything's going to be fine,» she confessed.

Jen Shah got a lot off her chest just hours before having to report to federal prison, granting an interview to a former convicted felon who now runs a service helping convicts prepare for life in and after prison.

Jen Shah got a lot off her chest just hours before having to report to federal prison, granting an interview to a former convicted felon who now runs a service helping convicts prepare for life in and after prison.In an interview with Justin Paperny, the co-founder of White Collar Service and author of ,  the former  star says she's going into prison with only two things — her Quran and an 18-page release plan, which she said «has 11 different sections that is going to help me stay on track, hold me accountable, and it's something that I'm going to build on while I'm in prison.»Shah, 49, said the release plan was created by Michael Santos, the other White Collar co-founder. Shah also revealed she'll be documenting everything while she's in prison, calling her journal — through a subscription-based website -- a «road map.»«This release plan is not only my road map but it’s what is going to hold me accountable for everything that I told the judge at sentencing,» she explained.

Julie Chrisley will not be receiving medical treatment despite her sentencing reassignment.

The next 12 years might not actually be too bad for Todd Chrisley…