Savannah Chrisley Reflects on Life ‘Post Storm’ After Parents’ Fraud Conviction: ‘Grateful in a Weird Way’

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Keeping her head up. Savannah Chrisley gave fans an update on how she’s feeling after her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were convicted on tax evasion and fraud charges.“Sitting here this morning reflecting on life…Pre Storm and Post Storm,” the Growing Up Chrisley star, 24, wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, June 22. “One thing I can say is that I am thankful for those around that choose to love and love hard…no matter how difficult it may be.”The Georgia native didn’t mention her parents by name, but she described “Pre Storm” life as “full of things that just don’t matter.” She shared her comments alongside a video montage that showed her hanging out with various family members, including her brother Chase, 26.“Halfway through the video is the transition – more quiet time, more God time, more me time and family time… and oddly enough…I am grateful in a weird way because I know that there is a God who out of nothing, does everything!” she continued. “He can take what the enemy used to try and destroy you and use it to develop you.

I am in the process of finding ME…so bare [sic] with me.”Earlier this month, Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, were convicted on charges of tax evasion, bank and wire fraud and conspiracy stemming from a 2019 indictment.

Their sentencing is scheduled for October 6.The duo could each face up to 30 years in prison, but legal excerpt Jeffrey W.

Steinberger told Us Weekly that he thinks it’s unlikely they’ll receive the maximum sentence. “It’s not a violent crime,” he explained earlier this month. “They can get anywhere up to maybe 10 years, maybe 15 years, or maybe only 5. … From the size of the money, it’s going to be somewhat significant time.”The Sassy by Savannah Chrisley founder originally broke