Chase Chrisley & Emmy Medders split up before engagement

• Chase Chrisley & Emmy Medders split up before engagement.
• The couple put an end to the speculations.
• They continue to work on their relationship and have “no animosity at all” for one another.

Emmy Medders, Chase Chrisley’s fiancee, confirmed rumours that both Chase Chrisley & Emmy Medders briefly broke up before getting engaged.

In the podcast “Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley,” Medders, 28, revealed that she started dating Chase, 26, just before the COVID-19 epidemic struck, but quipped that they weren’t always “joined at the hip.”

She admitted that there had been ups and downs. We had a severe split where we didn’t speak for, say, two months, but it was really more like two weeks. It was on and off, then we were doing pretty well.

Savannah, 25, chuckled and said that the breakup actually lasted for about two weeks.

“To me, it seemed like two months!” Medders was cited. After that, we reconciled, and things have been really nice, to be honest.

Although Medders remained mum about the precise timing of the temporary split, many assumed she and Chase had split up at the beginning of last year after they stopped sharing Instagram images together. When they started exchanging lovely pictures again in the spring, the couple put an end to the speculations.

The prospective in-laws also acknowledged on the podcast that they have had their own arguments in the past, one of which resulted in Medders labeling Savannah as a “bitch.”

But with sisters, that’s what happens. Even though we aren’t yet sisters, family disputes are inevitable, according to Medders.

Savannah made fun of the fact that most of their arguments center about Chase while they remained mum about the details of what happened.

Savannah said, “It’s just wanting what’s best for him. Then, though, occasionally, our family has remarked, “Well, she’s too good for him,” so it kind of flip-flops.

To everyone’s relief, they continue to work on their relationship and have “no animosity at all” for one another.

In addition, after becoming engaged in October, Chase and Medders’ bond has only grown stronger.

At the moment, the reality star, whose parents Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley were recently sentenced to prison for fraud and tax evasion, captioned the revelation, “I am the luckiest guy in the world, being able to call you my forever is a blessing straight from God.” “When it’s dark, you are the sunshine; when it’s dry, you are the rain.”

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