• For the first time, Chase Chrisley is speaking out about the prison sentence given to his parents.
• Savannah Chrisley made note of the fact that their 26-year-old brother Chase.
• I don’t have to justify myself to the public says Chase

Savannah Chrisley made note of the fact that their 26-year-old brother Chase Chrisley is the only member of the family who hasn’t taken the time to discuss their parents’ individual sentences in public during an interview on her sister’s Unlocked podcast. Chase clarified, “I don’t think that I owe anybody an explanation,” though.

“I don’t have to justify myself to the public. Other than the ones I love and care about, I don’t need to explain how I’m feeling “He revealed. “We have undoubtedly been experiencing hell. It’s an awful, awful scenario. But even in my darkest hour, I must make an effort to see the positive.”

Chase went on “I believe that all we have experienced has made me appreciate things I did not previously value as much. It’s forced me to think deeply and to just sort of figure out who I am now as a guy and who I want to be in 10 years, and then 10 years from there, and 10 years from there.”

According to the Chrisley Knows Best actor, he “is not going to worry about what everybody else [in] all of the globe is thinking and saying” about him.

“I need to take care of myself so that I can take care of [my fiancée] Emmy [Medders]. I must ensure that Emmy is doing well “He went on. I have to make sure my family is in good emotional shape and that my emotional state allows me to support my loved ones.

Because of this, he explained, “I haven’t really posted anything on Instagram or anything of the sort because I feel like I’ve been working behind the scenes.” And it will pay off, so I’ll just let what has to be expressed come through in my actions.

In November, Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, were each given prison terms for fraud and tax evasion. Todd received a sentence of 12 years in jail and 16 months of probation from a federal judge, while Julie received a sentence of 7 years in prison and 16 months of probation.

Chase sent a mysterious message to his Instagram Story a few days after the choice was made about how loved ones “unexpectedly be stolen from you.” Overall, the author conveyed the value of setting aside time for close friends and family.

The letter added, “Just do it the next time someone you love wants to go for a stroll, watch a football game, play a board game, or just put your phone down and give them your complete attention.

On January 17, Todd and Julie must report to a Florida prison. They have now, however, acknowledged that they have already appealed their case.

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