By The Time You Hear This | Savannah Chrisley’s Emotional Podcast on Todd & Julie's Trial Sentencing

When you hear this emotional solo episode of “Unlocked,” Savannah will likely have just left the courtroom after hearing the decision on her parents’ fate following their sentencing in Federal Court in Atlanta on Monday evening. As she was recording this, she was well aware that she could come home from Georgia without either of her parents and with custody of both of her younger siblings, her brother Grayson who is 16 and her sister, Chloe, who is 10. In case you don’t already know about this very special relationship, Chloe is Savannah’s biological niece but was adopted by her family and has been raised by this nuclear unit since she was 1. Thoughts of the holidays without Todd and Julie, the overwhelm of nonstop public opinion, and desperation of a 25-year-old female who still longs to have her parents are recurring themes. Savannah has leaned more and more into being transparent regarding her emotional health in recent months, and this raw, unfiltered monologue is no exception. High-functioning depression, severe anxiety, and discussion of past suicidal thoughts all make their way in to this episode. She admits that it truly all crashes down for her emotionally when she reaches those moments that “fix it” mode is no longer an option and she is forced to surrender. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Compelling and Heartwrenching

Savannah really puts herself out there and my heart breaks for her. She has such raw emotion and yet still a graceful and responsible person.

What a beautiful soul

Raw and honest. This young lady is wonderful and inspiring. God bless her and her family.

God Bless you all and your family❤️

I will be praying for your family🙏 God never closes a door without opening a new one! sometimes it's a way of God opening doors for the salvation of us all🙏 Justice systems are horrible! I live in Roswell, NM and the legal system is So screwed up. Prayers to you all

Savannah

I am praying for Savannaha and all the family. I stand behind Todd and Julie. I think they are just trying to make examples out of them. There are plenty of people, tv stars and movie stars that have done a lot worse than Todd and Julie and they have not been sent to prison. Why not let them stay out and pay the money back.