Savannah Chrisley has drawn a tough line on the subject of ingesting along with her brother Chase — and one expertise was all it took.
“I bear in mind ingesting with Chase one time. I believe we have been, like, I don’t know, 19 [or] 20, and I used to be like, ‘By no means once more.’ I’ll by no means drink with him once more,” Savannah, 28, revealed on the September 2 episode of her “Unlocked” podcast. “I’ve all the time recognized how Chase acts when he drinks, proper? So from that time ahead, I stated, ‘I’ll by no means drink with him once more.’ And I’ve not.”
Savannah’s mother, Julie Chrisley, 52, joined her on the episode however opted to not dive deeper into Chase’s conduct. “I’m not going to go down that vein of Chase’s story as a result of hopefully Chase will inform his personal story someday,” Julie defined. Savannah reminded her mom that his story is “public,” doubtless referencing an incident from January.
Chase, 29, was arrested after allegedly slapping a bar supervisor in Atlanta. He was launched on a $10,000 bond, and his legal professional maintained the altercation was “fully blown out of proportion.” The bar worker in the end selected to not press expenses.
The arrest has been revisited within the Chrisleys’ new Lifetime docuseries, The Chrisleys: Again to Actuality, which premiered its first two episodes on September 1. In the course of the present, Chase admitted he didn’t “bear in mind quite a bit” from that night time and insisted he “wouldn’t slap any person.” He acknowledged hitting “all-time low” and ingesting closely after his dad and mom’ imprisonment.
Todd and Julie Chrisley have been convicted of tax evasion and financial institution and wire fraud in 2023 and served 28 months earlier than being pardoned by President Donald Trump in Might. Upon their launch, the couple reunited with their kids and resumed household life. The arrests additionally led to the cancellation of Chrisley Is aware of Greatest and its spinoff, Rising Up Chrisley.
“I 100% took the present with no consideration,” Chase mirrored in episode 2 of the docuseries. “It was, like, the very best job on the planet. After my dad and mom went away, after I began ingesting, I might simply go and go and go and go. [I] wasn’t setting any boundaries for myself and didn’t actually have anyone to inform me no.”
The Chrisleys’ new docuseries continues on Lifetime with two extra back-to-back episodes on September 9, resulting in the finale on September 16 at 8 p.m. ET.
