Savannah Chrisley is enjoying some quality time with her father, Todd Chrisley.
On Thursday, May 29, Savannah shared photos of her father, just a day after Todd and his wife, Julie, received official release from various jails.
The photographs were published when the podcast host uploaded a snapshot of her father on Instagram Stories on Wednesday, May 28, while they were on their way home from Florida jail.
Savannah posted an Instagram Reel with many photographs of herself and her father, along with Jason Aldean’s “We Back.”
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“To the paparazzi following us and looking to pay your expenses… ” Here’s your photo, 🤦🏼♀️ @toddchrisley,” she said in the caption.
In the images, the father wore a gray tee and black shorts. He wore huge sunglasses and a black hat to disguise his face. Savannah donned a black sweatshirt with her hair in a bun and a pink “Make America Great Again” hat. She accessorized with a Louis Vuitton purse.
In a different TikTok video that appeared to be from an Instagram Live, Todd throws a sack over his head and screams, “You b—— aren’t paying your bills from me.”
We observed him and his daughter leaving Nordstrom together, attempting to avoid the cameras. Savannah stated that the two were looking for an outfit for Todd to wear for his conference.
Todd repeatedly indicated on the video that he intended to hide his face from the paparazzi, joking that he had the “BOP (Federal Bureau of Prisons) glow.”
Todd also claimed that his wife, Julie, was at home “hiding.” “She’s smarter than I am,” he explained. He wore the bag for the whole of the automobile journey.
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Later in the video, Todd said to the camera, “I’m overly excited to be home.” “I’ll start my skincare routine tomorrow.”
Savannah previously posted a stealthy photo of Todd and Julie’s legs as they sat facing each other on Thursday.
“Reunited, and it feels so good!” Read the symbol put above the photo.
Todd and Julie, who were arrested on 12 charges of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy, were freed from different jails on Wednesday, May 28, after President Donald Trump granted them a full pardon the previous day.
The pair was accused in August 2019 and found guilty in June 2022. They were sentenced to a total of 19 years in jail in November 2022. They reported to jail in January 2023, received a reduced sentence in September 2023, and continued to appeal their case.