Todd Chrisley Jokes About Legal Fees After Savannah Called a Gold Digger

Pregnant Savannah Chrisley Bares Baby Bump While Proving What Her and Jason Galanis' Baby Is Craving

Savannah Chrisley's baby knows best — he wants fried chicken.

The pregnant Chrisley Knows Best alum was spotted putting her baby bump on display during a recent trip to Chick-fil-A.

During the Nov. 3 outing in Nashville, Chrisley sported a pair of gray sweatpants and a body-hugging, long-sleeved black T-shirt that rode up a bit, giving a peek at her stomach.

The 29-year-old also donned the massive engagement ring she received from husband Jason Galanis, 56, whom she privately married in the Cayman Islands over the summer.

Days before her jaunt to the popular southern chicken joint, Chrisley showed off her growing baby bump at the annual Mar-a-Lago Halloween party, which she attended in a special Tree of Life costume that featured a cutout around her stomach.

While Chrisley continues to embrace her changing body, she has also found herself defending her pregnancy with Galanis, who served part of his federal prison sentence alongside her dad Todd Chrisley.

"You are not a headline," the Unlocked podcast host wrote on her Instagram Stories Oct. 27, addressing her unborn baby.

"You are not a controversy."

"You are not defined by anyone's past, anyone's mistakes, or anyone's opinions."

"You are innocent, deeply loved, and the greatest blessing God could have ever entrusted your daddy and I with."

She added, "No amount of noise in this world will ever overshadow the joy of being your mama."

"You are my answered prayer."

"And I will never apologize for celebrating you."

Meanwhile, in the aftermath of revealing her pregnancy, engagement and marriage within the span of a week, Chrisley has also acknowledged the "huge" age gap in her relationship.

"That's probably part of the reason why I kept a lot of it quiet, because I know how brutal the public can be," she said on the Oct. 27 episode of Unlocked.

"But I genuinely do not care."

As Chrisley sees it, "I have always said, 'I would rather 20 phenomenal, unbelievable years with someone than 50 just meh years.'"

"The amount of love and respect that we have — we have so many dreams, and we dream together, we work together."

TODD CHRISLEY RESPONDS

Todd Chrisley has come to the defense of his daughter, Savannah Chrisley, who has faced criticism for marrying billionaire businessman and convicted fraudster Jason Galanis.

Savannah revealed last week that she and her new man, whom she only referred to as "J" or "Jason," were expecting a baby.

It was later reported that her new beau was Galanis and that the pair got married in July at Cayman Islands Baptist Church.

The marriage followed a year of dating and came just two days before Galanis' 56th birthday.

In 2020, Galanis, a former associate of Hunter Biden, was sentenced to more than 15 years in prison for his role in "two multimillion-dollar fraud schemes," according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.

He later testified during the Republican impeachment inquiry into former President Joe Biden in 2024.

A year later, President Donald Trump commuted his prison sentence.

Todd commented on the reaction and reports to Savannah's relationship on the latest episode of his Two Sons and Me podcast.

"There were comments today in the press about Savannah's ring, the size of it, that she is engaged to a billionaire because she's a gold digger," he said, per People.

His mother, Nanny Faye Chrisley, joked, "Oh, good. I don't blame her. I'd dig, too. If I knew one and I stood a chance like her, I'd be digging 24/7, till I got him."

Todd laughed, adding, "Well, if she was a gold digger, I mean, it would have helped out if she would have started digging when I was paying all these legal fees."

In 2022, Todd and his wife, Julie Chrisley, were convicted of bank and tax fraud and sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison.

President Trump pardoned them both in May 2025, two months after Galanis' sentence was commuted.

Todd said it's "so crazy" that people would say Savannah is a "gold digger" when "she has her own money."

He added, "What do they think this girl has done her whole life, from the time that the cameras started rolling?"

"What do they think she did with her clothing line, with her cosmetics, that she didn't make money?"

"What do they think about Good Girl RX?"