I was so toned-off to the system.

I thought bad people go to prison.

That's what prison's for.

So if you go to prison, you deserve it.

Then when you see your name on a piece of paper,

the United States of America versus the Chris Lys,

you're like, whoa, this may not be what I thought it was.

How did you personally feel when you saw the headlines

about your parents being under arrest? I learned that they will go to any extent to get the outcome that they want, whether it's the truth or not. When did it start to really sit in in your mind that your parents are going to go to prison? I just kind of pushed her under the rug, right? Like, why am I going to be consumed about freaking Karen's Instagram comment when I have two parents that I need to get out at prison?

Tell us about that journey of actually being able to get them released from prison.

In this episode, Savannah Crisley walks through what it was really like going through her parents' arrest, trial, and prison sentences while living in the public eye.

She explains the legal process from her

perspective, visiting her parents behind bars, and the long, difficult road it took to fight for their

freedom. Savannah, Chrisley, welcome to Lockton. So cool that your podcast is unlocked and now we're

locked in. I know. That is so awesome. I saw it. And I was like, okay, well, now I have to do this. Yeah, I appreciate you coming on. I got to meet Chase. I got to meet your dad. The only one I haven't met yet is your mom. But your family's great. I love them. Well, you saved the best for last. So we're good. You know, that's what they all they said, they said I had to be the most worried, but the most excited for you because you're the most serious.

I'm not even that serious. Like when it comes to obviously our story and all the legal stuff, I like, and I am very serious and I follow everything to a T. But other than that, I mean, I'm really not that serious in life.

I love the gym drama going on between you and your dad, too.

First off, he should be embarrassed.

He should be embarrassed.

Like, who?

No.

Like, it's, but there was also a thing that came up on social media that said people who post their workouts constantly are like psychopaths like there was like a study done i was like that's fitting he posted that meme i

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