Savannah Chrisleyis sharing a pointed message after her parents' sentencing.
A federaljudge sentencedChrisley Knows Beststars Todd and Julie Chrisleyon Monday, withToddreceiving 12 years in prison and 16 months probation whileJuliereceivedseven years in prison, plus16 months probation, according to Insider and Fox 5 Atlanta.
Shortly after the proceedings, Savannah, 25, promoted a sale for her beauty line, Sassy By Savannah.
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Last month,Savannah opened up about her parents' legal woeson an episode ofherUnlockedpodcast.
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Savannah admitted that her mother is “handling it way better than I am”; however, Julie disagreed with her daughter.
Savannah also sharedher emotionsahead of her parents' sentencing. (The pair facedup to 30 years in prison.)
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“That’s where I’m at, being so angry because my whole life could change,” she said at the time. “And I don’t mean money. But the two people that I’ve always had there for me and that’s been my support system and who I’ve leaned on.”
She added, “It makes me so angry to see two people who are constantly stepping up for people and then, it’s like, ‘When are people gonna step up for them?’ "
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In June, a federal juryfound Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, guiltyof conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax fraud, per theAtlanta Journal-Constitution. Julie was also convicted of wire fraud. (The pair have denied all the charges.)
The Chrisleys' former accountant, Peter Tarantino, was alsosentenced to 36 months in prisonon Monday, per Insider. Tarantino — who was convicted in June for his involvement in the couple’s fraud scheme — is set to report to prison on May 1, 2023, after undergoing hip surgery, per the outlet.
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Todd’s attorney, Bruce H. Morris, blamed the couple’s former employee, Mark Braddock, for impersonating Todd and committing the fraud behind the couple’s back, reportedly turning on them after he was fired in 2012. Despite Assistant US Attorney Annalise Peters deeming Braddock a “fraudster,” she noted that the couple continued the act even after ties with him were cut.
In September, Todd revealed on hisChrisley Confessionspodcast that he believed that thetruth would eventually prevail.
“I know that the truth will eventually rise to the top and I know that we will have survived the lies because God has put that in my spirit,” he said. “I’m filled with the Holy Spirit. I know and I have a peace that God is working overtime. Satan will never outwork God.”
source: people.com
