Todd and Julie Chrisley’s presidential pardon revealed.
A major development has just surfaced that could completely change the Chrisleys’ future.
Todd and Julie’s downfall profiled.
Todd and Julie Chrisley once ruled reality TV, but their glamorous façade shattered in 2022 with a federal conviction for fraud.
They were found guilty of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Federal prosecutors alleged the pair faked documents and defrauded banks out of more than $30 million over a decade.
In June 2022, a federal jury convicted them on all counts after a three-week trial full of damning testimony.
Todd was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison that November; Julie received a seven-year sentence.
Peter Tarantino, their accountant and co-defendant, was sentenced to three years behind bars.
U.S. Attorney Ryan Buchanan said their sentences should serve as a warning to anyone tempted by financial fraud.
Todd and Julie’s defence highlighted.
Todd maintained their innocence, blaming a former employee for orchestrating the fraud and trying to blackmail them.
“We’ve done nothing wrong,” Todd wrote online, claiming a trove of evidence would clear their names.
Todd and Julie’s daughter Savannah stepped into the spotlight to defend her parents and push for justice.
At just 25, Savannah became responsible for Grayson and Chloe while trying to manage her parents’ legal mess.
She publicly accused officials of mistreating her parents and blocking communication between them.
Savannah revealed the heartbreaking fact: her parents hadn’t spoken since the day they were incarcerated in January 2023.
In a now-famous post, she wrote, “195 days without a word to each other,” stirring fan sympathy.
She shut down online rumors about Todd “letting himself go,” joking about gray hair and lack of beauty products.
In June 2024, an appellate court found sentencing errors—but later upheld the original seven-year term.
Fans saw the cracks behind the Chrisley brand, from glitzy TV scenes to raw courtroom admissions.
Shocking update on Todd and Julie’s situation unveiled.
Todd and Julie Chrisley have officially been pardoned by Donald Trump.
Now, the Donald Trump has signed the pardon papers just before the end of day on May 28, 2025.
The source stated that Trump was swayed by Savannah Chrisley’s relentless campaign.
Trump had never met Todd or Julie but described their treatment as “harsh” during a recent call with Savannah.
In that same call, he said, “I hear they’re terrific people. This should not have happened.”
Alice Marie Johnson, a clemency advocate once pardoned by Trump herself, was reportedly the one who brought the Chrisleys’ case to his desk.
Savannah, who has been vocal for over two years about the injustice of her parents’ imprisonment, called the moment “the answer to countless prayers.”
She stated, “I am beyond grateful to President Trump for seeing the truth.”
The paperwork reportedly clears both Todd and Julie of their federal convictions, effective immediately.
Their release is expected within days, according to insiders.
It marks one of Trump’s most high-profile pardons since leaving office and has already ignited backlash online.
Critics argue the move undermines the severity of financial crimes.
What does the future hold for Todd and Julie?
For the Chrisley family, however, it’s a long-awaited lifeline after more than two years of separation, scandal, and national scrutiny.
Now, they’re heading home—and back into the spotlight.