A Legal Fees Joke: Todd Chrisley Fires Back at Gold Digger Claims About Savannah
Online criticism follows marriage news
Savannah Chrisley, 29, faced online criticism after her marriage to Jason Galanis became public. The news also included that the couple were expecting their first child, and they recently announced the baby’s sex.
Todd responds on his podcast
Todd Chrisley addressed the criticism Friday, October 30, on an episode of his Two Sons and Me podcast. The 57-year-old objected to people describing Savannah as a “gold digger.” Todd said the press had commented on Savannah’s ring and suggested she was engaged to a billionaire for money. His mother, Nanny Faye Chrisley, joked that she would also pursue a wealthy partner if she had the chance.
A joke about legal expenses
Todd laughed at his mother’s remark and made a joke about his own legal bills. He said the alleged gold-digging would have helped if Savannah had started while he was paying those fees.
Todd and Julie Chrisley were pardoned by Trump for tax evasion and bank fraud. The article gives no further details about the legal fees Todd referenced.
Todd cites Savannah’s businesses
Todd argued that Savannah has earned money through her own work and does not need to seek a wealthy partner for financial support. He pointed to her clothing line, cosmetics and Good Girl RX. He also questioned what critics thought Savannah had done with her earnings since cameras began filming her.
Key points
- Savannah faced “gold digger” claims after her marriage to Jason Galanis became public.
- Todd defended his daughter on his Two Sons and Me podcast.
- Todd joked that the accusations might have helped while he was paying legal fees.
- He cited Savannah’s clothing line, cosmetics and Good Girl RX as sources of her own income.