Lindsie Chrisley recently said that Savannah Chrisley told her not to attend their parents’ court appeal last week. Savannah took to her Instagram story to address why she told her sister she was not allowed in court…and things are getting messy.
It seems like the Chrisley family want nothing to do with Lindsie Chrisley.
During a recent podcast episode of The Southern Tea, Lindsie confessed that her sister Savannah Chrisley privately told her that she was not allowed to attend Todd and Julie Chrisley’s court hearing last week.
When asked about this on Instagram, Savannah made a video addressing the situation.
“I was not going to address this publicly at all because I didn’t feel like there was a need,” Savannah said in a video. “But since Lindsie felt the need to go on her podcast and discuss this in order to help get her ratings, I will address it.”
Savannah continued, “I most certainly told her, privately, to not attend.”
The former pageant queen said that she told Lindsie she was “not wanted” and that their dad did not want her at the hearing. He also said he “didn’t care to have a relationship” with her.
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“I said all of these things, I am more than happy that I said them,” she admitted.
“It’s my parents’ appeal, they have the right to say who they want there and who they don’t.” she continued.
Savannah added, “With her involvement with the government…my parents didn’t want her there.”
According to Savannah, Lindsie has threatened to sue her and has ties with the government.
“There’s nothing that I’m saying that could not be backed up via court records. The FBI read off a letter Lindsie wrote to them in court,” she said. “So yea, she’s correct. I didn’t want her to attend.”
The 26-year-old said that she finds it “interesting” that Lindsie is discussing this on her podcast “as very damning articles about her are coming out.”
Savannah continued to call out her sister.
“It just goes to show who she is and the depths that he will go for a little bit of fame and attention,” she continued. “And it hates me to even discuss this, but the record has to be set straight.”
The reality star said Lindsie should “worry about her own disastrous life” before discussing her on the podcast.
In a later video, Savannah said she is “trying to be the bigger person.”
“But the next step is going to be posting screenshots of text messages that were received, and us going back and forth because I notified Lindsie that she was not welcomed at the appeal and my parents didn’t want her there,” she said.
Savannah added, “And then I got the most vile text message from her. Calling me names, calling me stupid…everything.”
The appeal was ultimately scheduled for April 19th, but no decision has been handed down yet.
While fans and family await the ruling, Savannah recently relived a particularly difficult day – the last goodbye she had with her parents before they were imprisoned.
“Just watching them stand at their bedroom just hugging and kissing and not knowing…” Savannah recalled on a recent appearance on Good Morning America.
“You just hear 12 years, seven years — that’s a long time to be away from someone,” she shared.
She said that it went unsaid that she would be caring for Chloe and Grayson while her parents were in prison.
“It was just an unspoken thing,” she shared.
