“I would have remorse if it was something I was doing,” said Todd Chrisley at a press conference after being released from prison. Donald Trump made pardons this week for the former reality TV star and his wife Julie, who were found guilty of fraud and tax evasion in 2022.
He added later: “I was found guilty of something I did not do.”
The reality star and his wife were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud community banks in the Atlanta region to obtain more than $ 36 million in personal loans. According to the prosecutors, they spent money on luxury cars, creative clothes, real estate and travel, and used new loans fraudulently obtained to pay the old ones. The prosecutors said they had not tabled or paid taxes for the years 2013, 2014, 2015 or 2016. Todd Chrisley filed for a bankruptcy. He was sentenced to 12 years old and his wife to seven. Trump forgave them this week after the pleads of their daughter, Savannah.
Curiously, given his new declaration, in 2022, Chrisley seemed to admit that he had taken money and had not reimbursed him.
“I have always intended to reimburse him,” he said during his conviction.
Asked about his wife’s reported declaration in 2022, Chrisley said she lied to see her reduced sentence.
The first Chrisley knows best Star has also teased a new program saying: “We are lucky to resume our family and we are blessed to come back to television because we have a much bigger story to tell now.”
An unknowing -in -law project announced last week should follow family members, notably Savannah and Chase Chrisley, who are executive producers of the show.
The reality series Chrisley knows best Ran on USA Network from 2014 to 2023.
