Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie will call this southern state home following their presidential pardon.
Todd and Julie Chrisley, stars of the reality TV show "Chrisley Knows Best," asserted their innocence after their releases from prison following pardons from President Donald Trump. The couple, who claim to have been wrongfully convicted for bank and tax fraud, returned to Nashville, Tennessee, following their respective prison releases in Florida and Kentucky.
According to a report by Realtor.com, the Chrisley family is expected to reside in a 5,200 square foot home in the wealthy city of Belle Meade, Tennessee. The house, purchased by the family in 2016, sits on a half-acre lot and features a kitchen island and wet bar.
Todd and Julie were convicted of conspiring to defraud community banks and sentenced to 12 and seven years, respectively. Their sentences were later reduced. The couple maintained that they were falsely accused and claimed that a former employee, Mark Braddock, had impersonated Todd and committed the fraud without their knowledge.
In a recent podcast episode, Todd revealed that Braddock admitted to acting out of revenge during the trial. Todd and Julie also hinted at plans to expose what they believed were injustices in their case through an upcoming television show.
Upon their arrival in Nashville, Todd and Julie were seen out and about in the city. Julie visited a local butcher shop, while Todd ventured into a Nordstrom later in the day. Savannah, one of Todd and Julie's children, expressed her joy at her parents' return, stating, "I'm just so grateful, obviously, to President Trump, the administration, [Trump pardon czar] Alice Johnson, just everyone within the pardons office."
At a press conference with his daughter, Todd expressed his gratitude for being reunited with his family, stating, "And I woke up the first morning, and I was looking around, and I'm like, 'This is real, I'm home.'" He added, "To know that we're still in the fight together."
Fox News Digital's Stephanie Giang-Paunon, Christina Dugan Ramirez, and Larry Fink contributed to this report.
The Chrisley family, after their releases from prison and being pardoned by President Donald Trump, are reportedly planning to reside in a 5,200 square foot home in the wealthy city of Belle Meade, Tennessee. Amidst the controversy surrounding their bank and tax fraud conviction, the couple is rumored to expose what they believe are injustices in their case through an upcoming television show, hinting at a comeback in pop-culture and entertainment scenes, potentially alongside celebrities and wealthier figures.
