“I go through the right channels to do this.”

Savannah Chrisley is looking for President Donald Trump because she is still looking for freedom for her detained parents Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley.

The patriarch and the matriarch were found to be guilty in June 2022, which was charged in 2019, tax evasion and bank fraud, which led to a 12-year prison sentence for Todd and a seven-year prison sentence for Julie. While July was cleared in June 2024, she was annoyed in September 2024 the same seven -year prison stay.

The Chrisley knows best Alum unveiled People That she and her parents want to secure the help of Trump to have pardoned them.

“I know that I cross the right channels and I will be as much awareness as possible because these things shouldn’t happen,” she said.

Savannah was loud about her persecution of her parents’ release and updated how to do it Unlocked Podcast.

While speaking with PeopleSavannah thought about her and her family’s experiences and noticed that they “thought it would end differently” and let lawyers who said to them “it would end differently”.

“We stood in the truth and we were in what we knew to be the truth,” she said. “We saw corruption in Fulton County. We saw how the judge was dealing with the case. We have just seen everything and we say: ‘There is no way. Under no circumstances will it end. ‘But it did. “

She told People“I think I went through a lot of shit in my life. I really have. And I went through a lot of things that I have never spoken about. If you fight silent battles, only resilience comes. If you fight silent battles, there was no one who was there for you. Regardless of whether you have not allowed someone to be there for you or whether you just had no people there, you have just learned to pick yourself up. “

Savannah expressed her support for Trump, spoken in July 2024 at the Republican National Congress and cited the “public profile and conservative beliefs of her family” as a reason for being accused of fraud. Her father reported on the speech of FPC Pensacola as a lawyer Jay Surgent in order to be that Todd was “quite impressed” by his daughter’s performance.

Savannah also called her father and praised him People as “a constant encouragement”.

“(Resilience) is easy, I think by having this encouragement,” she said. “I also know that I never want to give up and I want to give my future children something that I look at and that I can be proud of.”