Sveta Savana was in a happy, healthy relationship with Robert Driver From 2023. Years. So does that mean that the wedding fairy tales could be close?

In the new interview Savannah Chrisley, who got up to the glory on the reality show of his family "Chrisley knows best"" Open up where he stands with his partner, shivers, and if her fans could expect to see a ring on his finger.

During the conversation with PeopleSavannah revealed that she and shiver, a former security player insurance agent, talked about the wedding, but for now they lay things slowly.

Savannah explained that the shiver has "some things that work through" with a remote wife, Lindsay Driver, waiting for a trial for her alleged involvement to kill him.

"I don't think so we didn't even actually focus on it. I feel like it's so easy to be caught. Society likes to put a temporal framework on things like," you were engaged for two years; You have to get engaged; "She needs to get married" "she told.

The former beauty queen did not dream of having a mass wedding; However, as old, her priorities have changed. "I feel like you're in the right situation, you're in a real relationship, you don't need all these crazy, external, extravagant things to prove your love for someone," she explained.

For those who are not familiar with Savannah Chrisley, Parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were in prison from 2023. years. They are convicted of fraud and tax expenses 2022. years and convicted on a combined 19-year-old penalty.

Since then, Savannah became a legal guardian of her youngest brothers and sisters, Grayson and Chloe Chrisley. Accordingly, the reality acknowledged that she and the shivers "thus focused on our children" did not have time to think about the wedding.

"My mom always said," You are as happy as your most quiet child. "I really believe and feel so. So we want to make sure that his children and Chloe and Grayson are happy, and healthy and wholesome," explained our main focus, "our main focus explained.

She added, "and then, we gather and enjoy our time, and we love each other. I just believe in when the timing is right and when it happened, it will happen."

In a separate interview, Savannah opened his new family dynamics since his parents reported her prison and admitted to feel sad for his younger sister, Chloe. Between them, he adopted Todd and Julie after his oldest son, Kyle Chrisley began to fight with personal issues.

"My heart, honestly, break for Chloe because Chloe didn't have a simple upbringing. Her biological parents turned their back on her from a very young age," Savannah claimed. "When my parents had detention towards her, her biological father (was) completely out of the picture (i) mother (bio) out of the picture. It was their choice."

Savannah admitted that Chloe "hates" when people draw attention to the dynamics of the family before saying it just "hurts" more "to hurt.

Savannah is also opened in the pressure, he felt only two children alone. Admittedly, the star "growing up Chrisley" "fought" to make things happen.

"I didn't expect to get two children," she explained. "So, between that, legal costs for the fight for my parents, I am like anyone else here. Of course, I put a smile on my face. But that doesn't mean I'm actually. It's the world in which we live."

The sub-register said that it was taken into new jobs, as it appears on the Lisic "Special Forces" and the sale of real estate to bring more money. "I do whatever he comes to me," she said. "I'm not better than anyone else I have to fight.

While taking new work and supports younger brothers and sisters, Savannah also had to deal with older brother, Chase Chrisley and his shocking arrest.

The 28-year-old was arrested and charged with a "simple attack" in Atlanta, Georgia, after the Bar Employee claimed that the star was hit by the reality several times.

Chase was released after posting a 10,000 dollar connection and immediately denied allegations. In February 2025. He said that the situation "kicked out the proportion," mainly because of their famous status.

"I didn't slap the man in Atlanta," he told. .