Reality of TV Star Chase Chrisley She recently opened about his sober journey after a shocking arrest for the battery in Atlanta, Georgia.

Chase Chrisley's way of life without alcohol seemingly stems from the public supervision that came after his alleged role in the disorders that occurred at the Atlanta restaurant. After the report, Chase exploded the bar manager for blowing news from the proportion before he said he lied for his glorious status.

At InstagramChase, whose parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, closed for tax and fraud, opened how much his life was from great that he stopped consuming alcohol.

"Almost a month without alcohol," she wrote the reality of stars in the post description. "I feel better than I'm in years. God is good."

The image was a selfie of Chase that smiles in the camera while wearing a municipal utility mechanism hat.

Chase received the tones of the praise of his supporters in the comments section.

"Amen. Proud of you, man," someone wrote.

The other user lit, he agreed with the hard chase that the lived sober life changes the way you feel.

"It is an incredible difference that you feel after a month," they wrote. "Congratulations and keep up with good work. The fight is real!"

Detectors arrive several months after the Realyty style made titles for alleged attack on the gun on "Twin Peaks" in Atlanta.

Explosion Earlier than 911 calls for the establishment manager, Brandon Nash, made, are allegations, the sponsor is alleged, it is assumed that "aggressive" and drunken behavior is assumed. The Nash claimed that he was attacked earlier with a chair before he said that the TV person was hit by him.

Chase left the bar before the police arrived on the scene; However, law enforcement was caught with him later and arrested him for a simple battery. He was later released on $ 12,000.

After the arrest and release in Hase, he was reflected in the incident during the interview and varied NAS for blowing the situation "from the proportion."

"I didn't slap that guy in Atlanta," he said. .

Chase later admitted to provoking the situation "by talking to SH-T;" However, he continued to deny the claims he attacked the employee bar.

"I didn't put him on him," he said before blaming the incident on his last name. "If I was not who I was, it would not be a situation," he added.

Years before the legal distress of Chase, his parents, Todd and JulieHe was convicted of the Federal Jury of the Bank and Tax offenses.

They were sentenced to 12 and seven years, ie reported to prison in January 2023. years.

"During the decade, the accused distracted banks from tens of millions of dollars while avoiding the payment of their federal income taxes" told US Lawyer Ryan K. Buchanan. "Their long-lasting sentences reflect the size of their criminal scheme and should serve as a warning to others in temptation to exploit the banking system in the community nation for illegally personal benefit."

Children Todd and Julie, especially their daughter Savannah Chrisley, are open about how they feel that the justice system failed their family during the parent trial.

Chase also discussed their legal situation and said that his family "targeted" the government before he called him "Bikov-T".

He continued, "Obviously our system is very corrupt and very broken. I know that there was no truth, because my father didn't have to steal the money."

In addition, Chase explained in detail how difficult it was for him and his sister to see his parents who live in such rough conditions.

"They had like black molds (where my father), and my mom's place is even worse. I mean, she doesn't even have air conditioning. These are better than the wall," he said.

Todd echoed Chase claims during the episode News With Chris Cuomoom, describing his object as "so disgustingly dirty."