Alana 'Honey Bu' Thompson Sharing his continuous thoughts JulieThe presence of his president and presence after being released from prison.

"He is watching, I mean, he is in prison for two years," Thompson, 3, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, said in the interview Page six radioThe "Like, what did you boys expect?"

After showing some title about the reality TV star and former beauty -page contestant, Julie, 12, it was claimed that he had left the prison with a "shocked appearance", which only showed his gray roots, the thumpson and journalists mourned the so -called "jailhouse dye job".

Thompson also said, "I don't know if I want a jailhouse diye job," Julie's post-insaction "Julie does not think" bad ".

“I don't think she looks bad,” she explained. "I can say, I think she looks too old. One hundred percent. I think she looks too young before going to prison, but I don't think she looks bad. She is an old woman."

Julie and her husband Todd, 1, was sentenced to federal jail for leakage of bank fraud and tax when they were pardoned President Donald Trump Wednesday, May 25th. A few hours later, Todd was released from a minimum security prison camp in Pennacola, Florida, and Julie had a benefit in Lexington.

"We just want to go home. We want to re -assemble," the girl of this pair, SavanaHe told reporters outside the Florida jail to wait for his father's release. "My parents didn't talk to each other, heard each other's voices or have seen each other in the last two and a half years."

Thompson, whose family has been in their own legal trouble for years, said he said that he had some "thoughts" about Julie, he did not actively expect the worst for her or her family.

"I have thoughts about me, but I don't want to do any harm to the family," he continued on Saturday. "I will not lie, I have seen Todd and he is the only one, as he is, if I see any of his pictures I knew. He is the only one. He is one. He can say very much - who you toded.

On March 2019, the mother of Thompson, June ShannonAnd his then boyfriend Geno Dok Alabama was arrested in Alabama on a drug charges, including the capture of the cracan and occupation of the drug cocaine.

"Mama June," was finally agreed to the community service and was abducted during prison to maintain his ease. Dok was sentenced to 16 months imprisonment and was kept in a community correction program that allowed him to work and stay in his own residence and avoided in prison.