Todd, Julieand Sveta Savana They lived their lives in the public eye since the beginning of the reality show, "Christmas knows the best", 2014. Years.

Throughout the series, a familiar family too big on top has often provided an audience with a healthy dose of drama and eyebrow to raise samples.

But according to Todd Chresley, none of those moments were more uncomfortable than his daughter, Savannah, taking a stage at the singing exhibition in March 2024.

On a recent ABC Special, "Chrisleys: Life after locks," Todd, Julie and Savannah discussed the whirling of the events that occurred in his family from Todd time and Julie in jail in January 2025. Years.

In particular, the family spent part of the special discussion of Savannah's death on Lysic competition, "Masked singer". Savannah, 27, competed at the exhibition as Afghan Hounds and performed the song "Leo sleeping tonight" by the token.

Todd, however, did not see the look of his daughter, and it is not accidental.

"I missed" masked singer "because I was embarrassed for her when I knew he would do it. Because he can't sing." Todd did it.

Savannah, however, agrees, "Yes, I was awful," before Todd discovered how much he admired the Simanah to deal with his fears no matter "how bad it was."

"Masked singer" premiered in the USA in 2019. And he had dozens of famous, including NFL players, Disney Stars and Bravo legends.

On the show, every celebrity performs in concealment, and judges must reveal their identity based on their voice only and weekly traces.

In Savannah's Clue packageReality reality has opened about their family dynamically and explained their choice to sing a song from the "Wizard of Oz".

"Just like a lion, I tell myself every day to be brave," she said. "When I was young, I would dream about what life can be like a rainbow. And for my family and I, the dreams we dared to dream."

She continued, "Best of all, we were together ... Until recently, it was as if our whole house crashed, and I found himself in peace, lost and learn to continue and learn to laugh."

"I know I'm not a good singer," she added, "But I'm here to put a fun performance and I just have a great time. I want my family smile and laugh at my courage tonight."

By the way, during the ABC special, Todd and Julie Chrisley expressed a huge gratitude of Savannah, who took the legal guardians of his younger brother, Grayson and Sister, Chloe, while they were.

"The child should not take care of his parents. It's a parent's job to take care of the child," Todd said during the conversation. "But for any reason, God blessed us with a child who is so unlike so many other children out there. I told her many times," you were built for this moment. ""

Julie also expressed regret for the situation, admitting she hated her "that it happened as he did."

She continued, "because her life was on hold. Yes, they are her brothers and sisters, but it is not her job to lift them."

Savannah also learned a lot about himself as they caught up in the last two years in the legal struggles of their parents: the homeowner is not something that has its sights that is at the moment.