Chrisleys make up most of their freedom with launch Julie and Todd ChrisleyRenewed podcast.

Chrisley family's heads regained their freedom in May after President Donald Trump She forgave their bank fraud and condemnation in Utagi tax. Since then, they were reunited with children and focused on making backback for spraying.

Todd and Julie Chrisley ensured that their names remain in mind the public with open interviews, a new show, and recently, the return of their "Chrisley Confessions" podcast.

Todd and Julie teamed up with the undercatene to renew his podcast series and launched him as "Chrisley Confessions 2.0".

The program, available in video and audio for fans, promises to "deliver a signature offer, humor and heart attacks that have made it superb chart and favorite favorites on fans." The source shared the reaction of the money on their renewed series of podcasts, claiming:

"They are thrilled as they returned to their podcast because they enjoyed so much in the past."

They added that Todd and Julie wanted to share their side of the story and the truth. Todd echoed similar feelings in a statement Daily mailby saying:

"This chapter next is rooted in grace, growth and truth. Did you support us, criticized us or just watched from Aara, We are Area to listen to open heart. This is our story, told in your own words. It is sincerely, unfiltered and just the beginning. "

The new Podcast Todd and Julie and Julie will premiered on 16. July, finding interviews for guests, fan Q & A segments, and steam sincere confession about life, love and lessons they have learned. These installments are safe to cover their time behind bars and the fight they faced.

Chrisley Patriarch was vocals about his prison, with Explosion Reporting to fight with his faith in God. Todd recalled the feeling that he was flooded in his first night behind bars, noting that he blamed God for his suffering.

"I was angry with God. And when I went to bed (my first night in prison) and I cried I was crying to sleep and I said, why do you allow?" "Todd admitted in ABC special", "Chrisleys: life after locking".

Todd noted that he did not fully understand the value of what he had until he disappeared. His freedom, the ability to go where he wanted and ate everything he wanted, where he took something for granted until it was too late. "So when you have them back, it's a blessing," he's a thought.

In addition, Todd claimed that he lost those things and his fighting behind bars transformed his perspective. "If you hadn't changed, then you didn't people," he said about his days in prison, noting that his braces against the legal system were not over.

Todd mentioned that someone could be a victim of the legal system, emphasizing that he had no "no shame" in connection with what passed. However, he kept his innocence, stating that he would never apologize for the money he made.

Apart from the loss of freedom, Todd and Julie were devastated by their prison for memories they failed to have with their loved ones. Explosion They reported that Matriarch Chrisley Family shared her regret honestly in the interview.

Julie emphasized that she was grateful and facilitated that she was rebooted with her children. However, she could not help, but feel at heart time when they spent separately, and the milestones and her husband were missing.

The list included birthdays, graduates, graduates and more memories that it could be part. Todd echoed with similar feelings, noting that he felt a sense of Camaraderie with Trump after his legal troubles. "What did the media do to us, they made him a million times more," he said.