Todd Chrisley He discovered how he reacted when he saw his wife, Julie ChrisleyFor the first time after their release from prison for charges of tricks and tax evasion.

The reality of TV stars divided into a podcast that "began to think about returning" because her appearance refused.

Todd and Julie Chrisley were originally convicted of a combined 19 years in prison before being pardoned in May 2025. Years by the President Donald Trump.

Wednesday's episode "Chrisley Confessions" presented a shocking revelation from Todd on his reaction for the first time to see his wife's appearance after commissioning.

"I won't lie. When I first saw you when I got out of that car, I started thinking about the return," "" Media personality shared with his partner for almost three decades.

But rather than acting on his thoughts, Todd discovered that he decided to "embrace" her appearance.

He noted that he believes that it is just a temporary "moment" before he returned to his usual style.

Reacting to Todd's bold recognition that she turned off her, Julie replied: "Are you kidding now?" Which suggested he was shocked to feel like that.

However, this did not stop Todd doubled on the attitude. The TV star explained that he felt like that about her appearance because Jarring is for him to see her without a typical blonde lock.

"It was a difficult time because I never saw you darkness in my life. Julie, 30, I never saw you dark hair," Todd said.

Julie then answered, "Well, I know that, Todd, but I didn't have a choice."

After commissioning from prison, the photo of Julie Chrisley circula is online, showing that her blonde locks signed a natural brown color with gray roots.

It reflects a moment earlier in Podcast, a mother of three pushed about how he feels like he returns to himself, if not better.

"Was there a terrible picture that came out of me? Yes, but the way I roll over now," she shared. "Now people think I look even better because that terrible image was out there, to start."

It is interesting that Todd chose to answer with light shade in his wife, saying, "I will say, you set at least low, you had nowhere."

Julie then fired, "now that wasn't very nice," what he encouraged to note: "I'm just trying to be honest."

Otherwise, in the conversation, Julie explained how she ended up with the look she had when she left the prison.

She found that during the early months of the sentence, she managed to maintain his emphasis thanks to his colleague closure with a hairstyle.

However, after the prisoner was released, she had to rely on the boxes of color for a while before eventually deciding that her natural hair grows.

Looking at everything, Julie admitted that he would not blame anyone who was shocked with her appearance, admitting she looked "crazy."

"I'll admit, I looked crazy," the mother of three admitted. "But now, you see, people think when they see me," Oh, my God, you look so good! " "And I think, yes, because you saw that picture from which he looks crazy."