Todd Chrisley ‘Very Upset’ Over Holidays Behind Bars

Todd Chrisley is gearing up to spend his first Thanksgiving and Christmas without his wife and children. Unsurprisingly, the reality TV king isn’t doing so well with the thought of spending the holidays behind bars. What exactly did the Chrisley Knows Best star have to say about spending the holidays without his loved ones? Keep reading for the details.

Todd Chrisley “Very Upset” Over Holidays Behind Bars

Per TMZ, the reality of Todd Chrisley’s situation is hitting him hard as the holiday season hits. As Chrisley Knows Best fans are aware, tomorrow is Thanksgiving for those who live in the United States. While most prison facilities do serve some form of Thanksgiving-themed meal, it won’t be anything like what Todd Chrisley is used to.

Furthermore, Todd is extremely close to his children, his wife, and his mother. So, he’s having a pretty hard time wrapping his mind around being alone for the holidays.

Todd’s attorney, Jay Surgent, tells TMZ his client is extremely upset he will be spending Thanksgiving and Christmas away from his family.

Fortunately, Savannah Chrisley does have plans to travel over the holiday season to visit with both her mother and her father. In fact, she told her Instagram followers she wasn’t planning on having a traditional Thanksgiving this year. Sadly, it just didn’t feel right to dig into the tradition when Todd and Julie were not with them to celebrate.

While Chrisley Knows Best fans understand what Savannah is feeling, they worry what not celebrating the holiday traditions might mean for Chloe and Grayson. As fans recall, Savannah Chrisley went all out for Easter trying to make it the best experience she could. So, fans are not really sure why Savannah has seemingly lost that spark when it comes to Thanksgiving. The only thing fans could guess is that Julie likely did most of the cooking every year.

He’s Making The Most Of His Time

While he is upset about his situation, Todd Chrisley tries to do what he can to make the most of his time behind bars. It was previously reported that the reality TV personality had become some form of a leader or a role model to his fellow inmates. Furthermore, he believed he was on a “mission from God.”

Could Get Out Soon?

There is hope for Todd Chrisley and his wife Julie as they have a court date scheduled in March. During this court date, their legal team will be allowed to argue why the conviction should be overturned. Savannah Chrisley spilled this news on Instagram recently. She was thrilled to share it as only six percent of cases that file for this opportunity are actually granted it. So, she believed that was a good sign her parents could come home soon.

Do you hope Todd and Julie Chrisley can get their conviction overturned in March? Furthermore, do you think it is a mistake for Savannah not to celebrate traditional Thanksgiving? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. And, keep coming back for more reality TV news.