Todd Chrisley’s daughter, Savannah has high hopes for her mom and dad’s appeal and so do some other surprising people. Originally set for March, the appeal was delayed and the family hopes that it might mean a reduction in prison time or even their permanent release. Many Chrisley Knows Best fans pray for a good outcome, but it’s not TV fans sending their best wishes to Todd.

Julie & Todd Todd Chrisley’s Appeal

The chances that an oral argument appeal would be granted to the former USA Network stars seemed slim. Not everyone gets the chance to do that. Over time, the hearing date changed from March to April 15, 2024, to April 19. Savannah Chrisley who spends a good deal of her time hoping for their release urged their supporters to go to the court in support of her parents.

Todd Chrisley’s daughter has done a lot of campaigning for improved prison services as well. Actually, many critics feel that her efforts are only a matter of self-interest. So, lots of snarkers slam her. However, it seems that her efforts are appreciated by other inmates. And, that’s where the surprising group of well-wishers come from.

Chrisley Knows Best Star Gets Lots Of Inmates Wishing Him Well

Radar Online reported that the support from other prisoners is surprising. That came after Todd’s lawyer, Jay Surgent pointed out that “jailbirds usually don’t bat an eyelash over others’ release dates and legal battles, but “they care” for the Chrisley family who have been advocating against the alleged mistreatment of prisoners.”

Apparently, from across the nation, many “letters” arrive at the office wishing Todd Chrisley everything of the best for his appeal. Some of them come from the facility in Pensacola, but many also come from other prisons. Obviously, word has got out that Savannah and her dad fight for improved conditions for all prisoners. Judging by some reports shared by prison staff whistleblowers, the prisons are allegedly not run very well.

Months after being found guilty by the jury in Atlanta, the couple reported to their respective prisons. Todd and Julie received a combined 19-year prison sentence for allegedly conspiring to defraud the USA in tax-related affairs, with added charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Thanks to programs in the prisons, they both got some time chopped off their sentences, but the family hopes for much more.

Are you surprised that Todd Chrisley and Julie are getting lots of support from other prison inmates? Did you know that usually, prisoners don’t care about other people and their legal issues? Shout out in the comments below, and come back here for all your Chrisley Knows Best family news.