Savannah Chrisley Says She Only Needs Peace

Savannah Chrisley says she only needs peace in her life. She’s back to posting cryptic messages and inspirational quotes on Instagram. The Chrisley Knows Best star has been struggling with her faith and dealing with anxiety lately.

As TV Shows Ace reported this Monday morning, Savannah joked that she wanted to run away from her problems. She was dealing with a case of anxiety during her hike. Rather than trekking the trail, she wanted to run away and get lost in the woods. Now, she’s trying to hold onto peace wherever she can get it these days. Read on to learn more.

Growing Up Chrisley alum struggles with mental health

Savannah Chrisley has opened up about her mental health struggles in the past. Back in March, she got candid about how she was really feeling. The reality star wants to be a source of inspiration and encouragement to her fans. Even though Savannah loves to share picture-perfect snapshots, she tries to keep it real.

On Friday, March 11, 2022, she held a Q&A via her Instagram Stories. One fan wanted to know how Savannah Chrisley was doing these days. They wanted to make sure she was okay since she was high off her split from Nic Kerdiles. She only hinted that she struggles more than she lets on.

“This face hides a lot… you would never know!” Savannah Chrisley wrote. “I can fake it till I make it. High-functioning depression is a real thing… Honestly though…it gets exhausting.”

The 24-year-old tries to learn about her moods on a daily basis. She said that she’s becoming more “self-aware” and “understands my own toxic traits so I can unlearn from them.” During that time, Savannah said she was in a “season of growth.”

Savannah Chrisley only wants peace

Savannah Chrisley returned to her Instagram Story to share a cryptic post. After admitting she was having anxiety, she is holding onto peace. The quote originally comes from JM Storm Quotes on Instagram.

“I reached a point where I realized that the one thing I had to have is peace. Love, money or anything else you think you need will never be enough if it means sacrificing your own contentment.”

Savannah Chrisley shared the Instagram post to her Stories without any context. It sounds like the reality is desperately holding onto that peace as her parents await the sentencing on October 6, 2022. This year alone has been a trying time for the Chrisleys.

What are your thoughts on Savannah’s latest Instagram Story? How do you seek peace? Sound off below in the comment section.