Savannah Chrisley And Half-Sister Lindsie’s Feud Reignited

The feud between the half-sisters intensified after their parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were convicted in 2022. 

Savannah pulled out all stops to appeal their combined 19-year sentence, but believes her big sibling participated in imprisoning her parents. Although the 27-year-old’s efforts to overturn her guardian’s sentence were futile, Donald Trump pardoned them in May.  

Two months after Todd and Julie’s release, the “Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley” host reinforced that Lindsie played a role in their incarceration. Savannah has now clarified that she wants nothing to do with her estranged sibling.

The Sassy by Savannah owner didn’t hold back her feelings about severing ties with her sibling, making her stance clear in the trailer of their new reality series, “The Chrisleys: Back To Reality.” 

Although the show premieres September 1 on Lifetime, the teaser details how the Chrisleys reflect on having their family turn against them.  “The prosecutor read the letter Lindsie wrote to the FBI. We’re no longer family, lose our last name,” the influencer candidly disclosed. 

The businesswoman appeared not to be alone in her resentment towards the oldest of the brood. Elsewhere in the sneak peek, Grayson Chrisley expressed his disappointment with Lindsie, saying, “Your blood will screw you over than a stranger definitely will.”

Todd’s mother, Nanny Faye Chrisley, also pointed out how broken the household was.

“This family’s been torn apart. Because it was always like this, and now, then it’s like this,” the elderly woman admitted in the video, as she illustrated the distance with her hands. 

For the real estate enthusiast, the bad blood among members of the family has become so intense that it can’t be undone. 

“With my parents gone, our household is completely divided,” Savannah shared. “I told my parents I don’t know if it can ever be repaired, honestly.”

It looks as though Lindsie has washed her hands of anything that has to do with the Chrisley name, reflecting her decision in a recent change on her social media. She altered her Instagram handle to “Lindsie Landsman,” adopting her boyfriend, David Landsman’s surname.

The “Southern Tea” podcast host explained the reason for the switch in a recent episode of her podcast, claiming that using the famous surname was “problematic.”

“For a long time, I very much battled with carrying my maiden last name, and with me carrying that last name came public association,” the TV star said, per PEOPLE Magazine.

She added that the famous surname came with “assumptions of all different kinds,” that she felt burdened by. The 35-year-old media personality revealed that the name didn’t bring any advantage to her, instead, it made her lose opportunities. 

When Savannah started pointing fingers at Lindsie for her involvement in their parents’ fraud case, Lindsie came out to set the record straight. As The Blast previously reported, the mother-of -one, through her lawyers, stated that the former beauty queen was wrong in her allegations. 

According to the legal practitioner, Musa Ghanayem, the former model was in a difficult place, being responsible for her younger siblings, and as such, she was only lashing out at Lindsie. 

“She’s Savannah’s punching bag this week,” Ghanayem stated. “She’s really young to be dealing with all this, and there’s no doubt about it, because nothing she’s saying is based in fact, right?”

He added, “It’s got to be based out of anger and frustration and many different types of frustration.”