Julie and Todd Chrisley Deny Marriage Issues After Prison Release

Jolly Chrisley and Todd Chrisley He insists that there is nothing wrong with their marriage after returning home from prison.

“I want to be completely transparent, there is an adjustment period,” Jolie, 52, participated during Wednesday, August 20, from the “Christley Confessions 2.0” episode. “It is not an amendment period in our marriage, in itself – it is just an amendment period, returning to life.”

Todd, 56, spent 28 months in prison after being convicted of tax evasion, bank and wires in 2022. They got a “complete, unconditional pardon” president Donald Trump In May, they were released from prison that month. (Todly disturbed that the upcoming family documents will provide a more deep look at their legal status.)

Todd explained that he and Jolie did not face “any problem re -communication” after their release.

“No, so the parts are still working. They are still decent,” said jokingly. “It is like connecting the same station.”

Jolie also discussed the comments about “Cut” Todd in the middle of a conversation during a previous episode.

She said, “Listen, you want to me for 31 years. Trust me when I say that I can stand on the ground.” “I can stand with their best. I stood with him for 31 years. No one needs to be concerned about it.”

Jolie said she realizes that her husband can “get a little Lippy at times” and knows when to “put it in place.”

“Just because you do not see this does not mean that it does not happen,” I continued. “Let me say that just.”

Jolie returned to her explanation and “adaptation period” in Todd after prison.

She said: “I don’t think anyone can go through what you have passed and I think you have not changed because you are. There are differences. You see things differently, you interact differently. This is what it is.” “I spoke to many people who went to prison. I spoke to people who were in prison with them their return home and faced similar issues.”

“So, yes, there is an adjustment period, but our marriage is not struggling. Our marriage is not fragile. They have survived prison. We have survived each other for 28 months, and we were unable to speak other than emails that you might get or do not get.”

This is not the first time that Todd and Jolie had questions about their marriage since their release. The couple addressed the rumors of divorce during the appearance of the Bodcast, the daughter of Savana Christley, “Unlocked” last month.

“Let me set the record,” Jolie said. “We do not go.”