Hani Bo Bo says that Jolly Chrisley looks older after prison

Alana ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Thompson She shares her unarmed ideas Jolly ChrisleyAfter its presidential pardon and release it from prison.

On Saturday, May 31, Thompson said an interview with Sixth page radio. “Like, what did you expect, comrades?”

After the reality TV star and the former Miss Contest of Competition was shown some of the main headlines about Jolie, 52, who claimed that she had left prison with a “horrific look” that simply showed its gray roots, Thompson and journalists expressed their regret the difficulty that should come with the so -called “prison dye function”.

“I don’t even know if I want a prison dye function,” Tomson added, before she explained that she does not think Jolie looks “bad” after eliminating.

“I don’t think it looks bad,” she explained. “I can say, I think it looks older.

Jolly and her husband Todd, 56, were serving federal prison sentences on charges of bank fraud and tax evasion when they were pardoned. President Donald Trump On Wednesday, May 28, hours later, Todd from a prisoner -lower prison camp in Bensakola, Florida, was released, while Jolie left a facility in Lexington, Kentucky.

“We just want to go home. We want to reunite them,” the daughter of the husband, SavanaShe told the correspondents outside the Florida prison waiting for her father’s greeting when he was released. “My parents did not speak to each other, they heard each other or saw each other during the past two and a half years.”

Tomson, whose family faced her own legal problems over the years, said that although she has some “ideas” on Jolie, she does not hope for activity in the worse for her or her family.

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“I have ideas about it, but I do not wish any harm to the family,” I continued on Saturday. “I will not lie, I have seen Todd and he is the only one who, for example, if you see a picture of him, I will know. He’s the only one. I mean, it’s very – you can say who you want. So I saw him and Savana and have a paper bag, a bag from Nordstrom, above his head.

In March 2019, Thomson’s mother, June ShannonAnd her friend at the time Geno Dowak They were arrested in Alabama on drug charges, including the felony of possession of drugs from cocaine and misdemeanor.

“Mama June”, as it is called, eventually avoided imprisonment by agreeing to serve the community and maintaining sobriety. Dawak was sentenced to 16 months in prison and put it in the community corrections program that allowed him to work and be at his residence, and avoid prison time.