Todd Craceliz remembers the blame for God for legal problems and life behind bars

Todd Chrisley And his wife, Jolly ChrisleyHe was initially sentenced to 19 years in prison in 2022 on charges of defrauding banks and taxes. However, the sentences of a reality TV couple were canceled through the presidential pardon Donald Trump.

Although Todd Chrisley enjoys his freedom today, Patriarch Chrisley revealed that life behind bars was a difficult challenge – he even tested his relationship with God.

Todd in “Cristillas” said: “Cristillas: Life after the closure”: “I was angry at God.” And when I went to bed (my first night in prison) and the lights came out, I cried for sleep and said, “God, why do you allow it?”

in privateAlso discussed how his point of view changed his point of view while behind bars.

“You do not realize the things that you took as a Muslim so that you don’t own it,” the 56 -year -old shared. “So your freedom, your ability to go to the church, and your ability to go out to eat, as you know, to stay in your bed all day, these things are taken from you, so when you return to it, it is a blessing.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Todd repeated his feelings about being free in the end, adding that his time spent behind bars changed his view of many things.

“If it does not change you, you are not human,” he said.

Although Trump is an amnesty for Cristillas, Tudy still houses feelings of dissatisfaction with the legal system. “I am still convicted of something that I did not do,” he said.

“It might be you, you might be you, none of you, and somewhere in this room, someone had a family member who was influenced by the regime. So I understood the shame about it, but I refuse to feed on it, because the shame is similar to the cancer that is spreading only, and he did not be ashamed,” I declared.

In fact, Hafez Todd his innocence during ABC Special, saying: “I have no apology to give you or anyone else for the money I raised.”

in Separate interviewTodd also spoke to President Trump’s pride and summoned what he felt when he learned that the former reality star would be elected in the White House.

“We were all stuck on the TV,” said “Chrisi knows” Best “about the star and his colleagues in the prisoners.” When they finally announced that he was the winner, everyone there started screaming and screaming because they knew, they felt in their spirit that if President Trump won these elections, there is a hope for all of us. “

Savanna had a similar experience and summoned “crying” with her brother Gresson Chrisley.

“We and Graceon saw the elections together, and he had to vote in the elections for the first time. When we were watching them and we saw the president wins, we both started crying,” the 27 -year -old shared. “He grabbed me and embraced me because we knew this is our only way out.”

However, the amnesty may not be sufficient to recover all the wounds of the family, as Ibn Todd Akbar, Kyle (from his first wife), previously expressed his hope that his father’s release will help repair their tense relationship.

Kyle said: “I know they cannot wait to return home and be with the family, and I will remain optimistic that the other reconciliation is possible,” Kyle said.