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- Todd Chrisley, 56, said that he and his wife, Julie, 52, are hoping to make a major move
- The couple said they plan to relocate from Nashville to Charleston, S.C., and convert a mansion into a hotel — all while documenting the experience for a reality show
- Todd and Julie were both released from prison on May 28 after receiving presidential pardons on May 27
Big changes may be on the horizon for reality stars Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley.
The couple — who were released from prison on May 28 following a presidential pardon — opened up about returning to normal life and their upcoming life plans in an interview for an ABC News Studios special, which premiered June 29 on Hulu and Disney+ and will air June 30 on GMA.
During the conversation, Todd, 56, revealed that he and Julie, 52, are hoping to relocate to their home state of South Carolina.
“You know, I think we will always have a presence in Nashville, but I have a pull for Julie and I to go back to South Carolina — to Charleston — to that area. And we have plans for what we wanna do,” Todd said.
He added, “We have hopes of acquiring a hotel — a mansion — there, that we are gonna convert into a hotel, and we’re gonna create a show around that.”
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Todd also said that his family is filming a docuseries for Lifetime, revealing during a May 30 press conference that cameras began documenting their lives “as soon as” they got home” from prison.
The show is expected to follow the Chrisley’s children as they navigated their parents’ 2022 conviction and 2023 incarceration for tax evasion and bank fraud, as well as continue into the days and weeks following Todd and Julie’s return home.
“We obviously, we had been filming, and we had just wrapped filming for all intents and purposes,” the couple’s daughter, podcaster Savannah Chrisley, 27, said during the press conference. “And then we get the call that they had been pardoned, so we picked right back up.”
Savannah — who took care of her younger siblings while her parents were incarcerated, per ABC News — is eager to get back to normal life.
“I’m moving into a condo,” she shared during the family’s ABC News Studios interview. “And [my parents are] like, ‘Aren’t you gonna miss the house?’ and I’m like, ‘No!’ I’m not gonna miss landscapers. I’m not gonna miss pool people.’ “
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“I have learned that a house is not a priority to her … maintenance is not a priority to her,” Todd added, jokingly.
“I was raising kids,” Savannah joked back.
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