Savannah Chrisley got a lot of fan love when she showed off her stylish pool and bikini look in June 2021. Posting to her 2.9 million Instagram followers, the 25-year-old reality star proved she’s a social butterfly as her photos included a small group, with fans also got a “wild child” vibe through his caption. Posting before parents Todd and Julie are sentenced to prison in November 2022, Savannah celebrates a good summer, spent with good friends. The Chrisley is Omniscient star earned herself over 18,000 likes, with one fan even calling her “literally the prettiest.”
Summer vibes in a bikini
Posing for a group shot with four others, Savannah flashed a happy smile as she showed off her toned figure in a mint green bikini. Flashing a skimpy top and a little bit of bottom, the Southern belle flashed her toned abs and thighs while soaking up the rays, also wearing eyeshadow as she posed with pal Chadd Bryant, The LA Facialist’s skincare expert, and two others.
Wearing her light locks and adding a touch of metallic color, Savannah glowed in the summer sun, looking totally relaxed and telling her fans: “Some people just need to chase the sun ☀️ ? Can we go back! #wildboy.”
Showing That Green Bikini
Giving a better look at the star’s stylish swimwear is this photo, which sees her posing from a luxurious yacht and with friend Mary Carlisle. Showcasing her killer legs and waistline alongside her cleavage, Savannah kept her figure in a pale green two-piece, accessorised by anklets and a gold necklace.
“Friends from 16 to almost 24! Wouldn’t trade you for the world @marycarlisle ❤️ love our adventures!” Savannah wrote. Todd Chrisley’s daughter got over 45,000 likes for the share.
‘How to Get a Beach Body’
Savannah is back in a green bikini for the photo above, which shows her kneeling off a yacht while jokingly telling fans how to “get a beach body.” Step 1 is “get a body,” while Step 2 is “go to the beach.”
Savannah’s IG may be full of swimsuit photos and high confidence, but there’s a different side to the blonde.
“I struggle with my body confidence,” she revealed to Us Weekly. “Being on TV since I was 15, you have everyone out there giving you their opinion on what you look like or you should eat or you shouldn’t eat and it really wears on you.”
Saying Weight Doesn’t Define It
Continuing, the former South Beach Diet ambassador added:
“Five pounds heavier or five pounds less, it doesn’t define who you are. That was the hardest thing I had to accept because being in the public eye there is a certain pressure to look a certain way, act a certain way and look like the model you see on the runway, or on the cover of a magazine.”
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