Todd and Julie Chrisley may not have to serve a long prison sentence as complete novices.
As you know, the famous American reality TV couple met their fate when they were sentenced to 19 years in prison together after being convicted and found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud among other financial crimes.
However, as their prison time approaches, a former celebrity, who has had her share of prison stints, advises the Chrisleys on how to get through the tough times ahead.
Teresa Giudice urges The Chrisleys to ‘Stand Strong’
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“Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Teresa Giudice recently spoke about what she believes Todd and Julie should do while serving their prison terms so they can come out strong on the other side.
It’s no surprise that Giudice chose to counsel the couple, given that he spent 11 months in prison for bank fraud, wire fraud and other financial fraud charges. Although her own prison time was shorter, the Bravo Housewives believe the same rules apply.
Guidice, during an interview with TMZ, shared the number one piece of advice she has for Todd and Julie as they venture into prison as celebrities. “I would say…like…stand firm. So stand firm,” he pleaded. “Stand up for their families and say while in prison what they want when they get out.”
“The Celebrity Apprentice 5” alum admitted that it won’t be a smooth ride for the “Chrisleys Knows Best” stars since their sentences will be longer and during their time, their children will achieve a lot without them.
“It will be very difficult for them. But they have to do their best, stand up for their families and stay in touch,” explained Giudice. When asked if she would advise Chrisley’s children to visit their parents in prison, the reality star said yes.
He reveals that his children – Gia, Gabriella, Milania, and Audriana – visit him every week, which is important to his survival and the connectedness of his family.
Finally, Giudice addressed the issue of food in prison. He assures that despite what the media portrays, the food in prison is not that bad for him. However, the caveat is that he works in the kitchen, so he has an impact on the quality of the food.
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The New York Times bestseller revealed that she exercised daily, did yoga, and achieved success writing her book in prison, giving the Chrisleys hope.
About Todd & Julie’s Last Day as Free People
As previously reported, Todd and Julie learned of their prison sentences in late November. The patriarch was sentenced to 12 years in prison with 16 months of probation, while his wife received a lesser sentence of seven years and 16 months of probation.
Following the ruling, the couple were given several months to settle their affairs and the court ordered them to report to prison on Tuesday, January 17, 2023. Documents show that the US Marshal’s office urged them to report to their respective federal prisons in Florida. Julie will serve her time at the Marianna Federal Correctional Institution, while Todd will serve his time at the Pensacola Federal Prison Camp.
However, before they left, the reality stars were famous and living their lives the best way they could, according to their estranged daughter, Lindsie Chrisley. During the interview, he gave a glimpse of his parents’ last days as free people.
In his words, “My parents often say, and I believe they’ve said on their podcast, that basically it’s living every day like it’s your last, enjoying the moment, spending time with their kids who are in Nashville .”
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Regarding the state of the 33-year-old’s relationship with his parents, Lindsie stated that she supports Julie and Todd from afar. “Of course I spend time with my parents on the phone because I also share custody rights [with my ex-husband William Campbell]. So I don’t have the luxury of just picking up and going to Nashville and being there until January,” he revealed.
Lindsie concluded, noting that her parents were also busy doing therapy and engaging in bible study while the rest of the family was “adjusting to what is now our new normal.”
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