Chase Chrisley Says Sister Savannah ‘Iced’ Him Out: Can She Get Along with Any of her Siblings?
The Chrisley family might seem reunited after Julie and Todd Chrisley’s presidential pardon. Savannah Chrisley’s work to secure a presidential pardon for them appeared to ensure a happy ending, rather than many more years behind bars. Still, not everything is perfect in the family. The Chrisleys have always been known for their tension and drama, particularly among the siblings. Now, Chase Chrisley insists Savannah Chrisley has iced him out of the family. He isn’t the first sibling that Savannah has seemingly run off. She has several siblings who harbor less than fond feelings about her; the reverse is also true.
Chase Chrisley says that his sister has iced him out of the family
Chase Chrisley has come out swinging, and he’s making some pretty serious allegations against his sister, Savannah Chrisley. Savannah has been especially harsh regarding Chase and has said she’s “grieving his death” while he’s actively alive. Chase has had plenty to say about his sister’s behavior, too. In the finale of The Chrisleys: Back to Reality, the reality TV personality said that while he was glad his parents had been released from prison, he wasn’t really given the chance to see them much.
Chase accused his sister of icing him out of the family completely. He says she has isolated his parents from him and driven a wedge between him and his younger brother, Greyson Chrisley. He bitterly quipped that he saw his parents more when they were incarcerated. Chase said he can’t go over to the house because Savannah is constantly there and has made their relationship so tense that it’s irreparable. He’s not the only Chrisley sibling to feel that way, it seems.
She has an ongoing feud with her older sister
Savannah Chrisley hasn’t just been actively icing out Chase Chrisley. She has spent years putting distance between herself and Lindsie Landsman, her older half sister. Savannah has made their feud very dramatic and very public over the years, a move that Landsman has publicly denounced. She has insisted that she doesn’t understand why her sister uses a public forum to express private issues. Landsman once said she was open to having a private conversation, but hesitated to do so as she didn’t trust Savannah not to make it public.
Savannah blames her older sister for cooperating with the FBI as they built a case against Todd and Julie Chrisley. In The Chrisleys: Back to Reality, Savannah snarls into the camera that Landsman, who was Lindsie Chrisley at that point, should lose the family’s last name. Landsman did just that. When news that she had changed her surname to Landsman broke, the family accused her of trying to get attention.
Savannah has issues with Kyle Chrisley, too
Chase and Lindsie aren’t the only siblings Savannah Chrisley has taken issue with, though. The 28-year-old still resents her older brother for substance abuse issues she claims prevented Todd Chrisley from being fully present for her. Kyle Chrisley, the sibling in question, has had a tumultuous adult life, including arrests and substance abuse issues. Savannah Chrisley has said those issues impacted her directly, making her resent her older half-brother.
Savannah has called the 34-year-old manipulative and claimed she doesn’t need to take “hate and abuse” just because someone is family. Kyle Chrisley, for his part, has remained mostly quiet. He did, however, address his younger sister’s decision to attack him on social media after he asked for prayers for his family. Landsman, however, has offered an update on him. According to People, she recently said she believes her brother to be sober and doing well. She did not share whether he’s actually reconnected with the family.
With her ongoing feuds with Kyle, Lindsie, and Chase, Savannah has just two siblings she talks to at the moment. She doesn’t appear to have a problem with Greyson Chrisley, 19 or Chloe Chrisley, 12. Kyle is Chloe’s biological father. Todd and Julie Chrisley adopted her in 2016.
