(L-R) Todd Chrisley and Faye Chrisley.Photo:USA Network/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty
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Nanny Faye Chrisleycontinues to keep close contact with her sonTodd Chrisleyas he serves out hisyears-long prison sentence.
During an appearance on granddaughterLindsie Chrisley’sThe Southern Teapodcast, Nanny Faye shared her plans for theThanksgivingholiday.
“I’m going to have Thanksgiving dinner with some friends down in Florida,” said theChrisley Knows Bestalum. “They’ve invited me, some close friends that I’ve had for about 17 years. So I’m going to have dinner with them.”
(L-R) The Chrisley family is pictured.Dennis Leupold/USA Network/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal/Getty
This marks Nanny Faye’sfirst Thanksgiving without Todd, but she’s still finding a way to be thankful for what she does have.
“We just have to say that God’s not gonna put more on us than we can bear. Have I got a heavy heart? I most certainly do, but I cannot let the devil win,” she explained. “I’ll kick that can on right down the road … but I’m going to visit my son,wish I could visit my daughter-in-law. But, her parents will be visiting her.”
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Todd and Julie were sentenced in November 2022 to a combined 19 years in prison for fraud but began appealing their case the following month. Since reporting to prison in January, their sentenceshave been reduced.
Earlier this week, the couple’s daughterSavannah Chrisleygavea major update on the ongoing appeal.
source: people.com
