The Chrisley reality show empire has fallen.  After Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley were sentenced Monday to a combined 19 years in prison for tax evasion, NBCUniversal pulled the plug on Chrisley Knows Best, its spinoff Growing Up Chrisley, and the dating show Love Limo, according to a Deadline report.  Todd Chrisley was found guilty of conspiring to defraud community banks out of more than $30 million of fraudulent loans in order to fund their lavish lifestyle along with multiple tax crimes, including conspiring to defraud the IRS and tax evasion, and was sentenced to 12 years in prison with 16 months of probation. Julie Chrisley was found guilty of wire fraud and obstruction of justice, and she was sentenced to seven years in prison with 16 months of probation. Their conviction was handed down in June after being indicted by a grand jury back in 2019. Although the Chrisley's forged ahead with their reality shows and podcasts while awaiting trial, the sentencing could very ...

FLASH]BACK FRIDAY! DO YOU THINK TRUMP WILL PARDON THE COUPLE? Todd and Julie Chrisley are going to do hard time after being convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion. A federal judge just sentenced Todd to 12 years in prison and Julie to 7 years. The "Chrisley Knows Best" stars learned their fate Monday in federal court in Atlanta, where U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross handed down their punishment. They also both received 16 months probation. Federal prosecutors argued Monday for lengthy prison sentences for Todd and Julie ... around 22 years for Todd and a dozen for Julie. On the other side, Todd's lawyers argued he should get a maximum of 9 years in prison, while Julie's lawyers argued she should spend no time behind bars and just get probation. RELATED : We discovered that long prison sentences are nothing new to members of the Chrisley family. Todd's father, Gene Raymond Chrisley spent decades in prison for burglary, armed robbery, larceny, motor vehicle thef...

Chrisley Knows Gay Sex?  Mark Braddock revealed in bombshell court testimony that he had an intimate sexual relationship with Todd Chrisley.  When the gay affair ended after almost a year, Braddock turned in the Chrisley Knows Best stars to the FBI for tax fraud. Prior to that, Todd Chrisley was sued by employees at Chrisley Asset Management by two females and four males. The case was settled out of court reportedly high five figures settlement each. Todd and Julie Chrisley are now serving a combined 17 years in federal prison. Maybe they can brush up on their homosexual techniques while they're in there?  

The mugshot is a far cry from the polished reality TV persona. In it, 28-year-old Chase Chrisley’s eyes meet the camera with a mix of defiance and regret, a Fulton County Sheriff’s Office badge visible in the corner. It’s a stark portrait of the eldest Chrisley son’s unravelling – from reality TV fame to a rap sheet. Chase Chrisley , once the cherubic son on USA Network’s Chrisley Knows Best, now finds himself entangled in legal and financial controversies that read like a true crime saga. From reported scams and unpaid taxes to a revoked real estate license and a recent arrest for assault, the son of convicted fraudsters Todd and Julie Chrisley appears to be following a dangerous family tradition. This investigative piece dives deep into Chase Chrisley’s trail of trouble, contrasting his misdeeds with those of his infamous parents, and highlighting expert insights into the crimes and cons at play. Todd Chrisley – a self-proclaimed real estate tycoon – and his wife Julie and chil...

Lindsie Chrisley has spoken out after hearing the news that her dad Todd Chrisley and stepmother Julie, were found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud.  In "we saw this coming" news Th e fact that the Chrisleys were convicted is about as shocking as their financial manager testifying he and Todd engaged in an gay love affair for a while. The trial was a mess.  Everyday was like an episode of "Bad News followed by More Bad News. A sentencing date for Todd and Julie has not been set yet but the couple court face up to 30 years in prison.  Lindsie Chrisley released a statement via her Instagram stories saying,  “The verdict is not what I had hoped or prayed for, and I am deeply saddened for myself, my son, and my family as a whole. Please pray for us during this difficult time and know that I will be back when the time is right.” Lindsie and her father have not been on the best of terms in the past few years. In 2019, the former reality star filed a police report al...

Todd Chrisley's First Website was nothing but Lies, Lies, Lies!  Michael Todd Chrisley Born and raised in South Carolina, Todd Chrisley is the founder and owner of Chrisley & Company. Chrisley & Company's core division, Chrisley Asset Management, is a full service REO disposition firm managing over $15 billion in assets.  Business also under the wing of Chrisley & Company include 7Cs Productions, a media and entertainment group, and a forthcoming department store set to debut in 2011 which will feature the Chrisley name.  In addition to his various business ventures, Todd is an active participant in giving back to the community. Joining the fight against breast cancer, Todd Chrisley has partnered with the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation via charitable donations. Todd is also an active benefactor of the CARES program from Apartment Life, as well as the Westminster Elementary School. Chrisley Asset Management   Chrisley Asset Management (CAM) is a pr...

Susan Rothschild, RN |Nashville "Botox Lady" 63-year-old  Susan Rothschild  was charged with leaving the scene and driving under the influence when the prominent Belle Meade “ botox lady ” smashed into a utility pole a few miles from a hit and run she was also involved in. On May 20th, Nashville Metro Police Officers were dispatched to investigate a hit and run at 7713 River Fork Drive. According to affidavits,  Susan Rothschild  was party to a hit and run accident occurring at Highway 100 and Temple Road. After that incident, she drove several miles where she smashed into a utility pole. She admitted to officers that she had consumed a medication for pain relief with alcohol in an attempt to fall asleep. Susan alleged that she did not know what the medication was. Authorities noted a cup of wine and a strong odor of booze emanating from her vehicle. The report also thoroughly covered  Susan’ s performance on field sobriety tests. Susan Rothschild was...