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Savannah Chrisley (influencer)

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Savannah Chrisley is an American influencer, reality television star, media personality and podcaster.[1]

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OccupationsInfluencer, reality television star, media personality, podcaster
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Savannah Chrisley
Born
Alma materLipscomb University
OccupationsInfluencer, reality television star, media personality, podcaster
Known forChrisley Knows Best
Political party
Republican
Parent(s)Julie Chrisley, Todd Chrisley
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Life and career

Born in Atlanta, Georgia,[2] Chrisley is perhaps best known for the reality television series Chrisley Knows Best and attended Lipscomb University.[3]

In 2015, she was crowned Miss Tennessee Teen USA.[3] Chrisley appeared in the 2016 film Sharknado: The 4th Awakens.[4]

Chrisley started her own podcast, Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley in October 2022.[5] In 2024, Chrisley appeared on the eleventh American season of The Masked Singer, eliminated as "Afghan Hound" on "Group B Premiere: The Wizard Of Oz Night."

In 2024, Chrisley was served legal documents over her teenage brother Grayson Chrisley's lawsuit for allegedly crashing into the rear of a man’s 2020 Dodge Ram in November 2022.[6]

In 2025, Chrisley's parents, Julie and Todd, were pardoned by then President Donald Trump after being convicted of federal charges for tax evasion and bank fraud in June 2022.[7][8] When her parents were pardoned Chrisley was quoted in the press saying, "It’s all God and President Trump."[9]

Chrisley started a telehealth company, GoodGirlRX, in 2025.[10] In March 2026, she received a warning from the FDA for making what they determined to be misleading statements in regards to the safety and effectiveness of the weight-loss medication sold on her website. The website's wording referencing clinical studies was updated in cooperation.[11]

In 2026, she has appeared as a guest host on the American daytime talk show The View.[12][13] There was some controversy and backlash from viewers of The View when she appeared on the program.[9]

Religious and political views

Chrisley is a Christian[14] and conservative Republican[15] and has stated she is a supporter of United States President Donald Trump.[16] Chrisley has publicly defended Trump against accusations of racism.[16]

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