Todd Chrisley

The siblings sparred all season on the their new family reality show.

Todd recently addressed his own gay rumors.

Prison didn't rob the TV star of his sense of humor.

The reality star developed asthma while behind bars.

The reality star's wife is also begging for free haircuts.

It's never easy for the couple.

The couple's daughter, Savannah Chrisley, dismissed claims she 'slept' with someone to get her parents released from prison.

The reality is hoping to get back on the small screen after her time behind bars.

They continue to deny they're tax dodgers.

The president called the couple's children to inform them of their parents' full pardons.

These renowned celebrities faced bankruptcies amid their successful careers in Hollywood, and some of them recovered from the loss.

The reality star was charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest following an incident in Rutherford County, Tennessee.

Todd Chrisley has nothing to worry about regarding his marriage with Julie Chrisley, even if her resentencing knocks significant time off her prison stint.

It will be a lonely wedding anniversary for Todd and Julie Chrisley as they "cannot communicate" when they hit the 28-year mark on Saturday.

Savannah was named legal guardian of her brother after her parents around the time her parents were ordered to serve prison time.

The reality stars' lawyer argued the public should be blocked from viewing the court records to avoid "serious embarrassment" for his clients.

The reality star and her husband Todd are being dragged into the lawsuit brought by a driver allegedly injured in the crash.

Todd Chrisley's son Kyle is off the hook for the alleged knife attack on his boss last year as RadarOnline.com has confirmed the case was dismissed.

The incarcerated reality stars opposed a subpoena issued by the driver involved in the crash allegedly caused by their son.

Savannah Chrisley was dragged into the lawsuit but is fighting back in court.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's kids are "very hopeful" and remain in good spirits about Friday's appeal hearing tomorrow morning.

Lindsie's ex says Todd warned him that his daughter would attempt to ruin his life.

Todd Chrisley was ordered to pay $755k in damages and legal fees to Georgia Department of Revenue investigator Amy Doherty-Heinze after a jury ruled he defamed her.

Todd Chrisley's attorney told RadarOnline.com that inmates all over the country are "wishing him well" ahead of his key appeal hearing on April 19.

Todd and Julie Chrisley's daughter, Savannah, has been working overtime to ensure her convicted fraudster parents come home before their prison sentences end.

Todd Chrisley is feeling good ahead of his appeal hearing, with his attorney, telling RadarOnline.com the incarcerated reality star is "optimistic" about the outcome.

We hope Todd Chrisley likes meatloaf — because that's what he'll be served for dinner on his birthday this year.

Todd Chrisley has had "no threats" from his fellow prisoners at Federal Prison Camp, Pensacola, where he's serving his 12-year sentence.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are pleased with all of their children, especially Savannah Chrisley, who has fought vigorously for them as they serve their prison sentences.

Todd Chrisley has become the most popular prisoner behind bars, with RadarOnline.com discovering he's become the "spokesperson" for his fellow inmates.

Todd Chrisley is "not too concerned" about the government trying to seize the $1 million he and his wife were awarded because he's got bigger fish to fry.

The incarcerated reality stars' lawyer says Todd and Julie never saw the 7-figure payout.

Uncle Sam should have acted quicker if he wanted to block Todd and Julie Chrisley from the $1 million settlement, according to one of their attorneys.

Todd and Julie Chrisley haven't talked in over a year, with an insider claiming the patriarch's warden "refuses to approve" phone calls between the two.

The federal government is making moves to seize the recent payout the reality stars received in court.

Todd Chrisley is dreading his possible prison transfer because he's scared he'll be moved too far from his family.

Todd and Julie Chrisley offloaded their Tennessee mega-mansion while away in prison. The reality stars quietly sold the 13,279-square-foot property.

Savannah Chrisley spoke out about the $1 million settlement that her jailed parents are set to receive, claiming it's proof of corruption as they appeal their criminal convictions.

Kyle Chrisley's alleged assault victim says he was rushed to hospital with head injuries that required a CT scan.

The alleged victim says he was traumatized by the incident.

Savannah Chrisley claims her father, Todd Chrisley, is facing intense backlash in prison for speaking out about the unsafe conditions behind bars.

Being in lockup doesn't mean they won't get a tasty and traditional spread on December 25. Here's a list of what the incarcerated stars will eat on Christmas Day.

Julie Chrisley and her husband, Todd, will be spending their first Christmas apart from their family in separate prisons.

RadarOnline.com is told that Nanny Faye is "concerned about the family" ahead of the holidays and Todd and Julie Chrisley's appeal hearing.

Todd and Julie Chrisley will have to sit tight a little longer before their day in court, with their attorney telling RadarOnline.com their appeal hearing has been moved.

Savannah, Chase, and Grayson plan to visit their incarcerated parents over the holidays — and Savannah will be hosting Christmas morning at home with the family.

Todd Chrisley's prison tells RadarOnline.com that prisoners will be served a traditional Christmas meal, and squirrels, rats, or cats aren't on the menu.

Todd Chrisley's prison denied accusations it feeds inmates animal-infested food after the ex-reality star claimed a dead cat fell from the ceiling and into the cuisine.

Todd Chrisley also alleged that he and other inmates at the Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida are being served food that expired over one year ago.

Todd and Julie Chrisley, R. Kelly and more stars are serving sentences behind bars that prevent them from spending this year's holidays outside their cells.