Savannah Chrisley Is Expecting Her First Baby—One Year After Moving Out of Parents’ $1.6 Million Nashville Home Following Their Prison Release

Real estate agent Savannah Chrisley has revealed she is pregnant with her first child—just over a year after parents were released from prison, and she moved out of their luxe $1.6 million mansion.

The TV personality, 29, took to Instagram to share the joyous news that she was expecting with her fiance—whom she revealed is named Jason, having kept his identity private until now.

“I’ve prayed for this life. I’ve cried for this life. And there were moments I truly wondered if this life would ever be mine. And just when I thought my heart couldn’t hold any more love, God gave us our sweetest blessing yet… we’re having a BABY!," Chrisley said in the social media post announcing the news, which saw her cradling her baby bump while sitting on her kitchen island and kissing Jason.

“The past few years have taken me through fires I never imagined I’d have to walk through. Seasons of heartbreak, loss, and moments when I didn’t know if I would ever make it to the other side. I wondered if I would ever find my forever… if I would ever feel safe enough to truly breathe again. And then God sent me J," she added.

“My protector. My fiercest fighter. My most loyal person. My lover. My safe place. A man with the patience of Job (and Lord knows he needs it). The one who makes me laugh even on my hardest days. For the first time in a long time, I feel safe. I feel fulfilled. I can finally exhale. I found my forever in you," Chrisley said.

The TV personality then took a moment to praise her partner for how caring he has been during her pregnancy, “J, watching the way you already love and protect our baby before he/she has even entered this world has made me fall in love with you in an entirely new way. Not a single doctor’s appointment missed. Constantly caring for me, talking about our baby, and reminding me how beautiful my growing bump is. I thank God every day that this baby gets to call you Daddy."

“I once prayed just to make it through another day. Now I get to spend forever with the love of my life, carrying a little miracle we already love more than words. From heartbreak to healing. From surviving to living. From praying for my forever to building a family with him. Only God could have written this story. Here’s to forever, J… and the sweetest little blessing we can’t wait to meet," she added.

Chrisley had kept the identity of her partner under wraps until now, having previously revealed on her podcast, "Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley,"  that she wouldn't share his name "until after I'm married."

In the latest episode of her podcast, she revealed she and Jason began their romance last July, branding it a "dream relationship."

She revealed that Jason proposed five months into their relationship when they were in the Cayman Islands. "The ring is insane and it’s everything I ever wanted."

Chrisley then confessed that their age gap is "huge," adding, "I would rather 20 phenomenal years with someone than 50 meh years with someone."

She then revealed that the couple connected after Jason reached out to her to praise her for her efforts to get her parents, Todd and Julie, out of prison.

Chrisley shot to fame in 2014 with her family's reality TV series "Chrisley Knows Best" and were found guilty in 2022 of conspiring to defraud Georgia banks out of more than $36 million in personal loans and tax evasion, before being pardoned by Donald Trump in May 2025.

Savannah has frequently spoken out about the toll of her parents' incarceration.

Todd, 57, was sentenced to 12 years (later reduced to 10 years) in the Federal Correctional Institution Pensacola in Florida. Julie, 53, was sentenced to 7 years in the Federal Medical Center in Lexington, KY.

Following her parents' incarceration, Savannah took on the care of her brother, Grayson, 19, and her niece, Chloe, 13, while also assuming responsibility for the care and maintenance of her parents' opulent dwelling.

At the same time, the burgeoning real estate agent was tirelessly campaigning for Todd and Julie's release, issuing public pleas for government support, while alleging that her parents were being subjected to "beyond inhumane" conditions behind bars.

On May 27, her prayers were answered when Trump revealed to her in a personal phone call that he planned to pardon her parents. Just a few days later, they were released from prison.

At the time, Savannah revealed she was ready to return the hefty upkeep of their home to Todd and Julie.

While speaking on their series, "The Chrisleys: Life After Lockup," which aired on Hulu on June 29, Savannah revealed that she spent the last two years residing in her parents' Nashville abode—and she is finally ready to bid it farewell.

She joked that she was excited to go back to the "carefree life of a 28-year-old," as she opened up about her next residence.

"That's what I keep saying, 'I'm moving into a condo,'" she said, noting that her family has asked her, "Aren't you going to miss a house?"

"I'm not going to miss landscapers, I'm not going to miss pool people," Savannah explained.

Todd added, "I have learned that a house is not a priority to her. Maintenance is not a priority to her."

Savannah snapped back at her father, noting that she had to focus on "raising" her sibling and niece while they were behind bars.

"No, I was raising kids," she said, before recalling the moment her dad stepped into their Nashville home following his release.

"He comes in and is critiquing everything in the house. I was literally fighting for y'all for two and a half years and raising kids, I think the floors are fine," she teased.

And it's not just Savannah who is ready to look outside of the Nashville dwelling; Todd and Julie are also looking to relocate to Charleston, SC, to become landlords.

"We have hopes of acquiring a mansion there that we're going to convert to a hotel," Todd revealed.

Their new business venture comes less than two months after they were pardoned for their tax fraud scheme, with Trump telling their daughter that he believed their incarceration had been a "terrible thing."

Prior to their imprisonment, the Chrisley family was known for flaunting their lavish lifestyle, which included the purchase and sale of several luxurious homes.

In April 2019, Julie bought a posh property in Brentwood, TN, for $3.4 million, having snapped it up from former hockey pro Mike Ribeiro, who had been playing with the Nashville Predators.

The Chrisleys renovated the mansion and, just two months later, put it back on the market for $4.75 million.

However, they struggled to sell it and took it off the market a year later.

Built in 2013, the 12,753-square-foot mansion is outfitted with high-end finishes. Highlights include a formal dining room with hand-painted wallpaper, a rec room, a wine cellar, an indoor sport court, and a wood-paneled office with a decorative ceiling.

Set on an acre, the grounds boast a covered patio with a fireplace and barbecue station, as well as a pool and spa.

For a time, the family used the property as their main residence, having relocated from their former home in the Belle Meade neighborhood of Nashville when it started to draw "unwanted attention from tourists."

The Belle Meade home was purchased by the family for $1.6 million in 2016, when they relocated from Atlanta to Nashville. The home quickly earned its own celebrity profile after being featured on their series.

Built in 2014, the four-bedroom, 5,229-square-foot home features a living room with multiple sets of French doors, an open kitchen with a large island, a wet bar, and two fireplaces.

Measuring a little over a half-acre, the outdoor space includes a level lawn and a patio.

In 2020, ownership of the Belle Meade property was transferred to Savannah, and it is understood that this is the home where Todd and Julie are living following their release.