Previous Chrisley knows best star Lindsie Chrisley reflected on “a year of many life lessons” on Monday as she shared a series of photos from her recent 34th birthday bash with new boyfriend Trent on Instagram.
“When you take responsibility for the choices you make and the path you walk, you can fine-tune your approach until you see the results you want. + These were the ones I was looking for,” Lindsie, who hosts the podcast Southern tea, the lengthy post began. “Thank you all for the birthday wishes, thirty-three was a year of many life lessons,” she continued. “It was like a party. Invite a lot of people. Some leave early, some stay all night, some laugh with you, some laugh at you, some show up late. But in the end, after the party, a few come and stay to help clean up the mess . Those are the ones I’ve kept close to me and I’m forever grateful.”
Lindsie, who also co-hosts the podcast Convos with coffee with Teenage mom 2 alum Kailyn Lowry, then shared a few “quotes that I’ve carried with me over the past year.”
“What we leave untouched or unhealed from the past, we unconsciously invite to write its story on the pages of our present,” read one quote. “Nothing happened in your life. It happened to you. Every disappointment. Every mistake. Even every closed door helped you become who you are,” read another.
Among the photos Lindsie posted were several of Trent. The couple, who became Instagram officials in July, appeared to be sticking by each other’s side throughout Lindsey’s birthday. “The best love story is when you fall in love with the most unexpected person at the most unexpected time,” Lindsie wrote. …
Lindsie, who is mother to son Jackson, 11, with ex-husband Will Campbell, continued in her message: “I asked God to help me grow and he taught me how to forgive, love my enemies, serve humbly, pray fervently, work with all my heart and generously bless others.” …
Lindsie Chrisley (left) with her stepmother Julie Chrisley (center) and half-sister Savanah (right). Tommy Garcia/getty Why Lindsie Chrisley Says It Was In Her ‘Best Interest’ To Be ‘Methodical’ With Earnings ‘Chrisley Knows Best’
She signed off by thanking her “dearest friends who have been there for me through all the seasons” before asking her followers: “Also, do we love Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift or do we love them?”
Noticeably absent from Lindsey’s birthday announcement was any mention of her family, with whom she has long had a strained relationship. The post also did not mention the death of Nic Kerdiles early Saturday morning in a motorcycle accident. Kerdiles was engaged to Lindsie’s sister Savannah Chrisley from April 2019 to September 2020.
Lindsie, who first appeared on Chrisley knows best along with her blended family when it debuted in 2014 on USA Network, she left the series in 2017 and later became embroiled in a public feud over their estrangement.
Although she said in 2021 that “there will never be a reconciliation,” Lindsie stood by her family as a federal jury found her father Todd Chrisley and stepmother Julie Chrisley guilty of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax fraud .
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During the September 21 episode Convos with coffeeLindsie opened up about what led to her no longer speaking to her younger sister Savannah, 26, explaining that she blocked the siblings to protect them from her social media content after they asked her to delete a mocking post about to the Chrisley family bingo card.
“I understand that emotions are high and that not everyone deals with things the same way,” Lindsie said at the time. “It wasn’t meant to be rude. It wasn’t meant to be mean. It was, I’m going to address this because it’s all over the internet so I’m going to remove it, but please remove yourself.”
Lindsie said she’s leaving the door open for a possible reconciliation, adding that Savannah “also knows how to get me if she wants to work this out alone, which it doesn’t seem like.”
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Lindsie Chrislie (far right) with her family in 2016.
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Todd shares Lindsie and her older brother Kyle Chrisley with his first wife, Teresa Terry, from whom he divorced in 1996.
Todd, 54, and Julie, 50, were indicted in August 2019 on 12 counts of wire and wire fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy. They rejected the charges.
After a trial that began in May 2022, the Chrisleys were sentenced that November to a combined 19 years in prison. They reported to the prison on January 17.
According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ online inmate search system, Todd has had his sentence reduced and will now leave the Pensacola federal prison camp on Jan. 22, 2033, nearly two years before his 12-year sentence was previously expected to expire.
Julie’s sentence was reduced by 14 months and she is scheduled to be released from Lexington Federal Medical Center on October 19, 2028.
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