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Todd Chrisley Defends Savannah Against “Gold Digger” Claims
Todd Chrisley defended his daughter Savannah against online claims that she married for money.
Savannah, 29, faced criticism after news emerged that she had secretly married Jason Galanis, 56, and that they are expecting their first child.
Their 27-year age gap has drawn criticism, as has Galanis’s past conviction for fraud; he served time in federal prison in 2020.
President Donald Trump commuted Galanis’s sentence in March 2025.
Todd joked that the claims could have helped pay his legal fees, then said Savannah has earned money through her clothing line, cosmetics and Good Girl RX.
He argued she does not need to marry for money because she has her own income.
Savannah has also responded to the criticism, but the source gives no details of what she said.
Todd Chrisley defended his daughter Savannah against online claims that she is a “gold digger.”
He said Savannah has earned money through her clothing line, cosmetics and Good Girl RX.
The criticism followed news that Savannah had secretly married Jason Galanis and that they were expecting their first child.
Some criticism focused on the couple’s 27-year age gap and Galanis’s conviction in a multimillion-dollar securities fraud case.
Todd made his comments on his Two Sons and Me podcast on October 30.
- Who
- Todd Chrisley defended his daughter, Savannah Chrisley, against online criticism.
- What
- He rejected claims that she married Jason Galanis for money and said she has her own income.
- When
- October 30; the year is not stated.
- Where
- On an episode of Todd Chrisley’s Two Sons and Me podcast.
- Why
- Online critics called Savannah a “gold digger” after news of her marriage to Galanis became public.
Online critics
Todd Chrisley
Savannah’s motives
Online critics
Critics called Savannah a “gold digger,” with some pointing to her engagement ring and Galanis’s wealth.
Todd Chrisley
Todd said Savannah has made money through her businesses and does not need to be a “gold digger.
Basis for criticism
Online critics
Some criticism focused on the couple’s 27-year age gap and Galanis’s fraud conviction.
Todd Chrisley
Todd defended his daughter against the accusations.
President Donald Trump commuted Jason Galanis’s sentence.
Todd Chrisley defended Savannah on an episode of his Two Sons and Me podcast.
- Age gap
- Savannah Chrisley, 29; Jason Galanis, 56
- Podcast
- Two Sons and Me
- Sentence commutation
- March 2025
- Todd’s defense
- He cited Savannah’s clothing line, cosmetics and Good Girl RX
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What people are saying
it would have helped out if she would have started digging when I was paying all these legal fees.
What do they think this girl has done her whole life, from the time that the cameras started rolling?
I’d dig, too. If I knew one and I stood a chance like her, I’d be digging 24/7, till I got him.