Another Chrisley family member is arrested!

by MLC Date posted: March 14, 2023 8:30 p.m

Another member of the Chrisley family bites the dust.

Todd Chrisleyeldest son Kyle ChrisleyOn Tuesday, March 14, he was arrested in Tennessee for aggravated assault.^th.

He was booked into the Rutherford County Jail and released later that day on a $3,000 bond, according to reports.

Kyle Chrisley is under arrest!

He was arrested by the Smyrna Police Department and his mug tells the story of a very angry man.

Kyle has a troubled past. He suffers from drug addiction and attempted suicide in 2019.

Following his suicide attempt, Todd shared a photo of the family gathered around Kyle at the hospital.

Kyle has a very troubled past

“NOT TODAY SATAN, NOT TODAY… God will show up and show you, won’t he do it now? Kyle is great and we are back on track,” she captioned the photo.

She legally relinquished custody of her daughter Chloe to Todd and Julie Chrisley because of his substance abuse and dependence.

Kyle and his father have had a strained relationship over the years, which was documented in Chrisley Knows Best.

However, following his suicide attempt and his parents’ legal problems, the father-son duo mended their relationship.

Kyle isn’t the only Chrisley handcuffed and booked.

As you recall, Todd and Julie were hauled off to prison in January for tax evasion and bank fraud.

Kyle isn’t the only Chrisley spending time in the Slammer!

They are serving a combined prison sentence of 19 years. Todd will serve 12 years plus 16 months of probation, while Julie will serve seven years plus 16 months of probation.

A week after they began their sentence, Savannah Chrisley opened up about the family’s new life on her podcast.

He recorded January 31st^street The episode “Unlocked” airs on January 24^thexactly one week after her parents were locked up.

“This past week has been, I think, the hardest week of my life, and it’s been hard … it’s been hard to understand and process and help two kids process what’s going on in our lives.” he recalled. “On the 17th^th it was the date of my parents’ report and I never in a million years thought I’d be talking about both of my parents, let alone both, going to a federal prison. They shed a lot of tears, a lot of anger, a lot of screaming, a lot of times when they were completely broken.”

Her younger brother, Grayson Chrisley, whom she has custody of, “broke down” after his parents were admitted.

“Gray is broken and trying to process my parents and the situation they’re in and that’s not the image he wants of them,” the 25-year-old explained. “Grayson is 16, (and) he’s growing so much right now, and it breaks my heart to know my parents are going to be left out of this.”

Both Todd and Julie have maintained their innocence and plan to appeal in February.

“I had to figure out how to rebuild, and I feel like we’re getting there at least a little bit,” Savannah said of her family’s situation.

Savannah recently visited both her parents and claimed the experience “gave me hope and peace.”

“I’ve never felt the presence of Jesus more than I did in that room,” he said, before adding that some people in the room were misunderstood.