Chrisley Knows Best stars Todd and Julie have been serving their prison sentence in Federal prison. Savannah and Chloe Chrisley are trying their best to bring their parents out of the bars.

They have been using several ways to prove their parents innocent and highlight the gruesome conditions of the prison cells. They have also filed various appeals in court to drop charges.

Todd and Julie’s issues have not gotten any better since the court orders. Their financial conditions and online reputation have been deeply affected by the court case. Reality TV stars are also

facing a new lawsuit for their son, Greyson, regarding his rash driving case. Now, it seems that the good days are finally coming their way. Recently, the family celebrated after some major charges dropped.

Chrisley Knows Best: Chrisleys Finally Get Good News After Court Dropped Major Charges!
Todd and Julie’s family have suffered a lot in the past few months. All of their children are struggling to adjust to a new life away from their parents. Finally, it seems that some good news is on the way for the Chrisley Knows Best stars. Sadly, it wasn’t about Todd and Jule, but his son, Kyle. Previously, he faced charges for an alleged assault at his workplace.

Kyle had a physical altercation with his boss, Devan Campbell. The duo got into an argument at work that later turned into a physical fight. Tennesse police arrested the celebrity for the alleged assault in March 2023. Kyle’s court case was filed just two months after his dad, Todd, and stepmom Julie’s prison sentence.

Devan claimed that the reality TV celeb hit him multiple times in the face and body. He also claimed that Kyle threatened to kill him with a knife. Moreover, the argument started over just $36 paycheck and Devan had to hide from the accused until the police arrived. Finally, the court dropped his assault charges in the latest hearing. However, it seems that Devan wasn’t happy with the court’s decision.

As per InTouch, he thinks that his family and fame make him above the law. Devan claimed that the prosecutors blamed him for not showing up for the trial. Shockingly, she stated, “The police department never followed up with me, never called me, never asked me any questions.” Further, he accused court and police officials of blindsiding him about the entire process.