Savannah Chrisley Offers a Glimpse of Her Home Garden Where She Grows Her 'Own Fruit'

The 'Chrisley Knows Best' star shared a candid moment of her home life amid her family's legal issues

Savannah Chrisley is giving fans a peek into her home garden.

The Chrisley Knows Best star, 27, shared a post to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Oct. 3, that featured a snap of her backyard garden — and revealed that she's been growing pears.

"Nothing like growing your own fruit," she captioned the simple post, which featured a photo of her pears growing on what appears to be an espalier branch on the side of her painted brick house.

Related: Savannah and Chase Chrisley Show off Their Parents-Free L.A. Home: 'I Don't Know Who Cleans This'

The former reality TV star is often candid about her home life on social media and on her podcast, sharing posts to her Instagram about her house, finances and younger siblings Chloe Chrisley, 11, and Grayson Chrisley, 17, both of whom she is the legal guardian of.

Just this week, Chrisley opened up about how her parents prison sentence has been difficult for her siblings.

Reading a letter she wrote to the judge in her mother Julie Chrisley's recent resentencing during the Oct. 1 episode of her podcast Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley, she revealed that Chloe has been struggling to adjust to life away from the group's parents.

"Chloe, who has already experienced the pain of abandonment by her biological parents, now faces that same heartbreak again with the absence of my parents — her true parents," Savannah wrote. "She asked me, ‘Do you think mom will be home to teach me to drive? Or will mom be here for my first high school dance?’"

"My mother has missed so many of the moments that define a family - Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Chloe entering middle school and starting cheerleading, Grayson’s last baseball season, senior year, prom, and now the college admissions process. All moments when children need their parents most," she continued.

Related: Savannah Chrisley Claims Judge in Mom Julie's Resentencing Case Is Not Being 'Fair': It's 'Retaliation' 

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Chrisley's father Todd, 55, was sentenced to 12 years in prison and 16 months probation, and Julie, 51, was sentenced to seven years in prison and 16 months probation in November 2022, after the couple were found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion in June that year. The next month, they began the appeal process before reporting to their respective prisons in January 2023.

More than a year later, in an April 2024 appeal hearing, a judge granted Julie's appeal and vacated her seven-year sentence in June due to insufficient evidence. However, Todd's sentence was upheld.

Related: Savannah Chrisley Calls Mom Julie's Resentencing Decision an 'Injustice', Says They're 'Moving Forward' with New Appeal

On Wednesday, Sept. 25, Julie, 51, was resentenced to the same 84 month-long prison sentence she previously received. During the hearing at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia in downtown Atlanta, Julie stood before Judge Eleanor L. Ross and apologized for her actions in the hopes of receiving a reduced sentence. Savannah and her brother Chase Chrisley were in attendance.

Savannah has been vocal about her parents' case since her mother's resentencing. She called the judge's 84-month sentence an "injustice" and revealed at the time that her family would be pursuing another appeal.

"What has happened is an injustice," she said in a video taken outside the courthouse by Entertainment Tonight. "I will continue to fight for my parents. And I will be as loud as I can possibly be because the judge clearly showed today that she was using my outspokenness to change a system that is so broken."

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