After more than two years spent in separate federal facilities, Todd and Julie Chrisley have finally been reunited, and the moment, they say, felt like a dream. Standing against a green background reminiscent of an old film set, the couple spoke out in their first interview since being pardoned by former President Donald Trump, revealing in heartfelt words that they both cried when they first saw each other again after being apart for 28 months.
Todd and Julie, who were married for almost 30 years, were separated when they served their concurrent sentences, him in Florida and her in Kentucky, but insisted that their bond did not waiver. "It was surreal," Julie said in the June 28 interview, speaking of that initial hug. "People ask: 'Was it weird? Was it awkward?' It really wasn't." Far from strangers, the Chrisleys say the moment was the inevitable result of the deep connection they share.
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Todd likened it to his wife's thoughts, saying that the distance between them was only physical. "I was never away from her because she was in my spirit the entire time," he said. "I thought of her every second of my day. So, when I hugged her the first time, it was like I was home." Having built their brand on their close-knit family and reality TV fame, for a couple that faced an incredibly public split, the separation was undoubtedly a doozy one, they claim. However, their love would survive. Todd felt they were the same people as partners, just getting along without lawyers.
Their reunion is a revelatory signal of how the timeless forces of love, faith, and resilience can be the ballast of any relationship, especially when times demand it. As the Chrisleys move forward, the story of their reunion serves as a poignant commentary on loyalty, redemption, and the ties that unite eight hearts that beat as one, even from behind bars.
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June 27, 2025
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