Is This the End? Fans Turn Their Backs on Savannah Chrisley — The Shocking Reason Revealed

the reality TV star wrote an Instagram post Tuesday celebrating that she and the other women, who have different political views than hers, could sit down and have a discussion.

“Today was more than a seat at the table … it was a moment of purpose,” she captioned her post. “Four women who see the world one way, and one who sees it another … yet we sat together, we talked, we listened. That is what real dialogue in this country is supposed to look like.”

The “Chrisley Knows Best” star, who is a conservative Trump supporter, said that she went on “The View” maintaining her conviction in faith, family and freedom as well as respect, because “standing firm in what you believe should never require tearing someone else down.”

“To those who have sent hate..I hear you. And I still choose love. Because true tolerance isn’t only for opinions you agree with. It’s for the ones you don’t,” she wrote.

Chrisley said she and Joy Behar, one of the show’s more liberal co-hosts, “shared laughs” when the cameras were off.

“I chose grace. I chose to meet her where she was, not where past words have been. That is growth. That is strength. That is what moving forward looks like,” she wrote. “We don’t have to agree to coexist. We don’t have to think the same to sit at the same table. And we don’t have to silence ourselves to be accepted.”

Savannah Chrisley has advocated for parents’ release
Savannah Chrisley publicly advocated for her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, to be released from prison, arguing their sentences for bank and tax fraud were excessive.

She told a crowd at the 2024 Republican National Convention that they were the victims of a “two-faced justice system.”

Photo shows former Prince Andrew after arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office
Todd Chrisley was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison, while Julie Chrisley received seven years.