After her recent prison release, Julie Chrisley shared her advice with Dr. Wendy Osefo after the Real Housewives of Potomac star’s arrest and criminal charges. Meanwhile, Julie’s husband, Todd Chrisley, reacted to his friend Kandi Burruss’ divorce from Todd Tucker.
In 2019, Julie and Todd were convicted of fraud. The couple went to prison for several years before President Donald Trump pardoned them both. It was suggested that the Chrisley Knows Best stars were unjustly targeted.
A few months back, Wendy and her husband, Eddie Osefo, were arrested under the accusation of faking their own house burglary for insurance money. Both Wendy and Eddie denied it.
On Virtual Reali-Tea, Julie was asked if she had any advice for Wendy.
“I know who they are. I know who she is from just the Housewives franchise, but I don’t know anything about their case … The only thing I can say is that you’re stronger than you think you are,” said Julie. “And just, you know, I tried to stay true to who I am, and I feel like I have done that.”
“When I went to prison, the women that were in there were like, oh my gosh, you’re exactly the way you are on TV. And, you know, I took that as a compliment, and I continued that throughout the entire time that I was there,” she continued. “But, you know, I hope, I wish them nothing but the best. And if they need anything or have any questions, she can sure reach out to me.”
In the same interview, her husband, Todd Chrisley, reacted to Kandi’s divorce.
“Kandi is one of my best friends that I love dearly, and Kandi and I talk daily or every other day, and I love her, and I hate that she’s going through what she’s going through,” said Chrisley. “But she will come out on top like she always does. She is a survivor, and she’s a winner.”
“And she’s just a good, decent, honorable human being,” he went on. “And I have nothing bad to say about Todd. I wish them both nothing but success in their life and that they can co-parent their children together successfully … She is a loyal friend, and I want to always be able to extend that same loyalty to her … I am coming to New York to see her on Broadway and … to support her as a friend, just as she has done with us.”