'Give yourself some grace': Savannah Chrisley reveals best parenting advice dad Todd gave her from prison
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Todd Chrisley tells Savannah "to fall in love" with herself. In the most recent episode of her podcast 'Unlocked With Savannah Chrisley', the 25-year-old reality star openly spoke about parenting her brother Grayson, 16, and niece Chloe, 10, while Todd and Julie Chrisley serve their prison terms for bank fraud and tax evasion.
Describing what she just went through Savannah, 25, said, "It's been the toughest week of my life," adding that it has been challenging to comprehend, absorb, and assist two children in the processing of "what has been going in our life." The 'Chrisley Knows Best' actor claimed that Grayson had a breakdown the previous evening and that she experienced an episode of her own when she "felt defeated" while trying to get Chloe ready for a visit to prison following a stressful day.
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"I don't feel adequate enough for this job," revealed Savannah during the emotional podcast. "I am not my mother, which I wish I was. Because she is the kindest, most loving, most amazing human being I've ever met. I always said if I could be half of her I would be okay. I guess in moments like these I realize I'm more like my mom than I realize because I'm getting through it. I find the strength to get through it and do it," as cited by People.
'Fall in love with the real Savannah'
Savannah claimed that as she took on the responsibilities of a parent, she emailed her dad to let him know that she had a "crappy day." She read aloud his response in which he stated, "I want you to give yourself some grace. Fall in love with the real Savannah, the one that I raised that radiates a room with her kindness and compassion. Not the one the world wants to see."
'You've been cast in the fire'
Todd went on and said, "Remember, to gain the world and lose your soul, then what do you have?" He later said, "I've never been more proud of you and the woman you're becoming. You've been cast in the fire and what God burns off will allow you to shine brighter than gold." He concluded by wishing her "safe travel," as she was planning to visit him the following day.
'Stay strong Savannah'
Meanwhile, YouTube users got emotional after Savannah read her father's advice and many of them offered their support. A user said, "I sobbed throughout this whole podcast. I feel Savannah’s pain. I’m praying for you to give you all God’s loving grace." Another user wrote, "Your parents have given you the tools to deal with all this. Don't give up hope or faith. Praying for all of you ." Another user wrote, "Stay strong Savannah….your faith will get you through this." "I cried 3 times listening to this. Praying for you and your family, Savannah! You are stronger and more resilient than you realize," said one user.
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