For over a week now, the Chrisley couple Todd and Julie’s sentencing has caused an uproar all over the internet. Different members of the Chrisley family have taken to social media to air their thoughts about the unfortunate situation. The couple’s oldest child recently joined the list as he shared a rather obscure post. However, Chase Chrisley’s cryptic message touched many netizens’ hearts. Here are the details.
Chase Shares A Cryptic Message
On November 27, 2022, Chase took to Instagram to reshare a poignant message which has since gone viral. The anecdote chronicled a conversation between two friends — one of whom unexpectedly lost his wife a few months prior. According to the post, the pair were golfing when the widower asked his friend about his dinner plans.
The married man replied that his wife wanted his homemade chili and cornbread, but he didn’t feel like stopping at the store. A few minutes after the confession, the widower quietly told his friend, “Make that chili.” The married man soon realized that the discussion was no longer about dinner.
Instead, it was all about doing something for a loved one despite how inconvenient it might be because they could disappear at any moment. The post encouraged netizens to “Make that chili” — go for that walk, watch that football game and give undivided attention to that loved one because it just might be the last time they are around.
Inside Todd And Julie’s Sentencing
Chase’s Instagram post comes a week after Todd and Julie’s sentencing. On November 21, the reality TV stars received a combined 19 years sentence after a federal jury found them guilty on twelve counts. They included wire fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Following their sentencing, a source revealed that the couple was hysterical. According to the insider, it was Todd and Julie’s worst nightmare, as they would spend the holidays behind bars. Overall, it has been a tough time for the Chrisley family, and fans hope they come out of the saddening situation.
