when did the chrisleys get out of jail
They got out of prison on May 28, 2025, after receiving full presidential pardons.
Quick Scoop: When did the Chrisleys get out of jail?
Todd and Julie Chrisley were released from federal prison on May 28, 2025 , one day after President Donald Trump granted them full pardons for their federal convictions. They had been serving time for bank fraud, tax evasion, and related charges after reporting to separate facilities in January 2023.
What exactly happened?
- President Trump issued full pardons for both Todd and Julie in late May 2025.
- Within about a day of the pardons being signed, both were processed out of their respective prisons and reunited with family.
- They had originally faced much later release dates (Todd into the 2030s, Julie toward the late 2020s) before the pardon wiped out the remainder of their sentences.
Timeline mini‑section
- 2019 – Indicted on multiple federal counts including bank and wire fraud and tax evasion.
- 2022 – Convicted at trial and sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison.
- January 17, 2023 – Both report to federal prison (Todd to FPC Pensacola, Julie to FMC Lexington).
- May 27–28, 2025 – Trump grants full pardons; Todd and Julie are released on May 28, 2025.
Latest buzz and forum-style chatter
Online discussions and entertainment news in 2025 and into 2026 have focused on a few angles:
- Whether the pardon was fair or just “celebrity privilege” at work.
- The family’s first post-prison interviews, where Todd has said he has “no apologies” and continues to question the prosecution.
- Talk of new TV or streaming projects documenting their legal fight, prison experience, and life after release, which has been teased in news reports and broadcast segments.
Many forum-style threads put it simply:
“They went in January 2023 and walked out May 28, 2025, thanks to a Trump pardon.”
Fast fact table
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| When did the Chrisleys get out of jail? | May 28, 2025 (both Todd and Julie released) |
| Why were they in prison? | Convictions in 2022 for bank fraud, tax evasion, and related conspiracy charges |
| How did they get out early? | Full presidential pardons from Donald Trump in May 2025 |
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