Gentle Parenting Debate

This week, Todd and Julie Chrisley start off with a question that every married couple has faced at some point: do we have any boundaries in this house? What follows is a hilarious argument over shower products, stolen exfoliating polish, razors, and why Todd apparently keeps track of everything Julie touches. But Todd and Julie get into a much more personal discussion about health, body image, and the pressure to look a certain way. Julie opens up about having a facelift and the public's reaction to it. Todd also shares how his own fitness journey has changed his relationship with the number on the scale. Together, they talk about learning to feel better in their own skin without letting comparison dictate their happiness. They also talk about their plans for a new house, why they're grateful to have their family around the dinner table, and how the hardest seasons of life can change your perspective on what really matters. Plus, Todd has a new song and music video on the way, and Julie has a few things to say about his language.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are joined by a very special guest this week, Terrance Price, who spent time with Todd in what they affectionately call “Summer Camp.” If you've heard Todd talk about his time in Pensacola, you know he has plenty of stories, and having Terrance there to fill in the details makes this conversation even better. From Todd running their dorm like he was in charge of the whole operation to Terrance getting everybody hooked on his books, these three revisit some memories that are every bit as funny as they are unforgettable. But beyond the laughs, Todd and Terrance share a deeper look at what life was really like inside, the problems they witnessed, and the ways they tried to look out for the people around them. Todd talks about standing up to prison staff, helping other inmates get access to resources and education, and why his biggest frustrations were never with the people serving time alongside him. They also explain how living through that experience together created a kind of friendship and camaraderie that's hard to understand unless you've been there yourself. And of course, there's plenty of classic Todd along the way, including the rules he had for his crew, the infamous fire alarm antics, and the memories of sharing what little they had during the holidays. Plus, the conversation ends with a very important debate about watermelon. Terrance has become a meaningful part of the Chrisley family, and this episode is a reminder that even in the hardest circumstances, genuine friendships can come from the most unexpected places.

Todd and Julie are back, and this week starts with a very normal Chrisley disagreement: cold barbecue, forgotten hangers, a trip to the mall, and Todd answering Savannah’s phone call right in the middle of recording. Somehow, that turns into a much bigger conversation about boundaries, family, and why Todd thinks Julie needs to stop saying yes to everything. The conversation gets more personal as Todd and Julie talk about finding your purpose, the people who encourage you to chase it, and the friendships that stay with you through every season of life. Todd opens up about knowing what he wanted to do from a young age, the friend who always believed in his dreams, and why he thinks sometimes the people around us can either help us grow or keep us stuck. They also talk about pain, forgiveness, protecting yourself, and whether having a small circle can actually keep you from growing. But of course, there's no escaping the drama surrounding the infamous “Big As A Houseboat... you know the rest.” Todd explains why the situation hit such a nerve, especially when it involved Chloe, while Julie tries to convince him that at some point he has to let it go. Todd may not be ready to do that just yet. Grab yourself a "Big As A House Boat B!tch" T-shirt: https://two-sons-and-me.printful.me/

Julie and Todd Chrisley are back with one of their funniest episodes yet, and this one has a little bit of everything. From Todd digging through the trash for Savannah's missing rings to a debate over who would move on first if the other were gone, there's no shortage of laughs, accusations, and brutally honest confessions. Is Julie funnier than Todd? You'll have to decide for yourself.

This week on Chrisley Confessions 2.0, Todd and Julie start off with a conversation about Todd's latest viral moment and whether he should have responded to the people coming after their family. Julie wants him to think before he reacts. Todd... well, Todd has some thoughts of his own. And somehow, a disagreement about the internet turns into a bigger conversation about judgment, forgiveness, faith, and why people should be lifting each other up instead of tearing each other down. Then they get into a hilarious round of “Would You Tell Your Spouse?” and “Todd vs. Julie: Who’s Right?” covering everything from secret purchases and exes texting to lending money to their kids, traveling together, sharing locations, loading the dishwasher, and who is most likely to forget something. They also tell one of the funniest Nanny Faye Chrisley stories of all time! But toward the end, the conversation takes a much deeper turn. Todd and Julie open up about how much they have changed throughout their marriage, the hardest season they ever faced together, Julie's cancer diagnosis, the 28 months they spent apart, and why their relationship feels more peaceful today than it ever has. Grab yourself a "Big As A House Boat B!tch" T-shirt: https://two-sons-and-me.printful.me/