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Il figlio di Todd Chrisley, Kyle Chrisley, ha avuto seri problemi legali. Dal 2014, gli appassionati di reality TV si sono immersi nella serie di successo “Chrisley Know’s Best”. Con sede ad Atlanta, in Georgia, lo spettacolo statunitense segue Todd e sua moglie, Julie, mentre navigano nella vita quotidiana con i loro figli. Mentre i Chrisley hanno acquisito notorietà per la loro natura piacevole e comica, la famiglia televisiva non è estranea al dramma, specialmente per quanto riguarda il figlio maggiore di Todd, Kyle. Negli ultimi anni, la star della reality TV ha fatto notizia per le sue lotte per la salute mentale e l’abuso di sostanze. “Kyle è bipolare e, normalmente, le persone che sono bipolari cercano un modo per auto-medicare, che è ciò che Kyle ha fatto da quando è giovane”, ha rivelato Todd in un’intervista a E! Notizia.
In addition to his mental health struggles, Kyle has been accused of physical abuse by his ex-partner Angela Johnson. “He grabbed me and choked me when I was pregnant,” she told Life & Style in a scathing interview. Because of his behavior, the eldest Chrisley lost custody of his and Johnson’s daughter, Chloe, to his father in 2014. Despite recent efforts to improve his mental health and mend his relationship with his family, Kyle has again found himself in trouble with the law.
Kyle Chrisley arrested two months after Todd and Julie Chrisley go to prison
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On March 14, Kyle Chrisley was arrested for “aggravated assault” in Smyrna, Tennessee. “He was booked into Rutherford County Adult Detention Center and later released on $3,000 bond,” a representative for the Sheriff’s Department confirmed. According to a report from TMZ, the reality star’s recent run-in with the law stemmed from a fight with his supervisor at Penske Truck Rental. As of this writing, further details regarding his arrest and pending release have yet to be announced.
Kyle’s latest legal troubles come right on the heels of the imprisonment of his father, Todd Chrisley, and stepmother, Julie Chrisley, for bank fraud and tax evasion in June 2022. The reality TV couple was indicted in 2019 after a lengthy investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice into their financial affairs. In June 2022, they were found guilty and convicted on all counts. Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars, while Julie received a seven-year sentence.
U.S. Attorney Ryan K Buchanan issued a statement, saying, “Over the course of a decade, the defendants defrauded banks out of tens of millions of dollars while evading payment of their federal income taxes. Their length of sentences reflect the magnitude of their criminal scheme.” Following his parents’ sentencing, Kyle posted a cryptic Instagram story with the bible verse Matthew 7:1-3.
