Todd Chrisley Is ‘Over’ Estranged Daughter Lindsie’s Drama

Todd Chrisley has had enough of the drama surrounding his estranged daughter, Lindsie Chrisley. The Chrisleys have made it clear that they are ready to leave the rift behind and close that chapter.

Lindsie, Todd’s child from his first marriage, was on the family’s hit show, “Chrisley Knows Best,” before leaving in Season 5 and never looking back.

Although the reason for the feud between Lindsie and the Chrisleys remains unclear, they strongly suspect that their estranged daughter played a role in the prosecution of Todd and Julie.

In a recent episode of “Chrisley Confessions 2.0,” Todd made it clear this will be the last time he addresses the ongoing drama. Joined by his wife, Julie, and son, Chase, the trio revisited their longstanding feud with Lindsie.

The episode aired on Wednesday, October 29, but was recorded earlier on October 21. A detail Julie pointed out so viewers would take note of the timeline.

“We got a call this morning from our attorneys that Lindsie had been working with Kail Lowry on this three-part podcast,” Todd said. “Don’t forget, she has tagged Patreon because we’re going to give you content for free. She wants you to pay to get content for receipts. I’m gonna give you receipts for free.”

He then noted that although the podcast hadn’t aired, they already expected what was coming, as Lindsie had said the same thing numerous times in different ways.

“I don’t know many ways you can spin this sh-t. I’m over it. I’m not talking about this stuff anymore,” Todd said. 

Frustrated, he added, “It’s unfortunate that we have to get up to this again, and we have to start addressing the same sht- that we’ve addressed for six years or longer.”

Julie choed the sentiment, noting that she hated the drama. “It is unfortunate. You know I’m not drama-filled. I do not like drama. I do not like for there to be tension in this family,” she said, recalling that she had even adopted Lindsie when she was 18 at her request.

In that same episode, Todd questioned why Lindsie claimed that she was dropping her last name due to the baggage, only to bring it back.

The former TV personality had changed her Instagram name to Lindsie Landman before reverting to Lindsie Chrisley when the podcast was recorded.

“My thing is you’ve gone on your podcast, you’ve gone on your social media, you’ve said that you changed your last name because Chrisley had hurt you with brand deals,” Todd noted, adding, “If you’re going to change your last name, take our last name off your social media.”

Chase then chimed in, giving a possible reason for Lindsie’s behavior. He postulated that she was just upset because she was “kicked off the show”. Echoing his father’s sentiment, he made it clear he was also over it. “Like, just shut up,” he concluded. 

If anyone had called for Lindsie to be cut off from the Chrisley name and everything it came with, it would be her half-sister, Savannah. 

As reported by The Blast, in a September episode of their new reality show, “The Chrisleys: Back To Reality,” the “Sassy By Savannah” owner made her stance clear on Lindsie.

Explaining the reason for her decision, “The prosecutor read the letter Lindsie wrote to the FBI. We’re no longer family, lose our last name.”

Prior to Savannah’s outburst, Lindsie had already launched her new identity. Lindsie claimed that the Chrisley name was ”problematic,” explaining the reason for the switch. 

The media personality revealed that the famous name not only came with “assumptions”, but it also cost her opportunities. 

 She changed her Instagram handle to “Lindsie Landsman,” adopting her boyfriend, David Landsman’s surname.

Lindsie is not the only child Todd had a strained relationship with. 

According to The Blast, the patriarch had longstanding issues with his eldest son, Kyle, which stemmed from Kyle’s past battle with substance abuse. 

At one point, the eldest Chrisley son had accused his parents of using his daughter, Chloe, whom they had adopted, for TV ratings.

However, he later walked back on those claims, publicly taking responsibility for his actions and voicing his support for his family during their legal challenges.