The Chrisley Knows Best production team is shutting down. This is another blow for the Chrisley family. Todd and Julie Chrisley are serving time for bank fraud and tax evasion.
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Their daughter Savannah Chrisley has become their biggest advocate. She was also behind their plans to return to television, in some form. But that might not happen. Keep on reading to learn more.
Production Team For Chrisley Knows Best Shuts Down
According to WSB-TV 2 Atlanta, the production company behind Chrisley Knows Best and Growing Up Chrisley is shutting down. That’s because their family is at the center of Chrisley’s legal issues.
All3Media’s Maverick TV USA is the latest business that’s become “victim to market conditions,” reports Deadline.com.
The production company’s last hit in recent years was Barbeque Showdown on Netflix. So, it’s safe to say they’re not shutting down just because of the Chrisley family. But their team took a hit when Todd and Julie Chrisley were found guilty in 2022. The couple is serving a combined 15 years in prison.
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Chrisley Knows Best was one of the production company’s most successful shows. They weren’t able to recoup some of those earnings. Despite the shutdown, Simon Knight, global CEO of Maverick TV USA, admits that he’s “immensely proud” of what his company achieved during its tenure. He hinted that he’s “exploring new opportunities,” whether it includes the Chrisleys or not.
Savannah Chrisley – Hints Return To Reality TV
Todd and Julie Chrisley’s daughter Savannah has been making the reality TV circuit lately. She appeared on FOX’s The Masked Singer and Special Forces.
The 26-year-old teased a return to reality television with her family. Savannah revealed on an Instagram livestream that she was shopping around the idea to several networks.
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The show would follow their lives since Todd and Jule went to jail. No one has yet to take her up on her offer. What also needs to be clarified is whether this news will impact their plans to return to reality television. Savannah hired a new production team with her own money.
She also hinted that she’s working on a documentary about her family. But she also wants it to be more about her work on criminal reform.
Savannah Chrisley found her passion in this area of work. She uses her platform to bring awareness to the poor prison conditions. But some critics call her work self-serving.
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