Chase Chrisley Blames Sister Savannah for Not Seeing His Parents Much Since They Left Prison: 'Nightmare'

Chase Chrisley claimed he hasn’t seen his parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, much since they were released from prison due to his issues with his sister Savannah Chrisley.

During a conversation with his grandmother Nanny Faye Chrisley on the September 16 episode of The Chrisleys: Back to Reality, Chase shared he’s seen Todd and Julie “as much” as he can.

“I mean, I haven't been able to go over there very much because it's Savannah, because she and I can't get along,” he said.

While Nanny Faye told him he should just ignore her, Chase continued explaining his side.

“Whenever I go over there, it makes the whole situation uncomfortable. And like, I'm not gonna make Grayson or my mom and my dad feel uncomfortable, just because me and Savannah can't get along, just because she's Vladimir Putin’s daughter.”

In a confessional, Chase shared he saw his parents “more when they were locked up.”

“Any chance I get to go over there and see my mom and see my dad, I'm taking it [but] my dad's also not skipped a beat, so he's busy,” he continued, referring to the situation as a “nightmare.” “I’ve gotten to go over there and spend one-on-one time with him. I've got to spend one-on-one time with my mom, so I'm very, very blessed.”

Chase also told Nanny Faye he believes his fractured relationship with Savannah is beyond repair as they “don’t speak."

While his grandmother advised him to put his best foot forward, Chase insisted Savannah doesn’t want a relationship with him.

“She does, but she wants you to be in a better place. That's what she's saying,” Nanny Faye replied.

Chase then questioned how Savannah would know how he’s doing if she isn't in his life.

“Ever since mom and dad went away, she completely kicked me out of the family,” he stated. “She doesn't know what place I'm in, whatever. Savannah is a hypocrite. I love her, but stay the f--- out of my business. Don't talk about me. I won't talk about you, and we'll leave it at that.”

“I just wanted to leave me alone, it's ridiculous,” he added. “I can't go see my mom and my dad without it being uncomfortable because of her.”

While Chase and Savannah have issues, Todd and Julie made it clear they are not going to get in between them.

“Where Chase and Savannah are right now is an uncomfortable situation, but it's not one that I'm feeding into because one's not gonna get me over here to get me to talk about the one that's not here, and this one's not gonna get me to talk about the one that just left,” Todd said. “They're both my children, and I love them [equally]."

“I don't have that luxury,” Julie stated. “I don't have my brother who I can go to and I can sit down and have dinner with, or fight and make up with, and that's how I feel.”

Todd also noted he told Savannah and Chase “it's the greatest form of disrespect to me and your mother for y'all to ever be fighting, because every one of y'all were conceived from pure love.”

He also referred to Savannah as “very cut and dry.”

“If you do something that embarrasses her, or you are out here partying and acting like an idiot, and that gets back to her, that sends her to a whole other level,” Todd noted. “I’m that way, but I'm not turning my back on my child.”

“And as I said to her last week when she and I had a heated conversation, I said, 'You will listen to me. That is your brother. He is my son, and he will be welcome anywhere I stand, and you better get over your s--- because you're not going out here holy rolling and saying that you're fighting for the world when you won't fight for your brother,’” Todd elaborated.

He also said he advised Chase to give Savannah some time to come around.

“I have told Chase, just because you're now in a better place, and you want to say, ‘I'm sorry,’ but that doesn't mean that — because you're in a place to where you want to apologize and ‘Okay, we're done. Let's move on’ — the person you offended doesn't have to be at the same place at the same time,” Todd explained. “But at the end of the day, it is not going to continue, because I'm not going to tolerate it.”