Todd Chrisley, is not letting his affable personality go to waste in prison.In an exclusive clip from Wednesday’s episode ofPodcastOne’sThe Southern Tea, Todd’s daughter Lindsie Chrisley gives an update on how her dad is coping amid his 12-year-long prison stint.“My last visit with my dad, I couldn’t stop telling him how great that he looked,” Lindsie, 33, tells prison consultantJustin Paperny, who advised Todd and his wifeJulie. “He looks very very good. I told him, I said, ‘Even your hair looks better, a little bit longer anda little bit grayer.’ His nails aren’t completely bitten off.“Speaking to her dad’s overall mental state, Lindsie says, “I know for sure that he is in such a better place.““His spirits are great. He is really just embracing the process there and making the best of the process there with the people that are also there serving time with him,” she explains. “He’s made great friends. He talks about his friends there.“Paperny then notes that Todd, who turns 54 on Thursday, will “learn” from his fellow inmates while behind bars. Additionally, the prison consultant says the Chrisley family patriarch “should be in better mood because reform has happened” and “more reform is coming.“Todd and Lindsie Chrisley.Rick Diamond/Getty ImagesTodd and Julie, 50, weresentencedto a combined 19 years in prison forfinancial crimes. Theyreported to prisonon Jan. 17, with Todd serving his sentence at Florida’s Federal Prison Camp Pensacola and Julie completing her seven-year sentence at Federal Medical Center in Lexington, Kentucky.The couple is currently inthe process of appealing their case.Kevin Mazur/ACMA2017/GettyBefore entering their respective prison facilities, Lindsie told PEOPLEhow the family was banding togetherduring the tough time.“I think inevitably whenever you go through something hard, no matter what that may be, we’ve gone through divorce, the legal stuff, all of these things. I think that you gravitate towards what you know,” she said in December. “You band together and stand together when times do get tough. That is family.““I do think in some ways it, for sure, has brought us closer together,” she added. “But I would’ve wished that it would’ve been for other reasons and not this.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.New episodes ofThe Southern Teapodcast can be streamed Wednesdays on major podcast platforms.
Todd Chrisley, is not letting his affable personality go to waste in prison.
In an exclusive clip from Wednesday’s episode ofPodcastOne’sThe Southern Tea, Todd’s daughter Lindsie Chrisley gives an update on how her dad is coping amid his 12-year-long prison stint.
“My last visit with my dad, I couldn’t stop telling him how great that he looked,” Lindsie, 33, tells prison consultantJustin Paperny, who advised Todd and his wifeJulie. “He looks very very good. I told him, I said, ‘Even your hair looks better, a little bit longer anda little bit grayer.’ His nails aren’t completely bitten off.”
Speaking to her dad’s overall mental state, Lindsie says, “I know for sure that he is in such a better place.”
“His spirits are great. He is really just embracing the process there and making the best of the process there with the people that are also there serving time with him,” she explains. “He’s made great friends. He talks about his friends there.”
Paperny then notes that Todd, who turns 54 on Thursday, will “learn” from his fellow inmates while behind bars. Additionally, the prison consultant says the Chrisley family patriarch “should be in better mood because reform has happened” and “more reform is coming.”
Todd and Lindsie Chrisley.Rick Diamond/Getty Images
Todd and Julie, 50, weresentencedto a combined 19 years in prison forfinancial crimes. Theyreported to prisonon Jan. 17, with Todd serving his sentence at Florida’s Federal Prison Camp Pensacola and Julie completing her seven-year sentence at Federal Medical Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
The couple is currently inthe process of appealing their case.
Kevin Mazur/ACMA2017/Getty
Before entering their respective prison facilities, Lindsie told PEOPLEhow the family was banding togetherduring the tough time.
“I think inevitably whenever you go through something hard, no matter what that may be, we’ve gone through divorce, the legal stuff, all of these things. I think that you gravitate towards what you know,” she said in December. “You band together and stand together when times do get tough. That is family.”
“I do think in some ways it, for sure, has brought us closer together,” she added. “But I would’ve wished that it would’ve been for other reasons and not this.”
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