A Turning Point for Chase

In a candid interview that has left fans both emotional and inspired, Chase opened up about his journey toward sobriety and accountability. For the first time, he’s acknowledging the depth of his struggles with alcohol — a battle that, at one point, nearly cost him everything.

“I wasn’t in a good place,” Chase admitted. “I was drinking too much, making bad choices, and pretending I had everything under control. But I didn’t. I was falling apart.”

It was his sister Savannah — fiercely protective, brutally honest, and endlessly determined — who stepped in before things spiraled too far. “Savannah doesn’t sugarcoat anything,” Chase said with a mix of admiration and gratitude. “When I was going down the wrong path, she was the first to call me out. At the time, I was angry. But now I see that she was trying to save me from myself.”

Savannah: The Unrelenting Force

Savannah Chrisley has long been the family’s emotional anchor, especially since their parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, began serving their prison sentences. With the weight of their family’s future on her shoulders, she’s become a guardian figure to her siblings, balancing compassion with tough realism.

“I refuse to enable bad behavior,” Savannah has said in past interviews. “Real love isn’t about comfort — it’s about accountability. Sometimes you have to say the hard thing, even when it hurts.”

For Chase, those words were more than tough love — they were a lifeline. “Savannah’s been my rock,” he confessed. “We fight like any siblings do, but she’s always had my back. When she called me out, it forced me to look at myself. I didn’t want to hear it, but I needed to.”

Facing the Truth