leaving fans both stunned and overjoyed. But perhaps the most touching reaction came from their youngest son, Grayson Chrisley, who took to social media with just two powerful words that captured the nation’s attention: “Praise God.”

The Announcement That Changed Everything

It was a quiet Sunday evening when the world learned that President Trump had exercised his presidential clemency powers to free Todd and Julie Chrisley. The decision came after months of speculation, emotional pleas, and growing public support for the family, who had long claimed innocence in their federal fraud and tax evasion case.

According to reports, Trump personally phoned the Chrisley children to deliver the news. “Your parents are going to be free and clean,” he told them. “They were treated harshly, but this is a new beginning.”

For the Chrisley family — who had endured nearly two years of heartbreak, separation, and public scrutiny — those words were nothing short of a miracle.

Grayson’s Emotional Reaction — “Trump Knows Best”

Just moments after receiving the life-changing call, 19-year-old Grayson Chrisley took to Instagram to share his joy with millions of fans. His post featured a photo of his parents alongside the message:

“Praise God. Thank you, Mr. President, for bringing my family back.”

In another Instagram story, Grayson shared a clip of Trump speaking with the family over the phone, captioning it with a cheeky yet heartfelt phrase:

“Trump knows best.”

For fans who have followed Grayson’s emotional journey since his parents’ sentencing, his words carried immense weight. Once the youngest star of Chrisley Knows Best, Grayson had grown up in front of the cameras — and watched his world fall apart when his parents were taken away.

Now, after nearly two years of holding onto faith, he was finally celebrating their return home.

A Family Torn Apart — And Miraculously Reunited

Todd and Julie Chrisley’s legal troubles began in 2019, when they were indicted on multiple counts of bank fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy — charges they vehemently denied. In January 2023, both began serving their sentences: Todd at the Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida, and Julie at the Federal Correctional Institution in Marianna, Florida.

Todd was originally sentenced to 12 years, while Julie received 7 years. Their release dates had been scheduled for 2033 and 2028 respectively — a future that seemed impossibly far away. But with Trump’s unexpected pardon, that nightmare has come to an abrupt and miraculous end.

Within hours of their release, photos began surfacing online of the Chrisley family’s tearful reunion outside their Nashville home. Balloons, flowers, and banners reading “Welcome Home” decorated the lawn as Todd and Julie stepped out of their car, visibly emotional.

Grayson posted a family photo with the caption:

“God is faithful. After everything, our prayers have been answered. My parents are free. Praise God forever.”

The image spread like wildfire, drawing millions of reactions across platforms.

Savannah’s Tearful Reaction — “Our Prayers Were Answered”

No one fought harder for Todd and Julie’s release than their daughter Savannah Chrisley, who had taken custody of her younger brother Grayson and niece Chloe during her parents’ imprisonment.

In a tearful Instagram Live, Savannah told fans:

“My phone is going crazy right now. I can’t stop crying. President Trump gave them a full, unconditional pardon. My parents get to start their lives over — and for that, I will forever be grateful.”

Savannah credited her faith and her brother for keeping the family strong through the darkest moments.

“Grayson was our rock,” she said on her podcast Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley. “Even when we wanted to give up, he kept saying, ‘God’s not done with us yet.’ And he was right.”

Todd and Julie Speak Out — “God and Trump Made It Happen”