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Todd Chrisleyasked her fans to pray after being convicted of fraud and tax evasion.
Todd and Julie Crisley reiterated their recent financial beliefs in an episode of Wednesday's Confession of Chrisley podcast. The duo asked for prayer to support them.
"The messages we receive, the emails ... the gifts people are leaving on our doors, the flower arrangements ... all are overwhelming and very grateful." Said.
"[But] we don't want you ... waste your money on that ... we don't need anything. So you really want us The best gift we can give is prayer. "
Julie added:" Armen. "
Todd and Julie Crisley convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion I asked for prayer. (Photo by Kevin Mazur / ACMA2017)
Todd, Julie Chrisley speaks after being convicted of a financial crime
On June 7, Todd and Julie were convicted of convictions of bank fraud and tax evasion in a court in Atlanta.
The couple were first indicted in August 2019,, and a new indictment in February. In nine years, the couple faced 12 cases of banking and telegraph fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy.
They denied all accusations.
Todd was convicted ofconspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to deceive the United States, and tax fraud. ..
The couple used to talk about accusations on a podcast. rice field. (Tommy Garcia)
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Julie was convicted of bank fraud, bank fraud, US fraud and tax fraud. She was also charged with wire fraud and obstruction of justice.
Despite being "not allowed" to discuss the incident in detail, the couple wants the audience to know that "this is a very sad and tragic time for our family." I was thinking.
"But we still hold faith, and we believe that God will do his best because he is a miracle worker," Todd said.
Todd and Julie Crisley are famous for reality shows "Chrisley knows best." (Dennis Leupold)
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He added: "We are alive and kicking, and thank you for all the support we have received from everyone.
Fox News's Tracy Wright and Janelle Ash contributed to this report.
Lauryn Overhultz is FoxNews Digital's entertainment writer.
