Savannah Chrisley Reveals How Many Kids She Hopes to Have — and Order of Gender: ‘Hate to Be Specific’
The ‘Chrisley Knows Best’ alum previously revealed that she “slowed my timeline down” for having kids after becoming guardians to siblings Chloe and Grayson amid her parents’ prison sentences
The Chrisley Knows Best alum, 26, and sister Chloe Chrisley opened up about if they wanted to start a family in the future on her Unlocked podcast.
When asked how many kids they want to have, Savannah and Chloe, 11, agreed that they both wanted three children.
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The pair then detailed the gender order they are hoping for when welcoming kids.
“Girl, boy, girl,” Savannah revealed and Chloe responded, “That’s what I was gonna do.”
However, Savannah then had second thoughts about the birth order, saying, “Actually… I would rather [have] boy, girl, boy.”
“No. I want two twin girls and a boy,” Chloe shared and Savannah jokingly replied, “Hate to be specific, but yeah.”
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In February, Savannah appeared on The Adversity Advantage Podcast, where she opened up about how her vision for a family of her own has changed since she became guardian for Chloe and Grayson Chrisley amid their parents Todd and Julie Chrisley’s imprisonment.
“I always used to say I will have however many kids God will allow. That was my viewpoint,” she began. “I don’t know, I think when you’re young you think kids are easy, right? No.”
“After having Chloe and Grayson, if anything, it slowed my timeline down on things,” she acknowledged. “But I always said God meant for me to be a mom. If I don’t do anything right with my life, that’s going to be the one thing that I do right.”
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Reflecting on her experience, she continued, “It’s definitely opened my eyes to how important bringing a child into this world is and how when we’re gone, what we leave behind are children. So, how we raise them and how we love them and guide them, it matters.”
“I think, if anything, it’s just made me realize that when that time does come for me to have kids, every little decision matters and impacts your child,” she concluded.
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Chrisley became the primary guardian of Chloe and her brother Grayson, 17, after a federal judge sentenced her father, Todd, 54, and mother, Julie, 50, to a combined 19 years in prison for tax fraud in November 2022. Though Julie’s case was tossed and she now awaits resentencing, Todd’s appeal was rejected.
