Savannah Chrisley’s Husband Seemingly Wants $2M Meant for Fraud Victims
Yahoo • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Jason Galanis, husband of TV personality Savannah Chrisley, is involved in a legal battle to reclaim over $2.17 million seized by the government, which was intended for victims of his fraud schemes.
- Galanis is appealing a judge's decision that denied his request to recover the funds, with a federal appeals court hearing scheduled for November 13.
- His lawyers argue the government has "no legitimate interest" in holding the money and claim that no one besides Galanis has a valid claim to it.
- Galanis pleaded guilty in 2020 to orchestrating multimillion-dollar fraud schemes that defrauded investors of nearly $80 million and was sentenced to prison before President Trump commuted his sentence in March 2025.
- Despite the ongoing controversy, Savannah Chrisley has publicly supported her husband, who is currently facing unresolved legal proceedings.
