The Chrisley family’s love lives have been in the spotlight since their reality TV debut, and there is a reason for that: they welcomed us into their lives as if we were family ourselves. When Chrisley Knows Best first aired on USA Network in March 2014, viewers were introduced to a clan that was unapologetically loud, sharply dressed, and deeply devoted to one another. At the center was Todd Chrisley, a former real estate investor who quickly became known for his biting one-liners, his larger-than-life personality, and his surprisingly soft heart. By his side stood Julie Chrisley, his wife since May 1996, whose quiet grace and steady patience often balanced Todd’s theatrical energy. The couple’s children—Chase, Savannah, and Grayson—grew up on camera, and viewers also met Lindsie and Kyle, Todd’s children from his earlier marriage to Teresa Terry. In the beginning, the show felt like a fun peek into a wealthy, high-energy household. But it soon became clear that the Chrisleys were not just entertaining; they were relatable. Their family dinners, their playful arguments about manners and money, their tearful reconciliations after a fight—all of it reminded us of our own families. Because they were so open, their romantic lives became part of the story too. We watched Todd and Julie flirt like teenagers, finishing each other’s sentences and rolling their eyes at each other’s quirks. We watched their children stumble through early relationships under the glare of cameras and social media. We cared about who they loved, who broke their hearts, and who stood beside them at family events. That level of intimacy is rare. It turned the Chrisleys from distant celebrities into people we felt we knew, and it made every new relationship feel like a chapter in a story we had been following for years.
Todd and Julie’s marriage has always been the anchor of the family, and it was already well established long before the cameras arrived. They married in May 1996, which meant that by the time Chrisley Knows Best premiered in 2014, they had already shared nearly eighteen years of life together. That history mattered. It gave their relationship a depth that could not be staged. Todd brought Lindsie and Kyle into the marriage from his first relationship with Teresa Terry, and together he and Julie built a blended family that eventually included Chase, Savannah, and Grayson. Blending a family is never easy, and the Chrisleys did not pretend otherwise. There were tensions, adjustments, and complicated emotions. But through it all, Todd and Julie presented a united front. They were not a perfect couple, and they never claimed to be. They argued. They had moments of frustration. But they also chose each other, again and again, in public and in private. Viewers looked to them as a kind of relationship compass. When Todd was too stubborn, Julie knew how to bring him back to earth. When Julie was overwhelmed, Todd found a way to make her laugh. Their marriage was not a fairy tale; it was a partnership built on patience, humor, and the decision to keep going when things got hard. That example shaped their children in ways that became visible as those children entered their own relationships. Todd and Julie taught them that love is not just a feeling. It is a practice. It is showing up on ordinary days, apologizing when you are wrong, and holding on when the world around you feels unsteady. The longevity of their marriage was a source of comfort to fans, and it also raised the bar for the next generation of Chrisleys, who would grow up knowing what commitment looked like, even when life got messy.
Because the family was so comfortable sharing their lives on television, the Chrisley children’s romantic journeys became public in ways that most young people never have to experience. Lindsie, Todd’s oldest daughter, lived much of her love story under that powerful spotlight. In July 2021, she made headlines when she and her husband, Will Campbell, split for the third time since eloping in 2012. The word eloping suggests something romantic and spontaneous—two people so sure of each other that they did not need a big ceremony. But what followed was not a straight path to happily ever after. Lindsie and Will’s relationship became a cycle of reunions and separations, hope and heartbreak. Each time they came back together, there must have been a belief that things could be different. Each time they parted, there must have been a grief that no camera could capture. Watching someone go through that in public is complicated. We feel for them, but we also know we cannot fully understand what they are carrying. Lindsie handled the attention with remarkable dignity. She did not hide her pain, but she also did not let it define her. Her story resonated with so many people because it reflected a truth that almost every family knows: love is not linear. Sometimes it loops back. Sometimes it starts again with the same person. Sometimes the kindest thing two people can do is let each other go. Lindsie’s journey was not a failure. It was a testament to her willingness to try, to believe, and to keep moving forward even when love did not follow the script she had imagined. In a world that often reduces relationships to checklists, her story was a reminder that real life is far more complicated—and far more human.
Savannah Chrisley, meanwhile, became the face of a love story that many fans had high hopes for. She was engaged to hockey player Nic Kerdiles, and when the couple announced their engagement in April 2019, it felt like a celebration. Savannah had grown up in front of viewers, and seeing her find someone who seemed to adore her was genuinely moving. The engagement photos were beautiful. The posts were filled with love and excitement. It was easy to imagine a wedding, a family, and the kind of future that reality television loves to romanticize. But life had other plans. At some point, Savannah and Nic revealed that they had made the difficult decision to postpone their wedding. Postponements are often the first crack in a relationship, not because the love is not there, but because timing and truth do not always align. For Savannah and Nic, the postponement was a honest admission that they were not ready to move forward in the way they had once hoped. In September 2020, Savannah took to Instagram to share the news that they had split. It was a public announcement of a very private heartbreak, and Savannah handled it with grace. She did not pretend that everything was fine. She acknowledged the sadness and asked for understanding. What made that moment so affecting was her willingness to be real. She had grown up in a family that taught her to be strong, but she also understood that strength often looks like vulnerability. Her relationship with Nic had been meaningful, and its ending did not undo that meaning. It simply meant that they were not the right ending for each other. Savannah’s courage in walking away from a love that looked right on paper reminded us that not every relationship is meant to last, and that ending it is not a weakness—it is a step toward the life you are actually supposed to live.
Now, in 2026, Savannah is writing a completely new chapter, and it is one filled with hope. She recently announced that she is not only engaged to a man named Jason but also expecting a child. The double announcement felt like a breath of fresh air, both for Savannah and for everyone who had watched her navigate the peaks and valleys of young love. There is something profoundly beautiful about watching someone find love again after a very public heartbreak. It is a reminder that loss is not the end of the story. For Savannah, this news represented everything she had quietly hoped for: a partner who felt like home, a child to love and protect, and a future that finally felt like it belonged to her. The Chrisley family, which had supported Savannah through her darkest moments, now had a reason to celebrate like never before. An engagement and a pregnancy are not just personal milestones. They are family milestones. They change the way everyone sees the future. Jason may not be a familiar name to fans, and the details of their relationship may be private, but the emotion behind the announcement was unmistakable. Savannah was happy. She was ready. She had found someone who made her believe in love again, and that is not a small thing. It takes courage to open your heart after you have been hurt. It takes even more courage to do it while the whole world is watching. Savannah did not run from her past. She learned from it. She carried the lessons with her, and now she is stepping into the most deeply personal role of her life. As she prepares for motherhood and marriage, she carries the love of her family with her—and she reminds all of us that new beginnings are always possible.
Looking at the Chrisley family as a whole, it becomes clear that their love lives will always be part of their story. That is the price of opening your home to the world. But there is also something deeply relatable about the way they love, stumble, and try again. Todd and Julie remain the foundation, a couple whose bond has been through its share of storms and still stands. Lindsie has walked through the pain of a marriage that ended, and she has learned to redefine what happiness looks like on her own terms. Savannah, after experiencing heartbreak in the public eye, is celebrating the beginning of motherhood and marriage. The original article that accompanied this family’s story promised to show who the Chrisleys are dating now, but the truth is that no single list can capture a heart. People are not static. Relationships grow, shift, and sometimes end. What makes the Chrisleys compelling is not their perfection but their persistence. They have faced public scrutiny, personal heartbreak, and all the complications of being human. Yet they keep choosing love—in all its messy, unpredictable forms. They keep showing up for one another, even when the world is watching. Their story reminds us that love is not a competition. There is no right timeline. There is only the courage to open your heart, the grace to close it when necessary, and the hope to open it again. The Chrisleys have given us permission to believe in second chances, third chances, and new beginnings. And in their newest chapter, as Savannah prepares to welcome a child into the family, we are reminded that love is ultimately the thing that carries us through—no matter how many times we have to start over.
