Todd Chrisley stands up against Ricksinger, the mastermind behind the prison “Varsity Blues”

“Chrisley knows the best” star Todd Chrisley I remember that he allegedly collided behind a bar with Rick Singer, the mastermind behind the Varsity Blues college admissions scandal.

In May, 57-year-old Todd and his wife, Julie, 52, were jailed after being convicted of federal bank fraud and tax evasion, but were released from federal prison after receiving pardon from President Donald Trump. During the joint appearance of daughter Savannah Chrisley “Unlock” Tuesday’s podcast Todd and Julie reflected on their experiences as they spent their time at separate facilities in Kentucky and Florida.

“My dad almost got sent to (another) county at once,” recalled Savanna, 27.

“What? When I jumped on that guy? About you?” Todd asked, referring to his fellow inmate singer at Pensacola, Federal Prison, Pensacola, Florida.

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Todd slams the singer and branded his former basketball coach with “talking to Snitch” Lori Laughlin and her husband (Mosimo Giannuli, a fashion designer). “He allegedly denied cooperation with the federal investigation.

“He was talking about Smack. He said he wasn’t wearing wires. He didn’t tell anyone. The federal government set him up.

“He came and asked me, he said, ‘Did you start your book?” And I said, ‘No,’ he said, ‘I’ve started working on mine.’ And then I said, “Well, I hope the first chapter introduces you as America’s biggest snitch,” Todd claimed.

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“I talked to him about them with Felicity and Bill (Huffman’s husband William H. Macy, who was not charged with the scandal) and Lori, and told him, ‘I don’t want to have another conversation with you,” Todd said. “So he turned around and left.”

However, Todd said he would meet another singer a few months later. Advocate for the release of her parents.

“He was talking about Savannah, when s already started pulling to Barbara Walters and exposing everything in the BOP (Federal Prison Bureau),” claimed Todd.

“So he started talking about Smack, so I walked over to him and said, ‘I’m going to say this again. I’m already in prison,'” Todd continued. “I said, ‘I’ll tear your head and put my head down if you tell me about my child again.”

“And I meant what I said,” he added. “I said, ‘I don’t need you to be afraid of me. If my daughter’s name comes out of her mouth again, I will tear your head and put my head down.”

Todd explained that he “had never had any other issues” with the singer, pointing out that their passionate interaction was “really the only problem” he had while in prison.

Singer’s lawyer did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Fox News Digital.

The singer was the mastermind behind the 2019 college admissions scandal, receiving a total of over $25 million payments from numerous parents, including the “Full House” actress and the “Desperate Housewife” star. Felicity Huffman, To ensure that children are accepted by some of the most selective schools in the country with fake test scores and athletic qualifications.

Singer secretly began working with investigators and worked with the FBI to record hundreds of calls and meetings before dozens of parents and athletic coaches were arrested in March 2019.

That’s what the singer was like in 2023 He was sentenced for 42 months After pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit prison crimes, conspiracy to laundering money, obstructing justice and conspiracy to fraudulent the United States. He was also ordered to pay the federal government $10 million in reparations.

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Loughlin, Giannulli, and Huffman served prison time for their involvement in a litigation agency called “Operation Varsity Blues.”

After spending 16 months at Pensacola in federal prison, Singer was released in August 2024 and sentenced to prison in a half-hearted house in Los Angeles.

In front of them The president’s pardon, Todd and Julie served in a 19-year prison combination. The pair was released on May 28th and have consistently maintained their innocence.

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