Lindsie Chrisley has opened up about the severe emotional toll she says she has endured in the wake of her estranged family’s new television series. The reality television personality, who is not featured in the program, claims the show has fueled a wave of online vitriol directed at her.
In a recent episode of her podcast, Chrisley stated she has not watched the docuseries, titled Back to Reality, on the advice of her team for her own mental well-being. However, she says the fallout from the program reached her through social media.
“The narrative that was presented has had real consequences,” Chrisley explained. “It reached a point where I had to remove myself from all social platforms for several weeks. The messages became so extreme that I was being told to harm myself, which is something no one should ever have to read, especially when you’re just going about your daily life.”
The series features other members of the Chrisley family, including her half-sister Savannah, who made several allegations against Lindsie on camera. These claims reportedly include an incident from a previous family show and references to a past legal letter Lindsie was involved with, culminating in a statement that they are “no longer family.”
Chrisley disputes the accuracy of the portrayals and has announced plans to share her version of events in an upcoming podcast episode. “I never intended to revisit this publicly,” she said, “but after seeing the inaccuracies that were broadcast, I feel compelled to finally tell my side of the story.”
The family’s return to television follows a period of legal turmoil for her father and stepmother, who were recently released from prison after receiving pardons for previous fraud convictions. The renewed media attention has seemingly intensified long-standing familial divisions, with Lindsie Chrisley now speaking out about the personal cost of the public feud.
