Savannah Chrisley just announced her engagement and pregnancy, and her fiancé’s past is already in the spotlight. New court documents obtained by Page Six show Jason Galanis and his then-wife were sued in 2012 by a Beverly Hills jeweler over a $40,000 unpaid balance on a $120,000 custom diamond bracelet. A judgment was entered against them in August 2012 and satisfied in full by December of that year.
The timing is what’s got everyone talking. Galanis, 56, is a convicted fraudster whose sentence was commuted by President Trump in March 2025. Savannah, 29, announced the engagement this week and defended the relationship on her podcast, saying she doesn’t care what people think because he’s the love of her life. The couple plans to marry in May 2027.
So now the internet is doing what the internet does, splitting into camps and debating everything from the 27-year age gap to the resurfaced bracelet lawsuit. The case itself is closed and paid off, but that hasn’t slowed the conversation one bit. What do you think: does a resolved legal issue from over a decade ago matter in a new relationship, or should people let it go?
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