Savannah Chrisley’s engagement week just got a lot more complicated. Court documents obtained by Page Six reveal that her new fiancé, Jason Galanis, and his then-wife were sued in 2012 by a Beverly Hills jeweler over a $40,000 balance left on a custom $120,000 diamond bracelet. A judgment was entered against the pair that August and satisfied in full by December of the same year, though it remains unclear who covered the bill.
The bracelet drama is only part of the story. Galanis, 56, was sentenced to over 14 years in prison in 2020 for financial fraud, and President Trump commuted his sentence in March 2025. Meanwhile, Savannah, 29, announced both her engagement and a pregnancy this week, and the couple is planning to marry in May 2027. She’s already pushed back at critics, saying her unborn child is not a headline or a controversy.
There’s even a strange footnote here: Galanis and Savannah’s father, Todd Chrisley, reportedly ended up at the same prison camp. So what do you think: does a partner’s past matter when you’re building a future? Sound off in the comments.
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