Savannah Chrisley defends ‘innocent’ unborn child with Jason Galanis as relationship backlash mounts: ‘You are not a controversy’

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Bueno, A. (2026, October 28). Savannah Chrisley defends ‘innocent’ unborn child with Jason Galanis as relationship backlash mounts: ‘You are not a controversy’. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/27/celebrity-news/savannah-chrisley-defends-innocent-unborn-child-with-jason-galanis-as-relationship-backlash-mounts/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-28 · by Antoinette Bueno

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Savannah Chrisley, the "Chrisley Knows Best" star, defended her unborn child against public criticism by posting an image of her sonogram on Instagram. She emphasized that her baby is innocent and not defined by past controversies or opinions about their relationship with fiancé Jason Galanis, who is 27 years older than Chrisley. The article notes that Galanis was formerly associated with Hunter Biden and testified in the Republican impeachment inquiry concerning Joe Biden before being sentenced to over 14 years in prison for fraud-related crimes.
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Savannah Chrisley, a cast member of the TV show "Chrisley Knows Best," defended her unborn child on Instagram, addressing backlash over her relationship with Jason Galanis, who is 27 years older than she. In September 2026, Chrisley announced her pregnancy and engagement to Galanis in an Instagram video. She posted a sonogram image on her Instagram Stories, writing that her child was "innocent" and "the greatest blessing." Galanis, who is currently 56 years old, served time for his role in schemes that defrauded a Native American tribe and investors of tens of millions of dollars; he was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison in September 2020. Despite this past, Chrisley emphasized her joy and love for the child, stating, "No amount of noise in this world will ever overshadow the joy of being your mama."

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🔮 “No amount of noise in this world will ever overshadow the joy of being your mama,” she wrote.
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Galanis was behind bars after he was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison in September 2020 for his role in two schemes, including one that defrauded a Native American tribe and investors out of tens of millions of dollars.
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🔮 “No amount of noise in this world will ever overshadow the joy of being your mama,” she wrote.

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The “Chrisley Knows Best” alum posted a picture of her sonogram Tuesday on her Instagram Stories, noting that her child was worth all the public scrutiny. asserted
child → know → scrutiny
You are not a controversy,” she wrote. asserted
she → write → ?
“You are not defined by anyone’s past, anyone’s mistakes, or anyone’s opinions.” asserted
You → define → past
Chrisley noted her child was “innocent, deeply loved and the greatest blessing” to both her and her fiancé. asserted
child → note → her
“No amount of noise in this world will ever overshadow the joy of being your mama,” she wrote. asserted
she → overshadow → joy
“You are my answered prayer,” she continued. asserted
she → answer → ?
“And I will never apologize for celebrating you.” asserted
I → apologize → you
Chrisley, 29, dropped the bombshell that she’s expecting her first child and was engaged in an Instagram video Tuesday. asserted
she → drop → video
While she didn’t name Galanis, she did note that her fiancé was “much older” than her. asserted
fiancé → name → her
Us Weekly later identified Chrisley’s husband-to-be as Galanis, 56, who’s 27 years older than her. asserted
who → identify → her
He was an associate of Hunter Biden who testified in the Republican impeachment inquiry into former President Joe Biden in March 2024 while he was still in prison. asserted
he → testify → prison
Galanis was behind bars after he was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison in September 2020 for his role in two schemes, including one that defrauded a Native American tribe and investors out of tens of millions of dollars. asserted
that → sentence → dollars
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