Ex-Hunter Biden pal who testified against him engaged to pregnant reality star Savannah Chrisley

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Nava, V. (2026, October 28). Ex-Hunter Biden pal who testified against him engaged to pregnant reality star Savannah Chrisley. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/27/us-news/ex-hunter-biden-pal-who-testified-against-him-engaged-to-reality-star-savannah-chrisley/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-28 · by Victor Nava

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Jason Galanis, a former business associate of Hunter Biden who testified against him before the House Oversight Committee, is engaged to reality star Savannah Chrisley from "Chrisley Knows Best." Galanis was an equity partner at Burnham Financial Group with Hunter Biden from 2012 to 2015. He orchestrated a $60 million fraud scheme involving fake municipal bonds sold to the Wakpamni Lake Community of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, for which he received an 189-month prison sentence in September 2020. Galanis testified that Hunter Biden's main goal was to make billions using his family connections, and President Trump commuted his sentence last year.
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Jason Galanis, a former business partner of Hunter Biden and convicted fraudster, is now engaged to pregnant reality star Savannah Chrisley. Galanis, 56, was an equity partner at Burnham Financial Group (BFG) from 2012 to 2015, where Hunter served as vice chairman. He testified before the House Oversight Committee in 2024 and admitted orchestrating a $60 million fraud scheme through BFG's subsidiary Burnham Securities, which involved selling fake municipal bonds to the Wakpamni Lake Community of the Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota. Galanis received an 189-month prison sentence in September 2020 for his involvement in this fraud.

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🔮 Galanis, 56, was a business partner of Hunter’s from 2012 to 2015, he told the House Oversight Committee in 2024. Both were equity partners at the Burnham Financial Group (BFG), where Hunter served as vice chairman. Hunter was brought into the group because of the “strategic relationships,” including from Kazakhstan, Russia and China, that he could provide the venture, according to Galanis.
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BFG Galanis Instagram Us Weekly the House Oversight Committee

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Galanis PERSON · 15× Hunter PERSON · 6× Hunter Biden PERSON · 3× BFG ORG · 2× Jason Galanis PERSON · 2× Joe Biden PERSON · 2× Trump PERSON · 2× the House Oversight Committee ORG · 2× Jason PERSON · 1× Savannah Chrisley PERSON · 1×

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Through a subsidiary of BFG, Burnham Securities, Galanis orchestrated a $60 million fraud scheme to sell bogus municipal bonds to the Wakpamni Lake Community of the Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, federal court documents showed.
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🔮 Galanis, 56, was a business partner of Hunter’s from 2012 to 2015, he told the House Oversight Committee in 2024. Both were equity partners at the Burnham Financial Group (BFG), where Hunter served as vice chairman. Hunter was brought into the group because of the “strategic relationships,” including from Kazakhstan, Russia and China, that he could provide the venture, according to Galanis.

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Jason Galanis, an ex-business associate of disgraced former first son Hunter Biden, was identified Tuesday as the mystery man engaged to reality star Savannah Chrisley. asserted
Galanis → identify → Chrisley
The “Chrisley Knows Best” star announced she was pregnant and engaged to a man named “Jason” — later identified as Galanis by Us Weekly — in an Instagram post. asserted
she → know → post
Galanis, 56, was a business partner of Hunter’s from 2012 to 2015, he told the House Oversight Committee in 2024. Both were equity partners at the Burnham Financial Group (BFG), where Hunter served as vice chairman. Hunter was brought into the group because of the “strategic relationships,” including from Kazakhstan, Russia and China, that he could provide the venture, according to Galanis. uncertain
he → tell → Galanis
Through a subsidiary of BFG, Burnham Securities, Galanis orchestrated a $60 million fraud scheme to sell bogus municipal bonds to the Wakpamni Lake Community of the Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, federal court documents showed. asserted
documents → orchestrate → Dakota
Galanis was sentenced to 189 months in prison in September 2020. asserted
Galanis → sentence → September
While behind bars, Galanis briefly cooperated with House Republican investigators who were looking into his dealings with the 46th president’s son. asserted
who → cooperate → son
In virtual testimony, Galanis revealed a 2014 conversation then-Vice President Joe Biden had with Hunter and the former mayor of Moscow. “You be good to my boy,” the elder Biden had told ex-Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov and his wife, the oligarch Yelena Baturina, during the May 4, 2014, call, according to Galanis. uncertain
Biden → reveal → Galanis
Baturina had two months earlier transferred $3.5 million to a firm controlled by Hunter Biden and his business partner Devon Archer, who later became involved in the tribal bonds scheme with Galanis. asserted
who → transfer → Galanis
Galanis also told GOP investigators that Hunter’s primary goal was “to make billions, not just millions” for the family. asserted
goal → tell → family
“The entire value add of Hunter Biden to our business was his family name and his access to his father, Vice President Joe Biden,” Galanis testified. asserted
Galanis → testify → father
“Because of this access, I agreed to contribute equity ownership … for no out-of-pocket cost … in exchange for their, quote, relationship capital.” asserted
I → agree → capital
President Trump commuted Galanis’ sentence last year. asserted
Trump → commute → sentence
He had been serving a 14-year sentence at a corrections center in Montgomery, Ala. asserted
He → serve → Montgomery
Hunter downplayed his ties to Galanis in his 2024 testimony to the House Oversight Committee. asserted
Hunter → downplay → Committee
“I think that 10 years ago for 30 minutes I was introduced to Jason Galanis, and that’s only – the only time I ever recall meeting him,” he said. asserted
he → think → him
Galanis and Chrisley’s father, Todd, who was also pardoned by Trump, served time at Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Fla., in 2023, according to Page Six. Galanis was once dubbed “Porn’s New King” for his investments in internet pornography technology. uncertain
Galanis → pardon → technology
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