The couple both had some facial work done in July.The couple both had some facial work done in July.
The couple that gets facelifts together, stay together.
At least that’s the case for Julie and Todd Chrisley.
On Thursday, the couple appeared on Friday’s episode of Bunnie Xo’s “Dumb Blonde” podcast, revealing that they went under the knife at the same time for his-and-hers facelifts.
The procedure took place in July, more than a year following their May 2025 release from prison, after receiving a full pardon from President Donald Trump.
Julie went under the knife first, recieving a lower face and neck lift as well as a CO2 laser procedure.
Though Todd wasn’t explicit about the line items on his surgeon’s bill, he explained, “Julie was talking [saying], ‘I want to have this done,’ and I said then, ‘I’ll go in with you.’”
Of her lip lift, Julie shared, “It’s not settled in right, exactly. It was horrible,” continuing, “I like the look of it, but it was the most pain as far as recovery. I was in no pain with the facelift.”
She was supported by her husband, who added, “Julie has a high tolerance for pain; she did not complain one time.”
Todd claims he was immune to the same soreness because of his past history with cosmetic treatments: “I was the slave to laser. I think I’ve been fried so much, I’m kind of numb to it.”
Forever the supportive husband, Todd told Bunnie, “She went in first because if he f—ked her up, I wasn’t doing it,” explaining, “She’s the one who wanted to go down this road so I agreed to go with her, but I did not agree to go first.”
Perhaps the couple are getting wedding ready; daughter Savannah Chrisley earlier this week that she is not only expecting her first child, but has also been engaged to fiancé Jason Galanis for almost a year.
According to the podcast, her parents were initially hesitant about the relationship, saying of Jason, “He’s 20 years older, and it was not something I embraced because, I mean, to the point that I had a choice to make … It was either embrace my daughter’s decision or lose my daughter.”
Continuing, “And nothing is ever coming between me and my daughter … I love Savannah with my heart and soul, but did I advocate for this? No. But I will tell you that he has treated her with the utmost of respect.”
