The couple that takes a new form together, stays together.
At least that’s the case for Julie and Todd Chrisley.
On Thursday, the pair appeared on Friday’s episode of Bani XO “dumb blonde” Podcast, revealing that they went under the knife at the same time for her and his facelift.
The process took place in July, more than a year after his release from prison in May 2025, after he received a full pardon from President Donald Trump.
Julie went under the knife first, having her lower face and neck lifted as well as a CO2 laser procedure.
Although Todd wasn’t specific about the line items on his surgeon’s bill, he explained, “Julie was talking [saying]’I want to do it,’ and I then said, ‘I’ll go in with you.’
Of her lip lift, Julie shared, “It didn’t go right at all. It was horrible,” continuing, “I love the look of it, but it was the most pain in terms of recovery. I didn’t feel any pain during the facelift.”
She was supported by her husband, who said, “Julie has a high tolerance for pain; she never once complained.”
Todd claims he was immune to the same suffering because of his previous history of cosmetic treatments: “I was a slave to the laser. I think I’ve been traumatized so much, I’ve become numb to it.”
Forever supportive husband, Todd, told Bunnie, “She went in first because if she molested her, 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 didn’t agree to go first.”
Perhaps the couple is preparing for a wedding; Daughter Savannah Chrisley revealed earlier this week that not only is she expecting her first child, but she’s also been engaged to her fiancé of almost a year, Jason Galanis.
According to the podcast, her parents were initially hesitant about the relationship, saying of Jason, “He’s 20 years older, and it wasn’t something I embraced because, I mean, to the extent that I had a choice… it was either accept my daughter’s decision or lose my daughter.”
Adding, “And nothing is coming between me and my daughter… I love Savannah with all my heart and soul, but did I advocate for it? No. But I will tell you that he treated her with the utmost respect.”