Todd Chrisley I got involved with her son Chase ChrisleyHealth problems after their prison release.
“I don’t know exactly what’s going on with Chase,” said Todd, 56, on Tuesday, September 16, episode of Chrisleys: Back to reality. “For about four years, Chase has stomach problems. When I saw it, I thought my heart was going to break because I realized how thin. “
Todd said he was “at the top” of his son’s health since his return from prison.
“”[It’s] The point where Chase is irritated at the moment. “I am 30 years old, I don’t need my father to go to the doctor with me,” said Todd, recalling a conversation he had had with Chase. “I said,” Clearly you do it, because you have still not reached this. “”
Chase’s mom, Julie Chrisley, added: “Whatever happens, I just want Chase to be healthy. I want him to be mentally in a good head space. I want the best for him, because I do all my children.”
Chase, 29, first discussed his health difficulties in an episode of the Lifetime Docuseries broadcast on September 9.
“In the past year, I lost a lot of weight,” said Chase. “My body is just, like, rejecting food. Something is happening. It sucks. I mean, it’s absolutely miserable.”
Chase noted that his “health went to S ***” during lunch with his trading partner Cary Purcell. “I don’t know if that’s just all I did to catch up or stress,” he added.
“Regarding Chase’s health, it has gradually worsened,” said Chase’s girlfriend, Jodi Fourneratsaid in the same episode. “He cannot finally keep a meal – even sometimes water – down. I tried to change his diet, but as the obstinate pursuit he is, he refuses to think that it will help.”
Todd previously discussed his son’s health during a prison phone call. (Todd and Julie were pardoned by President Donald Trump In May after spending 28 months in prison. Tuesday’s episode was their first appearance in person on the documentary centers after being released.)
“I don’t know exactly what’s going on with Chase,” he said during the September 9 episode. “For about four years, Chase has had stomach problems. He has eaten and he would be in the bathroom or he would vomit. And that seems to be worse since I left. He has lost 15 pounds.”
He continued: “I don’t understand, he said,” Maybe I don’t want to know if something is really not going well. And I said, “Do you know how stupid it seems?” I said, “You find out what’s wrong and have it repaired and you continue your life. We will go to the bottom of it, I assure you.
