All roads lead back to Savannah Chrisley’s past relationship.
During Grayson Chrisley’s Tuesday, August 19, appearance on his sister’s “Unlocked” podcast, the topic of relationships came up. Grayson, 19, confirmed that he’s single but he’s open to dating.
“[I] think it depends on the person,” he said. “I think there’s some people where I’m like, ‘I’d rather just be single.’ And there’s some people that are literally I’d be like, ‘Yeah, I mean, I’d date you.”
Savannah, 28, told Grayson to stay single because “it’s just a trap” to date.
“You’ll be miserable. Listen to me, you may even get ghosted,” she added. “That’s a possibility too.”
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Grayson said that dating in college — he attends the University of Alabama — makes it harder to “ghost” people.
“When you live in different states it’s way easier,” he added, understanding where Savannah was taking the conversation.
“It was handled very immature and irresponsible,” Grayson said. “You would think that somebody that had almost two decades on you would know how to handle a situation better but, clearly, they do not.”
Savannah revealed during an episode of her “Unlocked” podcast earlier this month that she and ex-boyfriend Robert Shiver briefly got back together after her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were released from prison in May. However, they split shortly thereafter because he apparently “ghosted” her.
“We hung out some, we went on a trip and had the absolute best time, because we truly were best friends,” she said during the show’s August 5 episode, noting that she and Shiver, 40 decided to stay “super quiet” about their reconciliation.
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Savannah revealed her relationship with Shiver during a 2023 appearance on “The Viall Files” podcast. Us Weekly confirmed in April that they had split. Savannah told listeners that things fell apart a second time after Savannah “got ghosted.”
“I don’t think that’s actually ever happened to me before, so I really didn’t know how to act,” she said. “After 24 hours of not hearing from him, I was like, ‘Savannah, you deserve better behavior than this.’ So, I blocked him.”
Savannah concluded her story by telling fans that “it sucks” to get ghosted.
“[it] is what it is. But was I sad about it? Very much so,” she continued. “I think I was sad because I had gotten my hopes up that this was going to be my second chance.”