Savannah Chrisley Recalls 'Spending Money Like It Was Never Going Away' Ahead of Parents' Prison Stints

Savannah Chrisley said her parents' legal situation 'took away a lot of things' and 'for about a year, anything work-wise disappeared' because of it

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"I think Savannah, while it's not her job to make restitution on behalf of her parents, she has every intention," Surgent said. "I've spoken to her a number of times about it. She has every intention to do everything she can do to make restitution on behalf of her parents from the outside."to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

And while this is still an "unusual" approach, Surgent said Savannah "happens to be in a situation that she's very creative, she has a unique talent and she's a great interviewer." "She's gonna do well towards that end," he added, "as far as earning money and being able to help with restitution."

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