Julie Chrisley’s adopted daughter Chloe dealing with sentencing ‘in her own way’

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Julie Chrisley and Todd Chrisley’s 10-year-old adopted daughter, Chloe, is handling their sentencing “in her own way.”

In an “Unlocked” podcast episode filmed before the Nov. 21 court date, Julie spoke with daughter Savannah Chrisley, who currently has custody of Chloe.

Savannah called Chloe “really nosy” in the interview, noting that she “listens more than” her family members expect her to.

“She’ll put on her headphones and act like she’s listening to something when in reality nothing’s on,” the 25-year-old continued. “So all of the legal issues we’ve had going on, she’s heard about [them].”

Julie, 49, and her 53-year-old husband obtained custody of Chloe in 2016 amid their son Kyle Chrisley’s addiction struggles.

After the couple were found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion and sentenced to a collective 19 months of prison, as well as six months of probation each, Savannah clarified that she had assumed custody of Chloe.

When Savannah said on Tuesday’s episode that Chloe is “dealing with” the sentencing “in her own way,” Julie chimed in that the preteen also has “the help of therapists.”

Savannah agreed, explaining that Chloe has “had a psychologist since she was a toddler” since Julie and Todd “wanted to stay on top of her mental health and what’s in her best interest.”