Savannah Chrisley, 29, had a specific message for fans while showing off her massive engagement ring from convicted fraudster husband Jason Galanis, 56.
Chrisley took to Instagram Saturday morning to repost a video of her oval-cut diamond taken by jeweler Nicole Genovese of Genovese Jewelers.
The video featured the caption: “My man just said, ‘You’re not too expensive, you’re my best investment.’ Ladies… find a man with his mindset.
Page Six Style previously reported that the ring could be worth more than $1.5 million, with a center stone estimated to be between 15 and 18 carats.
The side stones of the ring have been appraised at 2 carats each by experts.
In late October, Chrisley shocked the world after revealing that she had secretly married Galanis months ago and was pregnant with their first child, a boy.
The two began dating in July 2025 and married a year later in a secret ceremony in the Cayman Islands.
However, Page Six has since learned that Galanis has quite a colorful past.
Galanis, once dubbed “the new king of porn,” was previously convicted of several financial fraud schemes, including a $60 million scam targeting the Oglala Sioux Tribe of South Dakota.
He was also an associate of Hunter Biden and testified before the House Oversight Committee as part of House Republicans’ investigation to impeach then-President Joe Biden in 2024.
Galanis served several years in federal prison before being commuted without explanation by President Donald Trump in March 2025. Two months later, Chrisley’s parents, Todd and Julie, were also pardoned by Trump after being convicted in 2022 of conspiracy to commit bank fraud and evade taxes.
Page Six confirmed that his time in prison at the federal prison camp in Pensacola, Florida, overlapped with Todd’s.
The “Chrisley Knows Best” star first announced their relationship on Oct. 27 and revealed she was pregnant in an Instagram post and coordinating episode of her podcast.
At the time, she didn’t name him, only calling him by “J.” His identity was later revealed by Us Weekly.
“I prayed for this life. I cried for this life. And there were times when I really wondered if this life would ever be mine. 🥹🤍,” she captioned the clip, showing off her husband and her growing baby bump.
She said Galanis was her “protector,” her “fierceest fighter,” as well as her “most loyal person.”
Last weekend, Chrisley took to her Instagram Stories to respond to public backlash, writing that “the world can be incredibly cruel.”
“People can be quick to judge, quick to condemn, and slow to show grace,” she wrote. “But as I sit here looking at God’s magnificent creation, I remember something much bigger than the noise around me…”
“The world may try to steal your peace, but it can never deprive you of what God has promised you,” she continued.
She said that “love always wins” and that “her heart is full.”
“Thank you, Jesus, for a peace that this world cannot give and a love that this world cannot take away,” she concluded.
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