Where are the Chrisleys now?

Every Thursday night, Todd Chrisley and his family open up about their life to us. From private Botox treatments to a big family mansion, it is an understatement to say that the Chrisley Knows Best brood lives in luxury.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are residents of Brentwood, Tennessee.

They acquired the house for $3.4 million in 2019, refurbished it, and then sold it for $4.75 million two months later.

After formerly residing in Roswell and Alpharetta, Georgia, the family relocated to the Brentwood region.

According to reports, the Chrisley family relocated to Nashville, to a more quiet neighborhood, due to the influx of tourists to their house.

They opted to say their goodbyes to their prior residence in favor of a new residence in Nashville.

Todd has previously stated that “security is a major concern,” and the family’s former mansion has already been featured on the show.

The house, on the other hand, had begun to attract unwanted attention from tourists.

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