Chrisley Confessions 2.0
Episode: “I Told You So”
Release Date: February 18, 2026
Hosts: Todd and Julie Chrisley
Episode Overview
This episode marks Todd and Julie Chrisley’s return to podcasting with an even more personal and candid look at faith, family, marriage, and everyday chaos. The Chrisleys share their recent struggles including surviving an ice storm, family mishaps (including car troubles and a literal fall on the ice), and the joys and tribulations of living in close quarters with extended family. Woven throughout are the couple’s trademark banter, honesty about their roles in the family, and unfiltered commentary on current events and parenting. The episode is rich in relatable moments, with a healthy dose of humor, marital teasing, and heartfelt reflection.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Surviving the Nashville Ice Storm
- [00:54–01:54] Julie describes the “inconvenience” of the recent ice storm—highlighting her gratitude for family support (especially Nanny Faye) but sharing the frustrations of power outages and disrupted routines.
- “I am super grateful… so many people have it so much worse… It’s just aggravating… trying to get Chloe back in school.” – Julie [01:14]
- Todd jokes about school being overrated, referencing Kourtney Kardashian’s approach to homeschooling. [01:58]
2. Julie’s Car Mishap (and the Chrisley Marital Dynamic)
- [02:41–10:12] A significant chunk of the episode is devoted to the hilarious retelling of Julie’s new car hitting a curb and blowing a tire while trying to run errands during icy conditions. The story becomes a backdrop for their marital banter:
- Todd repeatedly (and playfully) scolds Julie for not listening to his advice: “Keep your ass in the house!” [02:41, 07:06]
- “Did I ever even get up?” – Todd [07:05]
- “No, he didn’t get up and say, honey, can I help you?” – Julie [07:06]
- “I told you so.” – Todd [07:08]
- They debate marital roles, responsibilities, and humorous misunderstandings, with Todd openly refusing to lend Julie his car after her mishap: “Not a chance in hell.” [08:05]
- The segment ends with Todd warning Nashville listeners to “stay clear of the highways” while Julie’s on the road. [10:12]
3. 12 Days Without Power & the Toll on Family Life
- [13:16–16:20] The Chrisleys recount life without power, with Julie stressing over spoiled food and cleaning out refrigerators. Todd offers practical help (and contacts) which Julie both appreciates and declines.
- Julie bears the brunt of household logistics, illustrating her resilience despite the tough week: “It’s sad… people don’t realize just how bad it was.” [14:33]
4. Julie’s Fall & Lack of Sympathy
- [16:13–19:00] Julie recounts slipping on ice while running errands, while Todd jokes about her making “snow angels” in the street:
- “Mom has fallen and she can’t get up. It was like the commercial.” – Todd [16:07]
- “It’s not funny! I could have really been hurt.” – Julie [17:10]
- Todd admits to laughing, and Julie laments getting “zero sympathy.” Eventually, Todd concedes: “Did I pick you up and then pick your stuff up and open the back and put it in?” [18:56]
5. Generational Reflections & Concerns for the Elderly
- [22:27–24:33] The hosts discuss the news about Savannah Guthrie’s mother and the vulnerability of elderly family members, drawing parallels to their own worries about Nanny Faye living alone:
- “I just don’t understand how you can be mean to a child or to an old person or to an animal… Those three things are off limits.” – Julie [22:51]
6. Living with Nanny Faye: Changes & Safety
- Todd shares plans for his mother to move in with the family, noting her increasing fear with age and the importance of safety and togetherness. [24:33–25:49]
7. Banter on Current Events and Pop Culture
- [26:22–34:32] The Chrisleys dissect a Vogue interview with California Governor Gavin Newsom, poking fun at the article’s superficiality versus lack of policy substance.
- “That was the biggest fluff that I have seen in forever… This article has no substance whatsoever.” – Todd [27:01]
- Julie is surprised by the tidbit about Newsom’s marriage to Kimberly Guilfoyle, remarking on how quickly things change in public life.
- They joke about Kim Kardashian allegedly dating Lewis Hamilton and, as always, tease each other about knowing (or not knowing) celebrity gossip: “I depend on you, who’s with who.” – Todd [34:25]
8. Teasing, Parenting, and Inter-Generational Advice
- [35:20–41:52] Todd previews the new “Two Sons and Me” podcast, aiming for cross-generational conversations about relationships and life:
- “Be a good guy and that will attract the good girl.” – Todd [37:38]
- The hosts reflect on how their sons have grown and the differences between Grayson and Chase, crediting parenting styles and innate personality differences.
- Julie: “If you associate yourself with 5 drunks, you’re gonna be the 6th one…” [42:00]
9. Candid Talk on Raising Kids & Relationship Lessons
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The Chrisleys talk openly about the importance of being careful who you let influence your children and about the lessons learned from their own children’s successes and struggles, especially Chase’s past challenges.
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“So many parents don’t have that. I just thank God every day that our son made it to the other side.” – Todd [43:16]
10. Modern Dating and Family Vetting
- [47:22–52:16] Todd reads a respectful message from a listener asking for permission to date Savannah – which both warms and amuses the pair. They contrast this with the kind of attention (often inappropriate) their sons receive:
- “This kid right here has been raised right… reaching out, wanting, trying to find out if he can ask for Savannah to go to dinner.” – Todd [49:49]
- Todd and Julie comment on the “hoe bag” culture of social media and the challenges of raising boys in the current dating environment.
- “Young women, young ladies… Your body is your temple… You should not sacrifice your reputation for this little piece of shit over here.” – Todd [51:01]
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
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On Marital Roles:
“If you make it, I’m going to eat it. If you get in the bed with me, I’m going to eat it.”
— Todd [06:10] -
On Parenting Styles:
“Don’t worry about finding a good girl. Be a good guy.”
— Todd [37:37] -
On Generational Differences:
“Grayson is an old soul.”
— Julie [40:51] -
On Sympathy:
“I’ve gotten zero sympathy from anyone involved. Did he ask me, ‘You okay?’ No, he just left.”
— Julie [18:22] -
On Family Safety and Independence:
“My mother… she literally has not warmed the asphalt with her ass the whole time she’s lived there.”
— Todd [19:00] -
On Pop Culture Knowledge:
“I depend on you, who’s with who.”
— Todd [34:25] -
On Raising Boys in the Social Media Era:
“If you are sending a tit pic to a guy to get him to take notice of you, he noticed your tits. He did not notice this or this… no guy ends up with the one who said yes on the first date.”
— Todd [51:01]
Important Timestamps
- [00:54–10:12] — Ice storm & car mishap saga
- [13:16–16:20] — Power outage struggles, household logistics
- [16:13–19:00] — Julie’s fall on the ice and Todd’s lack of sympathy
- [22:27–24:33] — News story about Savannah Guthrie’s mother & worries about elder safety
- [26:22–34:32] — Vogue’s profile of Gavin Newsom, pop culture, and gossip
- [35:20–45:33] — Parenting philosophy, new podcast preview
- [47:22–52:16] — Modern dating, family vetting, advice for young women and men
Tone & Atmosphere
- Candid, playful, irreverent, and affectionate: The Chrisleys display their signature dynamic—Todd’s deadpan wit and Julie’s warmth blended with exasperation.
- Relatable and family-centered: Their tales of household muddles, parenting worries, and marital clashes resonate as honest, unfiltered, and loving.
- Reflective: Genuine moments about aging, the importance of family safety, and the dangers facing young adults balance out the humor.
Summary
This episode showcases everything fans love about the Chrisleys: real-life messes, honest advice, sharp banter, and a deep commitment to family, all delivered with humor and heart. Whether you’re tuning in for laughs, life lessons, or just to feel like you’re at the Chrisley kitchen table, “I Told You So” delivers.