Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley

Episode: Not Perfect, Just Honest (feat. Julie Chrisley)

Date: March 24, 2026
Host: Savannah Chrisley (Kameron Westcott in transcript)
Guest: Julie Chrisley

Episode Overview

In this episode titled "Not Perfect, Just Honest," Savannah sits down with her mother, Julie Chrisley, for a candid conversation about media drama, family dynamics, female health and wellness, personal growth, and the evolving relationship between mothers and daughters. Reflecting on challenges both personal and professional, they debunk misconceptions, discuss behind-the-scenes realities, and share vulnerable moments from their day-to-day lives as both public figures and family members. Authenticity, resilience, and support for one another anchor the discussion, with plenty of laughter and unfiltered honesty along the way.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Media Misrepresentation and Business Realities

• Savannah addresses recent media coverage (notably from TMZ) regarding her company, Good Girl Rx, clarifying misinformation and sharing the reality of the business challenges.
• She discusses receiving an FDA warning letter regarding marketing imagery/wording — not product safety — and the impact of media sensationalism.
• Savannah details her complete takeover of Good Girl Rx, the abandonment of an old logo and trademark, and the steps taken to remain compliant.

Notable Quotes:

• “TMZ put out an article…making it sound like we’re not protecting our patients, just doing what TMZ does. All they look to do is wreak havoc on people’s lives.”
  — Savannah, [03:00]
• “This had absolutely nothing to do with the safety of products and everything to do with imagery and a few different words.”
  — Savannah, [04:03]
• “People love a takedown.”
  — Julie, [06:01]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [03:00] Savannah vents about misleading TMZ headlines.
• [04:57] Discusses why trademarks were abandoned and legal compliance.
• [06:26] Savannah explains the positive state of her business after media blowback.

2. Expanding Good Girl Rx & Women’s Health Initiatives

• Savannah and Julie discuss new product offerings through Good Girl Rx, including FDA-approved peptides for women’s (and men’s) sexual health.
• They examine the societal increase in prescribed medication among younger generations and factors influencing women’s health.
• Savannah shares her forthcoming personal journey with egg freezing and advocacy for more affordable IVF drug access.

Notable Quotes:

• “There are some other companies out there…but we’re finally starting all the social media…and we’re adding a peptide that helps with your sex drive.”
  — Savannah, [07:13]
• “For women, it was FDA approved for hypoactive sexual desire disorder and menopause and premenopausal women.”
  — Savannah, [08:16]
• “Y’all got a lot more wrong with y’all than we did…at your age, y’all taking everything.”
  — Julie, [09:24]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [07:13] Details on new peptides for sexual health.
• [09:18] Generational differences in taking medications are discussed.

3. Parenting Styles & Family Dynamics

• The conversation turns playful yet real as Julie shares stories of raising kids, fast food debates, and generational disagreements about nutrition for Chloe.
• They openly discuss the unique aspects of blending traditional parenting with modern health awareness.

Notable Quotes:

• “I am the mother. I raised her.”
  — Julie, [13:33]
• “If my child says, ‘Mom, I am hungry,’ guess what? They are getting food.”
  — Julie, [14:15]
• “Okay, well then feed her something healthy.”
  — Savannah, [14:20]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [10:07] Julie describes her routine with Chloe’s long days and making tough food decisions.
• [13:33] Classic “mother knows best” moment.

4. Navigating the IVF Journey & Reproductive Rights Advocacy

• Savannah outlines her plan to freeze her eggs and discusses the staggering cost of IVF medications.
• Both women stress the need for insurance reform and equitable access to reproductive health care.
• Julie reflects on similar battles for health rights, referencing her own breast cancer experience and ongoing advocacy.

Notable Quotes:

• “There needs to be a way that insurance carriers are forced to cover the cost of IVF if you have been deemed medically necessary.”
  — Savannah, [18:46]
• “That was in 2012…and it had only been a few years when they passed the law that insurance companies had to pay for breast reconstruction.”
  — Julie, [19:15]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [18:05] Savannah announces egg freezing journey.
• [18:46-20:22] Discussion on insurance coverage for IVF and breast reconstruction.

5. Pop Culture Talk – Britney Spears & Conservatorship

• Savannah and Julie react to Britney Spears’ DUI and reflect on the complexities of conservatorships.
• Julie provides personal insights, citing her own guardianship experience, and empathizes with Britney’s mental health struggles.
• The conversation touches on fame, privacy, and the responsibilities of caregivers.

Notable Quotes:

• “It’s honestly heartbreaking because, like, she’s not thinking.”
  — Savannah, [22:51]
• “If you are out here, you are drinking alcohol…then you better put enough in your pocket to pay for an Uber.”
  — Julie, [26:35]
• “It is not my job to parent them at this point. That is your job.”
  — Julie, [28:31]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [22:40] Britney Spears’ DUI incident.
• [23:09-26:55] Deep dive into conservatorship, mental health, and legal system challenges.

6. Generations, Grandparenting & Evolving Family Relationships

• Julie discusses her feelings about becoming a grandmother, caring for Chloe, and the distinctions between her roles.
• Both women reflect on the changing nature of their mother-daughter dynamic as Savannah enters new phases of adulthood.
• Laughter ensues as they compare childhood photos and make lighthearted jabs about questionable fashion decisions.

Notable Quotes:

• “I hope…we can kind of get settled and get in a good rhythm and a good place where I can really enjoy them.”
  — Julie, [30:14]
• “Relationships, they evolve. And they evolve with your children…as they enter different phases and go through different things in their life, your relationship with them has to evolve.”
  — Julie, [31:41]
• “You have to meet your kids where they are.”
  — Julie, [33:20]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [29:16-32:43] Reflections on grandparenting and changing family relationships.
• [35:00] Humorous moment roasting 90s/early 2000s family haircuts and style.

7. Growth, Contentment, and Looking Forward

• Savannah expresses contentment with her life, emphasizing personal happiness and not feeling the need to “run” from home anymore.
• Both women discuss upcoming projects, sharing their excitement (and nerves) for a month-long mystery trip, hinting at future podcast episodes from the road.
• Julie expresses concern about leaving Chloe, discussing ongoing support and therapy for her.

Notable Quotes:

• “For the first time in my life, I’m so happy and content…that I really don’t want to leave.”
  — Savannah, [37:23]
• “Just because you don’t want that…her body is just going to freak out because it’s that PTSD of y’all leaving and then not coming back.”
  — Savannah, [38:22]

Timestamped Highlights:

• [37:23] Savannah on happiness at home.
• [38:22] Discussing travel, family separation, and prioritizing mental health.

Memorable Moments

• Addressing Misinformation: Savannah’s open frustration with media spin sets a no-nonsense tone early in the episode.
  [3:00–4:13]
• Mother-Daughter Banter: Their playful disagreement over Chloe’s diet brings levity and realness to their relationship.
  [10:07–14:20]
• Humor About Aging & Aesthetics: Comparing old and new family photos (and botched haircuts) is both endearing and funny.
  [34:39–35:54]
• Advocacy: Both women stand firm advocating for improvements in women's healthcare accessibility based on real-life experiences.
  [18:46–20:46]
• Vulnerability: Both Savannah and Julie touch on the ongoing effects of family separation and the importance of therapy for Chloe.
  [38:08–38:31]

Key Takeaways

• Resilience in the Spotlight: Savannah and Julie refuse to let the media or public misconceptions define their narrative or distract from their successes.
• Championing Women’s Health: Both are committed to breaking stigma and advocating for greater access to affordable, personalized women’s healthcare.
• Family Above All: Despite generational differences, the Chrisleys’ dynamic is defined by deep love, unwavering support, straight talk, and a willingness to confront hard topics together.
• Growth & Authenticity: The message of personal growth, letting go of perfection, and embracing honesty — even when uncomfortable — comes through powerfully.

For Next Time

Stay tuned for the mother-daughter duo’s next adventure, where they promise behind-the-scenes updates from their “mystery” month-long project — with plenty more honesty, laughter, and life lessons to come.

For listeners seeking real, relatable conversations about life, family, and womanhood—this episode delivers a blend of humor, vulnerability, and practical advice, unfiltered and unapologetically Chrisley.