Savannah Chrisley shares early moments with her frustrating reality TV star Todd Chrisley after receiving a presidential pardon and being released from federal prison.

The 27-year-old boy, dressed in pink, made America's great hat again connect with her nearly 3 million followers, which appeared to have returned home from prison with her father, who was imprisoned for about three years.

"We've been home the whole process." "I'm dramatic here."

Todd Chrisley answered from behind the camera: "I don't have to deal with this in prison."

Todd Chrisley, 56, encouraged his daughter to feel the muscles of her arm in the second video posted on her Instagram story.

As the camera pointed from his father's face toward his lower body, opening the snack in the car, Savannah grabbed his father's arm and said, "I won't lie all of you-it's hard."

President Donald Trump issued a pardon Wednesday for Savannah Chrisley's mother Todd and Julie Chrisley, 52.

The couple is known for the role of the TV show "Chrisley North's Best" who was convicted in 2022 on suspicion of over $30 million to maintain their extravagant lifestyle.

Todd Chrisley was sentenced to 12 years in prison after an Atlanta jury found him guilty of conspiracy to fraud, tax evasion and deceiving the United States. Julie Chrisley was sentenced to seven years in prison for similar crimes.

Savannah Chrisley, speaking at the Republican National Convention in July, was crucial in petitioning for the release of his parents, a process she began before Trump’s second inauguration. Chrisleys formally requested a pardon in February.

The lawyer for Alex Little's Chrisleys said Wednesday that the two were "indicted for being celebrities".

In another Instagram post Wednesday, Savannah Chrisley thanked the Trump administration for achieving “impossibility.”

"This battle has never been us. It's every family torn apart by injustice," she wrote. "Every parent, every child, every person is silent or broken by a system that often forgets the human beings behind the headlines."

Peter Tarantino, a former accountant for Chrisleys, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wednesday that he also plans to apply for a presidential pardon from Trump. Tarantino was convicted in 2022 along with Chrisleys and sentenced to three years in prison.

Tarantino's attorney did not return a request for comment.