Embarrassing Letter From Julie Chrisley’s Friend Misses Mark

Julie Chrisley’s friend sent a letter to her judge. Fans noticed that it missed the mark. The Chrisley Knows Best star and her husband Todd Chrisley surrendered to the police and entered jail last month. They’re still trying to fight their crimes. Find out what the letter said and what her friend missed.

Julie Chrisley receives a letter from her friend

Earlier this month, one fan took to the Chrisley Knows Prison subreddit to share a copy of a letter that Julie Chrisley’s friend sent to judge Honorable Ross. Her friend Allison DeMarcus wants to help her out and fight her crimes. However, it’s missing the mark. Fans noticed something strange about it.

Most fans said the same thing. They called the letter “embarrassing” because it didn’t mention Julie Chrisley or even defended her. Allison mostly mentioned herself and her accolades. Fans wanted to know the point of this letter.

• “Allison, this is embarrassing. A whole a** letter about YOURE [sic] accolades.”
• “Why is this letter all about her!?”
• “That’s embarrassing!”
• “They didn’t even proof read this crap before submitting it to the court!! Show us how off they were mentally. They must have not been in their right minds.”
• “Forgot where I was and why I was here even reading the letter for, until I realized during all of her self promoting that she didn’t even mention the Chrisley name in that letter. Very bizarre.”

It sounds like Allison was trying to fight on Julie Chrisley’s behalf. Yet, she didn’t even mention the case or explain why she was writing to the Honorable Ross. She only used this opportunity to talk about herself and her experience in the legal field. Her friend could’ve saved her, but failed to do so.

Upset over Todd Chrisley’s lies

The Chrisley Knows Best Season 10 premiere is here. The show was filmed before Todd and Julie Chrisley entered prison. The two argued over their renovation plans for their third home, which they bought in the past year. Julie called out Todd for his constant lies.

She has a feeling that he’s going to want another home. Julie admitted that the constant moving has made her feel “stressed and unsettled.” She wanted a place that she could call “home.” Julie was excited about unpacking and being done with moving.

She was also hoping it would be her last. Todd and Julie Chrisley don’t address their crimes on the show. They’re trying to appeal the case with their lawyer. The Chrisley siblings are fighting to get their parents back home.

What are your thoughts on Julie Chrisley’s friend’s letter? Do you agree that she missed the mark? Sound off below in the comment section.