Jason Galanis, Savannah Chrisley’s Fiancé, Owed More Than $100 Million Before President Trump’s Pardon
Savannah Chrisleythe new fiancé of Jason Galanis had to pay more than $100 million after his 2018 divorce from his ex-wife Monet Berger Before President Donald Trump granted him clemency.
According to a new report, Galanis, 56, owed more than $100 million in restitution, forfeiture, taxes and other debts, including $37 million in restitution, two forfeiture amounts of $37 million and $43 million and approximately $12 million in taxes, TMZ reported on Wednesday, October 28.
Divorce documents obtained by the outlet reveal that Galanis engaged in criminal activity before and during her marriage to Berger.
Galanis was arrested and convicted of defrauding the Wakpamni Lake Community Corp, a business arm of an Oglala Sioux Tribe community, in a bail bond scheme. According to CBS News, profits from the scheme were used to pay for his Bel Air mansion and Manhattan apartment.
He was serving his 16 and a half year prison sentence when Trump, 80, commuted his sentence to March 2025.
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Galanis told CBS News he was “deeply grateful to President Trump for the mercy he has shown in granting my commutation.”
A White House official told the outlet that Galanis “accepted full responsibility for his conduct and expressed genuine regret and remorse for his actions.”
The granting of clemency erased the restitution owed to Galanis.
Galanis began dating Savannah, 29, after contacting him via text a day after Trump pardoned her father, Todd Chrisley – who served alongside Galanis at FPC Pensacola – and his mother Julie Chrisley.
The couple announced their engagement and pregnancy on Tuesday, October 27.
“I prayed for this life,” she shared alongside their announcement.
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