Savannah Chrisley and her fiancé, Jason Galanis, are seen getting cozy in never-before-seen photos from a tropical getaway with friends early in their romance.
In photos obtained by TMZ on Wednesday, the reality star was seen on the businessman’s shoulders as he chatted with friends at a pool at the Ritz-Carlton on Grand Cayman in August 2025.
Chrisley, who wore a red bikini, looked in good spirits as she splashed around with her team.
In other photos, the 29-year-old influencer beamed as she chatted with Galanis, 56, and her friends poolside.
Photos of Chrisley and Galanis surfaced days after she revealed they were engaged and expecting their first child together.
“I prayed for this life. I cried for this life. And there were times when I really wondered if this life would ever be mine,” she captioned a video showing off her baby bump.
“These past few years have taken me through fires I never imagined I would have to go through. Seasons of heartbreak, loss, and times where I didn’t know if I would ever make it to the other side.”
At the time, Chrisley attempted to hide Galanis’ identity, calling him “J,” her “fierceest fighter” and “most loyal person.”
“My lover. My safe place. A man with the patience of Job (and God knows he needs it),” she continued. “The one who makes me laugh even on my hardest days,” she wrote
In an episode of her “Unlocked” podcast released the same day, the TV personality revealed that her fiancé’s name was Jason and that they crossed paths while she was campaigning to have her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, pardoned for their tax evasion and bank fraud convictions.
President Trump finally pardoned the couple in May 2025.
Savannah admitted she kept her romance with Galanis a secret for months, revealing he popped the question with an estimated $1.5 million ring last December after five months of dating.
However, Us Weekly later identified Galanis as a convicted fraudster who had served time with Todd at the federal prison camp in Pensacola, Florida, and who was also pardoned by Trump.
In September 2020, Galanis was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison for defrauding investors of millions of dollars and a Native American tribe.
Galanis’ sentence was commuted by Trump in March 2025.
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