Pregnant Savannah Chrisley Reveals Gender of Her First Baby With Much Older Fraudster Husband

Savannah Chrisley and her husband, Jason Galanis, are having a baby boy.

The “Chrisley Knows Best” star announced she will be a boy mom in an Instagram Reel posted Monday.

The reel featured the cutting of a cake with blue icing inside, the couple happily kissing and Chrisley’s parents, Todd and Julie, beaming and showing off blue baby clothes and toys to the camera.

“My sweet miracle boy…you are everything we prayed for and more. The most beautiful reminder that God’s plans are always bigger than ours,” Savannah captioned the video.

“These last few days have reminded me how cruel this world can be. But no amount of hatred can ever eclipse the joy of loving you. You are a MIRACLE.”

“My precious little boy, your daddy and I will spend the rest of our lives protecting you, praying for you, and loving you beyond measure. We may not be able to protect you from all the darkness in this world, but we promise to raise you to be a LIGHT in it,” she continued.

“You are already our greatest blessing, our answered prayer and the sweetest chapter of our lives. God knew exactly what he was doing when he gave us. WE BECOME YOUR MOM AND DAD!!!” she concludes.

The news comes after Chrisley, 29, revealed on October 27 that she was engaged and expecting their first child. It was later revealed that her fiancé was admitted fraudster Galanis, 56, and that she and Galanis had secretly married on July 14 at a Baptist church in the Cayman Islands, months before publicly announcing their engagement and pregnancy.

Taking to Instagram with an intimate video of her and Galanis celebrating their upcoming arrival, the 29-year-old said: “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. 🥹🤍.

“The last few years have taken me through fires that 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. Wondering if I would ever find my forever…if I would ever feel safe enough to truly breathe again,” Chrisley continued in the caption.

She said God sent Galanis to her in the middle of “heartbreak” and helped her “heal.”

Chrisley called her husband “protective” and “the fiercest fighter,” as well as “the most loyal person.”

“My safe place. A man with the patience of Job (and God knows he needs it 🤣). One who makes me laugh even on my hardest days,” the Good Girl Rx owner continued.

“For the first time in a long time, I feel safe. I feel fulfilled. I can finally exhale. I found my forever in you,” she wrote, alongside an engagement ring emoji.

She then praised Galanis’ support throughout her pregnancy so far, sharing that he was there at every doctor’s appointment and constantly gushing over her “beautiful” bump.

“I once prayed just to get through another day. Now I get to spend forever with the love of my life, carrying a little miracle that we already love more than words,” she wrote.

“From heartbreak to healing. From surviving to living. From praying for me forever to building a family with him,” Chrisley added.

In an accompanying episode of her podcast “Unlocked,” she shared more details about her new relationship, explaining that she met Galanis in the “world of politics” while campaigning for President Donald Trump to pardon her formerly imprisoned parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley.

She said the two got engaged in December 2025, just five months after they met, while on vacation in the Cayman Islands.

“When he gave me the ring, he said to me, ‘Before I open it, I just want you to know that this is just an expression of love for you. It can be anything you want. It can be an engagement ring, a promise ring, a cocktail ring for whatever the hell I care about. I just want you to know how much I love you,'” she recalled.

Chrisley added that he didn’t put any “pressure” on her to accept the sparkling diamond as her engagement ring.

“It happened really quickly, but it’s like the timing didn’t mean anything,” she said.

“That proposal was right. It was everything I always said.”