Todd Chrisley Shockingly Admits To Being Ignorant?

House arrest appears to have humbled Todd Chrisley as he’s now taking a hard look at the disgusting value he placed on fame and fortune.

Todd Chrisley got candid on a recent episode of his podcast about being a “slave” to money. The reality TV star admitted that as his net worth continued to grow the lines between his self-worth and his net worth began to get blurry. The Chrisley Knows Best star found himself in a situation where he had placed entirely too much value on money and material things. He, however, had forgotten about the things that really mattered.

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Todd Chrisley let fame and money go to his head?

On his podcast, Todd Chrisley got candid about how he had been betting on the wrong horse. The reality TV star explained that he allowed being famous and all of his money go to his head. And, this resulted in him making choices that weren’t necessarily right or even in his best interest.

He explained during his podcast: “I got lost when I couldn’t tell the difference in my self-worth and my net worth. And the bigger my net worth became, the less I focused on my self-worth because everything was being built around that net worth. Around stuff.”

You become a slave to the things that you thought were going to bring you peace. So I got lost in that and for my whole life because I think I was too ignorant — and when I use the word ignorant [I mean] I [didn’t] know that I understood how to differentiate self-worth and net worth.”

In an effort to keep the people around him close, Todd started to splurge on cars, houses, and other nice things.

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Has house arrest humbled him?

Todd Chrisley admits that he’s a bit of a changed man. For starters, his marriage with Julie is stronger than ever. He explained that he understands her on a deeper level than he ever has before. Likewise, he realizes his marriage and love for her feed a portion of him that he didn’t realize was starved.

Todd and his wife Julie admit they’ve leaned very heavily on their faith for support as they wade their way through the storm. The couple maintains their innocence and suggests an employee is the reason behind their downfall.

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