Savannah Chrisley’s $1.5M engagement ring is an oval-cut diamond, and she made sure her followers knew it. The 29-year-old took to Instagram on Saturday morning to repost a jeweler’s video showcasing the massive stone from her husband, Jason Galanis, 56.
The clip, originally posted by Nicole Genovese of Genovese Jewelers, highlighted the ring’s center stone, estimated at 15 to 18 carats, with side stones assessed at 2 carats each. Chrisley added a caption that read in part: “My man just said, ‘You’re not too expensive, you’re my best investment.’ Ladies… find a man with his mindset.”
A Secret Wedding and a Baby on the Way
The ring reveal comes just days after Chrisley shocked fans by announcing she had secretly married Galanis months earlier and is pregnant with their first child, a boy. The couple tied the knot in the Cayman Islands in July, about a year after they began dating in July 2025.
Chrisley first went public with the relationship on October 27, sharing the news on Instagram and in a coordinated episode of her podcast. At the time, she referred to her partner only as “J,” before Us Weekly identified him as Galanis. She has not disclosed her due date.
In a separate Instagram video revealing the baby’s sex, Chrisley wrote that she had “prayed for this life” and “cried for this life,” adding that there were moments she wondered if it would ever be hers. She described Galanis as her protector, her fiercest fighter, and her most loyal person. Her father, Todd, appeared in the clip alongside the couple.
Galanis's Controversial Past
Galanis, once dubbed “Porn’s New King,” has a lengthy criminal history. He was convicted of multiple financial fraud schemes, including a $60 million scam that targeted South Dakota’s Oglala Sioux tribe. He also has ties to Hunter Biden and testified before the House Oversight Committee in 2024 as part of the House Republican inquiry into then-President Joe Biden.
Galanis served several years in federal prison before President Donald Trump commuted his sentence in March 2025 without explanation. Two months later, Chrisley’s parents, Todd and Julie, received pardons from Trump after being convicted in 2022 of conspiring to commit bank fraud and evading taxes. Their prison time at the Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida, overlapped with Galanis’s, according to Page Six.
Chrisley Addresses Backlash
Over the weekend, Chrisley used her Instagram Stories to respond to public criticism, writing that the world can be “incredibly cruel” and that people are often quick to judge and slow to show grace. She said she found comfort in her faith, adding that love always wins and her heart is full.
“Thank You, Jesus, for a peace this world cannot give and a love this world cannot take away,” she concluded.
