Savannah Chrisley Joins New Reality Show With Former Housewives After ‘The View’ Backlash

Savannah Chrisley is heading back to reality TV — and this time she may be sharing the spotlight with some familiar faces from the Real Housewives universe.

According to a report in Us Weekly on Tuesday, March 10, the Chrisley Knows Best alum, 28, is attached to a new Amazon reality series that’s already gearing up to film. Insiders say the show will follow a group of women — including Savannah and several former Housewives — living together in a luxury home in the Dominican Republic.

The new series is “basically a spin on Bravo’s Girls Trip franchise,” sources told the outlet, describing the series “like Eat, Pray, Love.”

Savannah first rose to fame alongside parents Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley on Chrisley Knows Best, which ran for 10 seasons before ending in 2023 following the couple’s legal troubles.

But while Savannah remains a reality TV favorite for some fans, she’s also become a polarizing figure in recent years.

Her early 2025 stint in guest cohosting The View sparked backlash online, with critics questioning the show’s decision to bring the outspoken Trump supporter onto the panel.

Savannah has also faced criticism for publicly aligning herself with late-conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.

As Star recently reported, Savannah has even bigger aspirations than reality TV.

“I’m getting back to building my brand and what that looks like for me,” Savannah remarked, during an August episode of her Unlocked podcast. “I know for me, I would love to just be like a kind of modern-day Martha Stewart, is my goal. I think she is a bad ass bh, she is. Love her to death.”