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Pregnant Savannah Chrisley's new fiancé identified as Jason Galanis, fraudster freed by Trump with ties to Hunter Biden

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Pregnant Savannah Chrisley's new fiancé identified as Jason Galanis, fraudster freed by Trump with ties to Hunter Biden
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Reality star Savannah Chrisley is engaged to Jason Galanis, a convicted fraudster who was recently granted clemency by Donald Trump. Galanis, who is 27 years her senior, has a history of financial crimes and ties to political figures.

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The story highlights the intersection of celebrity culture, political pardons, and high-profile criminal history, drawing public interest due to the involvement of the Trump administration.

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Make Page Six a Preferred Source Savannah Chrisley’s new fiancé has been identified as convicted fraudster Jason Galanis, who is 27 years her senior.

Us Weekly confirmed his identity Tuesday after Chrisley revealed she is expecting her first child with a much older mystery man .

Although the reality star, 29, attempted to keep Galanis, 56, out of the spotlight, he previously made headlines when President Donald Trump commuted his prison sentence in March 2025.

In September 2020, he was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison for his role in two schemes, including one that defrauded a Native American tribe and investors out of tens of millions of dollars.

In addition to prison time, Galanis, who was once dubbed “Porn’s New King,” was ordered to forfeit about $80 million in proceeds and pay an equal amount in restitution.

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