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- Todd Chrisley joked that he was going to “pimp out” mom Nanny Faye
- Julie Chrisley encouraged Nanny Faye to appear on ABC’s The Golden Bachelorette
- Nanny Faye was married to Gene Chrisley, who died in 2012, for over 40 years
Todd Chrisley is opening up about his hopes for his mom Nanny Faye’s love life.
In the Wednesday, Aug. 5, episode of the Chrisley Confessions 2.0 podcast, Todd, 56, jokingly told his mom Nanny Faye, 80, that Jello shots “make your clothes come off.”
“Oh my gosh,” Nanny Faye answered. “They would run for cover.”
“So you say if you strip, they’d run?” Todd said as his wife Julie Chrisley laughed.
“Well, you know, I look pretty good to be 80,” Nanny Faye quipped, adding, “But you know what, I’m not advertising.”
Todd then said, “But mom, I’m going to put you on a dating site,” to which Nanny Faye answered, “Well, you go ahead and put yourself on a dating site.”
“I don’t need that, I got Julie,” Todd said.
Chrisley Confessions 2.0 with Todd Chrisley, Julie Chrisley, and Nanny Faye.
Chrisley Confessions/Youtube
Nanny Faye assured her son that she does not want anybody. “I don’t want nobody,” she said.
“We’re going to pimp you out,” Todd joked. Julie, 52, then jumped in, “She might be on the Golden Bachelorette,” to which Todd appeared to agree.
“Mama, we could put you on there,” Todd said, but Nanny Faye insisted, “You not putting me nowhere. I’m resigning, I’m through.”
After Todd and Julie continued to encourage the idea, Nanny Faye revealed that she “didn’t even watch the first ones” and would not want to appear on the ABC dating show to have viewers watch her “stupid s—.”
Julie and Todd shared a laugh at her thoughts on the Golden Bachelorette. “But mama, you could have 12 men,” Todd said. Nanny Faye then said that she “Can’t even take care of one.”
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Nanny Faye was married to Gene Chrisley, an Army veteran who fought in the Korean War, until his death in 2012, per an obituary. The pair tied the knot in the 1960s before settling down in Atlanta, where they raised their sons.
New episodes of Chrisley Confessions 2.0 drop weekly on Wednesdays.
