In anticipation of her guest-hosting stint on The View, Savannah Chrisley issued a candid warning to the show’s co-hosts, reminding them of their past criticisms regarding her family. Taking to X, she expressed confidence in addressing any questions or comments the co-hosts may have for her during the show. “I believe in sitting at tables with people who disagree with you,” Savannah noted, advocating for standing firm in one’s beliefs without compromising for the sake of others’ comfort.
Savannah emphasized her values of “faith, family, and freedom,” highlighting her hope that her appearance would foster a climate of unity rather than division. She firmly stated, “Grace does not require amnesia,” indicating that while she seeks to engage positively, she has not forgotten the earlier public commentary made about her family.
The Chrisleys were previously a topic of conversation on The View, especially following Todd and Julie Chrisley’s pardoning by former President Trump in May 2025. Co-host Joy Behar was critical of the pardoning, implying that it set a troubling precedent for celebrity justice. Her co-host Ana Navarro echoed these sentiments, urging viewers not to become desensitized to unethical behavior from public figures.
Savannah addressed these comments during a late 2025 episode of her Unlocked podcast, where she expressed her discontent over the negative remarks directed at her family, questioning the appropriateness of such comments from public figures.
Despite the past remarks, Savannah voiced her eagerness to engage with the audience on The View. She acknowledged the challenge of stepping outside her comfort zone to engage with co-hosts who may share differing views. “I know God’s hand is going to be on me throughout that entire experience,” she remarked confidently.
As she prepares for her guest-hosting role while regular co-host Alyssa Farrah Griffin is on maternity leave, Savannah will join former co-hosts Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Abby Huntsman in what promises to be a lively exchange of ideas and beliefs on the popular talk show.