Savannah Chrisley posted a triumphant Instagram selfie with fiancé Jason Galanis amid backlash over their romance.
The 29-year-old pregnant reality star shared a smiling outdoor photo on her Story on Tuesday night, revealing the 56-year-old’s face for the first time on her social media account.
“My adventure partner forever,” he wrote on the sunny shot, along with a heart emoji.
The rocky launch comes on the heels of Galanis being identified as the father of Chrisley’s first child.
The “Growing Chrisley” alum kept her partner’s identity secret and hid her face from the camera but did drop hints when she announced she was engaged and starting a family on Tuesday morning.
He shared Galanis’ name at the time and also told “Unlocked” podcast listeners that there was a “huge” age difference and that they met “in the world of politics.”
Chrisley strongly defended the age difference, emphasizing that with her “great” body and “sharp” mind, she “doesn’t look her age and doesn’t act her age.”
She wrote on Instagram that her fiancé was her “safe place” and “protector” throughout her pregnancy.
Hours later, Galanis’ identity hit the headlines.
The convicted hustler, once called “The New King of Porn,” was imprisoned at the Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida, along with Savannah’s father, Todd Chrisley.
Todd, 57, was sentenced to prison for conspiring to defraud banks and evade federal taxes, while Galanis was convicted of defrauding a Native American tribe and investors of tens of millions of dollars.
The latter was sentenced to more than 14 years behind bars and ordered to forfeit nearly $80 million in proceeds and pay an equal amount in restitution.
Both were pardoned by President Donald Trump last year.
Savannah, who became involved in criminal justice reform advocacy following the release of her father and mother, Julie Chrisley, did not specify how she and Galanis first crossed paths.
The couple had been together since 2025, and Galanis proposed during a Caymans Island vacation in December.
They expect to welcome their children in January and get married in May.
Savannah penned a letter to her “innocent” unborn children via Instagram Stories on Tuesday, writing: “You are not a topic of discussion.”