Lindsie Chrisley

And then we had the office together. We had that first big falling out when I realized what she did behind my back with my ex-husband. And That sort of severed a lot.

I feel we should have ended the business right there, but then because we ended it so amicably and we were so professional about it, I was like, okay, if she can own this and we can also end this the way it is, why are we going to end the business? And so it's sort of come in waves. And then at one point, I finally hit my wall and I went directly to V and I said, what the fuck are we doing?

I feel we should have ended the business right there, but then because we ended it so amicably and we were so professional about it, I was like, okay, if she can own this and we can also end this the way it is, why are we going to end the business? And so it's sort of come in waves. And then at one point, I finally hit my wall and I went directly to V and I said, what the fuck are we doing?

I feel we should have ended the business right there, but then because we ended it so amicably and we were so professional about it, I was like, okay, if she can own this and we can also end this the way it is, why are we going to end the business? And so it's sort of come in waves. And then at one point, I finally hit my wall and I went directly to V and I said, what the fuck are we doing?

We are not friends. Like we are not co-parents. We are not any of this. Like we do not hang out. We don't have conversations outside of business. We don't even talk co-parenting until the last like year and some change, maybe close to two years. It was like, you know, personally speaking on the co-parenting front was like, Joe was not doing his job and,

We are not friends. Like we are not co-parents. We are not any of this. Like we do not hang out. We don't have conversations outside of business. We don't even talk co-parenting until the last like year and some change, maybe close to two years. It was like, you know, personally speaking on the co-parenting front was like, Joe was not doing his job and,

We are not friends. Like we are not co-parents. We are not any of this. Like we do not hang out. We don't have conversations outside of business. We don't even talk co-parenting until the last like year and some change, maybe close to two years. It was like, you know, personally speaking on the co-parenting front was like, Joe was not doing his job and,

And then when other things started to happen, V didn't say anything to me. And it wasn't until she was directly impacted by this that then she's coming forward and saying this, this, this, and this. that I really was like, this is absolutely nothing like what I thought it was.

And then when other things started to happen, V didn't say anything to me. And it wasn't until she was directly impacted by this that then she's coming forward and saying this, this, this, and this. that I really was like, this is absolutely nothing like what I thought it was.

And then when other things started to happen, V didn't say anything to me. And it wasn't until she was directly impacted by this that then she's coming forward and saying this, this, this, and this. that I really was like, this is absolutely nothing like what I thought it was.

I also, speaking to that, I don't ever expect anyone to air out their dirty laundry to the extent that I do, right? Like, I don't even expect you to do that. Never have. But when we start a co-parenting podcast, I do expect us to be able to talk about the scenarios in a way that we're all comfortable with, that we are being transparent about the struggles, right?

I also, speaking to that, I don't ever expect anyone to air out their dirty laundry to the extent that I do, right? Like, I don't even expect you to do that. Never have. But when we start a co-parenting podcast, I do expect us to be able to talk about the scenarios in a way that we're all comfortable with, that we are being transparent about the struggles, right?

I also, speaking to that, I don't ever expect anyone to air out their dirty laundry to the extent that I do, right? Like, I don't even expect you to do that. Never have. But when we start a co-parenting podcast, I do expect us to be able to talk about the scenarios in a way that we're all comfortable with, that we are being transparent about the struggles, right?

Like, it doesn't have to be the nitty gritty details down to like the... my new little, you know, things that have occurred, but we should be able to say, okay, V and I just recently went through a huge struggle with co-parenting. Here's the gist of it. And here's how we worked through it. That is the level that I would have been comfortable with, but that wasn't even being done.

Like, it doesn't have to be the nitty gritty details down to like the... my new little, you know, things that have occurred, but we should be able to say, okay, V and I just recently went through a huge struggle with co-parenting. Here's the gist of it. And here's how we worked through it. That is the level that I would have been comfortable with, but that wasn't even being done.

Like, it doesn't have to be the nitty gritty details down to like the... my new little, you know, things that have occurred, but we should be able to say, okay, V and I just recently went through a huge struggle with co-parenting. Here's the gist of it. And here's how we worked through it. That is the level that I would have been comfortable with, but that wasn't even being done.

It was very much like, I can't speak on Joe. I can't speak on his behalf. I can't speak for him. I'm not, there was no speaking about it. But I was expected to give baby mamas my pregnancies, my relationship. There was a conversation that occurred behind my back about not why I wasn't giving that to baby mamas.

It was very much like, I can't speak on Joe. I can't speak on his behalf. I can't speak for him. I'm not, there was no speaking about it. But I was expected to give baby mamas my pregnancies, my relationship. There was a conversation that occurred behind my back about not why I wasn't giving that to baby mamas.

It was very much like, I can't speak on Joe. I can't speak on his behalf. I can't speak for him. I'm not, there was no speaking about it. But I was expected to give baby mamas my pregnancies, my relationship. There was a conversation that occurred behind my back about not why I wasn't giving that to baby mamas.

And I had said, if I was going to give it to any show other than Barely Famous, it would be Coffee Combos. Because that is the mothership of all of these podcasts.