The reality star opens up about her painful march breakup during her latest unlocked podcast episode.

Reality TV star and Unlocked podcast host Savannah Chrisley has confirmed her split from boyfriend Robert Shiver, bringing an end to their two-year relationship. The 27-year-old, known for her openness with fans, shared the news during an emotional solo episode of her podcast, airing Tuesday, April 14th.

Speaking candidly, Chrisley revealed that she and Shiver parted ways on March 6—news she had kept private for over a month while working through the emotional aftermath. “I’m doing a solo [episode] because I feel like there’s elephants in the room that clearly need to be addressed,” she said. “I’ve allowed you guys in on my life, and that comes with all the highs and all the lows.”

Chrisley, daughter of reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, had first begun dating Shiver in September 2023. The couple’s relationship had attracted public interest, especially as Chrisley navigated family upheaval following her parents’ incarceration and rising fame as a podcast host.

In the latest episode, Chrisley didn’t shy away from describing the pain of the breakup. “It sucks. It hurts,” she said with raw honesty. “It’s been about a month and a half since Robert and I broke up. So there it is. Robert and I broke up on March 6.”

While she didn’t detail the reasons behind the split, Chrisley made it clear the separation had been a difficult chapter. “Not that I’m keeping track of dates or anything,” she said with a tinge of irony, “but I have taken a lot of time to process things and truly grieve the loss of the relationship that I thought was gonna be where I was for the rest of my life.”

The confession marks the first time Chrisley has spoken publicly about the breakup. Listeners of Unlocked have followed her personal journey closely, from her family’s legal battles to her evolving identity as a caregiver, influencer, and young woman in the spotlight. This latest revelation adds another deeply personal layer to her podcast’s narrative.

Fans were quick to flood social media with messages of support after the teaser from the episode surfaced online. Many praised Chrisley’s vulnerability and willingness to share her heartbreak in such a public forum. “Thank you for showing that it’s okay to hurt and still keep going,” one listener posted. “We’re rooting for you.”

Chrisley has long used Unlocked as a platform for authenticity, often inviting listeners into the most difficult parts of her life. Her openness about grief, trauma, and resilience has resonated with a broad audience, turning her podcast into more than just a celebrity chat—it’s a weekly check-in that mirrors real life’s complexities.

While the breakup marks a painful turning point, Chrisley has no intention of hiding from it. Instead, she’s chosen to process the end of the relationship out loud, in real time, with those who’ve followed her story. “I’m not okay right now,” she admitted, “but I will be.”

As she steps into the next chapter, fans can expect Chrisley to continue using Unlocked as both a healing outlet and a place for connection. “It’s all part of the journey,” she said, promising more honesty and, eventually, hope.