Growing Up Chrisley - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Whoa Baby
Chase wants to deepen his relationship with Emmy and decides to take things to the next level. Savannah's recent trauma has her burying her head in work and missing out on life.
Spicing It Up
Chase and Emmy worry their relationship has gone stale but spicing things up is stressing them out. Savannah is stuck in a severe work rut, so Nanny makes it her mission to find her a new hobby.
Raising The Bar
Chase struggles to fulfill his promise of supporting Emmy's growing business. Savannah finds herself behind "bars" after making a bet with Chase.
Three's Company
Worried that Elliot is becoming a third wheel, Chase and Emmy team up to find him a girlfriend. Savannah is forced to deal with her shopping addiction at the insistence of Nanny and Chadd.
Sassy Takes South Beach
Savannah gathers the gang for a lavish Miami vacation, but when her girlfriends press her to find a man, Savannah worries love isn't in the cards. Chase's obsession with missing Emmy threatens to derail his guy's trip with Elliott.
Miami Knows Best
Savannah feels pressured when Chase insists she spends time bonding with Emmy. Chase crushes Elliott's big dreams. To save his friendship, he has to pull out all the stops.
TBD
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