Savannah Chrisley, 29, shows her engagement ring from husband Jason Galanis

Savannah Chrisley shared a close-up Instagram video of her oval-cut diamond engagement ring from husband Jason Galanis on Saturday, days after saying they are expecting a boy.

Chrisley, 29, looks at the ring in a mirror in the Stories clip. Page Six and TMZ reported that jeweler Nicole Genovese of Genovese Jewelers first posted the video, which Chrisley then shared.

"My man just said: You’re not too expensive, you’re my best investment," the video caption read.

The former "Chrisley Knows Best" star has faced criticism about the age gap between her and Galanis, his criminal history and the circumstances of their relationship.

The ring’s actual price is not known. Page Six Style previously estimated its value could exceed $1.5 million and assessed the center diamond at 15 to 18 carats.

"I love how much time Jason took into designing this ring and sitting down and telling one of my best friends, Nicole, who’s our jeweler, and telling her everything that I want," Chrisley said on an earlier podcast episode.

Her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, joined her for the Nov. 3 episode, when she described her one request for the ring. "All I said was it had to be bigger than my first engagement ring," she said. Chrisley and her previous fiancé, professional ice hockey player Nic Kerdiles, split in 2020.

Galanis proposed in the Cayman Islands in December 2025, five months after their romance began, Chrisley has said. On an earlier episode, she recalled him telling her, "This can be an engagement ring, a promise ring, a cocktail ring for all I care," before adding, "I just want you to know how much I love you."

The couple wed at Cayman Island Baptist Church on July 14, 2026, marriage records show. Chrisley announced her engagement and pregnancy during the Oct. 27 episode of her podcast, "Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley."

During an earlier appearance on Golden Tate’s YouTube series "The Golden Ticket," Chrisley said they had not filed their marriage paperwork in the United States. "We did everything there, but we haven’t filed it here—or else then it would be public record," she said.

Galanis spent several years in federal prison before President Donald Trump commuted his sentence in March 2025 without giving an explanation, Page Six reported. Trump pardoned Todd and Julie Chrisley two months later. In 2022, the Chrisleys were convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud and evade taxes, the outlet said.

Galanis and Todd Chrisley served overlapping periods at the Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida, Page Six and TMZ reported.

Chrisley responded to public criticism on Instagram Stories on Oct. 31. "This world can be so incredibly cruel," she wrote. "People can be quick to judge, quick to condemn, and slow to show grace," she continued.

At the end of the message, she wrote that hate "will never have the final word" and that "LOVE ALWAYS WINS."

TMZ reported that Todd Chrisley, who has said he initially had reservations about the relationship, now appears supportive. The outlet said he joined the couple for their gender reveal video, where she showed the ring, and was seen walking with Galanis in Nashville this week.

The couple initially planned a larger celebration for January 2027, but Chrisley has said they moved it to May because of her pregnancy.