Todd Chrisley ordered to pay tax investigator $755,000 for defamation after losing lawsuit while in prison
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Todd Chrisley was ordered to pay tax investigator Amy Doherty-Heinze $755,000 after losing a defamation lawsuit that she filed against him.
In a defamation complaint obtained by People magazine, Doherty-Heinze, an investigator with the Georgia Department of Revenue (GDOR), accused Chrisley of slandering her on social media and "Chrisley Confessions," the podcast he hosted with his wife Julie. Ashley Hume is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to ashley.hume@fox.com and on Twitter: @ashleyhume
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Doherty-Heinze alleged that, in 2020, the real estate tycoon "began attacking [her] and accusing her of a multitude of crimes and wrongdoing" after the GDOR launched an investigation of the Chrisleys in 2017.
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