Savannah Chrisley Says ‘There Is a Chance’ She’d Have to Do IVF to Conceive a Baby Due to Ongoing Health Issues

Savannah Chrisley is considering all her options as she thinks about starting a family.

On this week's episode of her podcast Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley, the reality TV star, 27, spoke with her grandma, Faye Chrisley, about her relationship with boyfriend Robert Shriver, 39. As the two chatted, Savannah noted that she was hoping to have a baby soon.

Faye asks if Savannah would consider having a baby soon with Shriver, who is still legally married.

"Well, I'm not gonna have a child with someone that is still legally married," Savannah answers. "Just I'm not really into that."

"But if I had a child with him and we weren't married, like, I'm fine with that, but you just can't be married to someone else when I have that child," she continues. "No. Well, so that's a whole different story."

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However, Savannah says that when Shriver's divorce is finalized, she thinks things will "move quick" as he's nearing 40.

"I had said because there is a chance I would have to do IVF [in vitro fertilization] with my health stuff," she says, adding that there's a chance she could have twins.

"I will say I am just petrified of having a mini-me," she jokes. "Like, all everything's going to come back and bite me in the ass."

Back in September, Savannah spoke about her decision to move forward with freezing her eggs on another episode of her podcast. “In the past few months, I spoke about how I was going to see a doctor about freezing my eggs. I went to that first appointment and, wow. What a journey that was," she began.

She went on to share she received an ultrasound and opened up about her experience with endometriosis.

“It’s also very tough as a woman. I am 27 years old, I always had this dream. If you’ve grown up in the South, you know. You have kids young, you get married young," she explained. "It’s just a thing that has been."

Later in her podcast, Savannah shared about her experience going to the doctor, saying it was "absolutely insane."

"The doctor was like, you could very well get pregnant naturally," she said. "But you also could have a problem conceiving. You won’t have a problem carrying a child, but it’s the conceiving aspect of it."

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