• A new episode of “Chrisley Knows Best” aired on USA Network Monday with little to no promotion.
• The episode saw Julie get upset over Todd’s “lies” after moving into their new home.
• There was no mention of the pair’s bank fraud and tax evasion conviction and subsequent sentencing.

USA Network surprised viewers with a brand new episode of “Chrisley Knows Best” on Monday without any major promotion or fanfare.

On the season 10 premiere, Julie Chrisley confronted Todd Chrisley about his behavior, which she said left her feeling “stressed and unsettled” in their relationship.

In the episode, filmed last year before the married couple entered prison to begin their combined 19-year sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion, the couple was shown preparing to move into a new home — their third over the course of a year.

“Being married to Todd means you’re never gonna call a place home for very long,” Julie, 50, told audiences in a piece-to-camera interview at the beginning of the episode.

“But it keeps you young, right?” Todd, 53, who was sitting next to her, interjected.

“No, it keeps me stressed and unsettled,” Julie responded “And the only reason I agreed to move into this new house is because it was turn-key. I’m just excited to move in, unpack, and be done.”

Todd appeared visibly uncomfortable as she said this and it soon became apparent why. The real estate mogul had some major renovations planned for the property that Julie only discovered when she arrived at her new home.

“Todd, you gutted it,” she said, looking around the house. “What happened to ‘sprucing things up?’ What the heck happened?”

Todd didn’t feel as if he had done anything wrong and told her: “Julie, listen, it’s like if you go have your eyes done. Then you realize you need to have your neck done, and then you need to have an upper lift and a lower lift.”

Julie, growing frustrated, asked her husband: “Why did you lie to me?”

“OK, let’s find a question that’s a little easier,” Todd replied.

In another to-camera interview, Julie expressed her desire for some peace and stability for the family, especially for the sake of the couple’s youngest children.

“I’m done. I’m over it. I feel like we are at a stage of our life where we need to find where we’re gonna settle,” she said. “I want Grayson to be settled the last few years he’s at home before he goes to college.”

Julie added of the couple’s biological grandchild and adopted daughter: “Chloe is 9. She likes stability, not doing a house and selling it and moving to another one and selling it.”

“I’m just tired of that. And not to mention, you lied to me, Todd,” she added.

The couple’s older children, Chase, 26, and Savannah, 25, became mediators for their parents when the two stopped speaking to each other as a result of the heated disagreement.

“I haven’t seen my mom this upset in a long time. I mean, my dad’s done it now,” Chase commented.

At the end of the episode, the married pair put aside their differences and made up, although Julie told her husband: “I love you. But right now, I don’t like you.”

The episode, which was filmed sometime in 2022, made no mention of the couple’s legal troubles that have been ongoing since early last year.

The reality television stars were convicted in June of defrauding banks out of more than $30 million by providing fake financial statements making them look wealthier than they were.

Their sentences were announced in November. Todd, who prosecutors called the “mastermind” of the couple’s years-long tax and bank fraud scheme, was sentenced to 12 years at Federal Prison Camp Pensacola.

Julie, who prosecutors believed played a lesser role, was sentenced to seven and reported to the Federal Medical Center (FMC) Lexington in Lexington, Kentucky. They began their sentences on January 17.