Home sweet home.

Convicted fraudster Jason Galanis moved into his pregnant fiancée Savannah Chrisley’s $2.2 million newly purchased Nashville-area home, TMZ reported.

The “Chrisley Knows Best” alum bought the home in February for $2.225 million, Page Six can confirm.

The lavish 5,207-square-foot home features five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, two fireplaces, a covered patio, wood and marble flooring and a two-car garage.

The house also has a balcony, walk-in closets and a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances.

Page Six has reached out to Chrisley for comment but did not immediately hear back.

On Tuesday, Chrisley, 29, announced that she was pregnant and expecting her first child with a man she identified only as “J” and “Jason.”

The podcast host then announced that the “much-older” man she met in the “world of politics” had proposed to her in the Cayman Islands in December 2025 after almost two years of dating.

Details about Chrisley’s fiancé began surfacing, including the fact that he was sentenced to 189 months in prison for his involvement in multiple financial fraud schemes in 2020.

Galanis and Savannah’s dad, Todd Chrisley, both served time together at Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Florida.

In March 2025, President Donald Trump commuted Galanis’ prison sentence.

Page Six also exclusively reported that in 2012, Galanis and his then-wife, Monet Berger, were sued over an unpaid $40,000 balance on a $120,000 diamond bracelet.

Galanis’ brother also warned Savannah against the fraudster.

“It’s his biggest con yet,” Jason’s estranged brother, Derek Galanis, claimed to Page Six in an exclusive interview. “This girl’s in for a rocky ride.”

“He’s not a changed man, he’s the same dude he always was,” he added.

After Jason’s controversial background made headlines, Savannah took to social media to defend her “innocent” unborn child.

“You are not a headline. You are not a controversy,” she wrote on her Insatgram Stories. “You are not defined by anyone’s past, anyone’s mistakes, or anyone’s opinions.”