Savannah Chrisley Says Colleges Need to ‘Make Dorms Great Again' After She Went ‘Overboard’ Making Over Grayson’s Room

Mar. 15, 2025

Savannah Chrisley.Photo:FOX via Getty

FOX via Getty

Savannah Chrisleyis still coming to terms with the fact that her younger brother Grayson Chrisley is a college student.

During their conversation, Savannah couldn’t help but share how Grayson’s dorm was not up to her interior design standards.

Grayson recalled how “every day” there would be “another Target trip” as his big sister helped him get ready for life away from home as a college student.

“But are you prepared?” she asked, to which Grayson admitted he was “Overly prepared.”

However, Grayson said that compared to his friends who “don’t have the extra furniture and stuff,” his sister’s purchases made his dorm feel a bit smaller.

Grayson and Savannah Chrisley.Savannah Chrisley/Instagram

Savannah Chrisley/Instagram

“Well, they’re just not prepared,” she joked.

Correcting her, Grayson added, “No. They’re prepared. Their parents just didn’t go buy furniture and put it together in the door.”

Savannah insisted that everything in his room had a purpose: “You needed something to go under your bed to hold all your stuff. I mean, you’ve got all your snacks in there.”

She also referred to the dorm furniture as “disgusting.”

“It’s not that bad,” Grayson said.

Though the dorms may be suitable for the college freshman, Savannah said it was so bad that she wanted to use “wallpaper” to spruce it up.

Savannah Chrisley and her brother Grayson on the “Unlocked” podcast.Savannah Chrisley/Youtube

Savannah Chrisley/Youtube

“It’s just, it’s so gross. It’s like that nasty brown color. Oh my God, no,” Savannah said, adding, “We need to make dorms great again, you know?”

“Have they ever been great?” Grayson asked. “You can’t make something great again if they’ve never been great.”

This isn’t Savannah’s first time expressing her displeasure about her younger brother going off to college.

“You want to go so you can go to football games and so you can party. You can’t even get up,“she told her brotherin an April 2024Unlockedepisode. “It would be different if you could keep your room clean [or] if you could get up to an alarm clock. You’re wanting to go to college, but you can’t even do the basic, bare minimum.”

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By January, Savannah changed her tune, writing in a social media post that she was “so proud” of him.

On her Instagram Stories, she added that she was “a wreck” because her “best friend” was going away.

source: people.com