“Ultimately, we decided to work it out,” Lowry explained. “We really are a dysfunctional pair of sisters. I had said that at one point. I was like, ‘This is so hard because I love Lindsie so much, but then this piece is not working, making a toxic cycle that just kept going and going.'”
“We have so much love for our audience and everything that we’ve built,” she added. “It would be a really hard pill to swallow if we ended the Coffee Convos podcast.”
In fact, Lowry, 34, admitted she isn’t sure where they’d be if they bid farewell to the podcast, which they started in 2017.
“It would simultaneously have ended our friendship, I think, inadvertently,” she added. “It wouldn’t be intentional. I just don’t think our friendship would have survived that as well.”
And it wasn’t easy when she and Chrisley—the eldest of Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley‘s five children—decided to focus on rebuilding their relationship.
