Ep 11. Houseguest From Hell

Todd Chrisley and his family are back in the second season of their hit reality series, "Chrisley Knows Best." In this episode, titled "Houseguest from Hell," the family is faced with an unexpected houseguest who causes chaos and tension in their lives.

The episode begins with Todd and Julie discussing their plans for a quiet weekend in, now that their kids have left the house. However, their plans are interrupted when Todd's sister-in-law, Aunt Jolene, calls and asks if she can stay with them for a few days.

Despite Todd's reservations about having Aunt Jolene stay with them, he reluctantly agrees and goes to pick her up from the airport. From the moment she arrives, it's clear that Aunt Jolene is going to be a handful. She's loud, bossy, and has a tendency to overshare personal details about her life.

As the days go by, Aunt Jolene's behavior only gets worse. She takes over the household, rearranging furniture, and redecorating without anyone's permission. She also constantly criticizes Todd and Julie's parenting of their children, which causes tension in the family.

To make matters worse, Aunt Jolene invites her friend, Fran, to come over and stay with them, which only adds to the chaos. Fran is even more annoying than Aunt Jolene, constantly singing off-key, and disrupting the family's routine.

Despite the family's best efforts to be hospitable, they have had enough of Aunt Jolene and Fran's antics. Todd and Julie decide it's time to confront Aunt Jolene and tell her that it's time for her to leave. However, things don't go according to plan, and the confrontation quickly turns into a heated argument.

In the end, Aunt Jolene leaves the house without resolving the issue. While she may be out of their lives for now, the family is left to pick up the pieces and try to move on from the chaos that she caused.

"Houseguest from Hell" is a hilarious and relatable episode that will leave viewers in stitches. It's a reminder that sometimes even the best-laid plans can go awry, and that family can be both a blessing and a curse. With its sharp writing and hilarious performances, "Chrisley Knows Best" is sure to keep audiences entertained for seasons to come.