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She’s not here for the criticism.

Last month, Savannah Chrisley announced her engagement and pregnancy news in one go.

It turned out that she was already (secretly) married.

She now has a pregnancy update — and her whole family is clapping back at critics.

‘You are everything we prayed for and more’

This summer, Savannah married Jason Galanis, a convicted fraudster who spent time in the same prison as her father, in a small Cayman Islands ceremony.

This May-December romance had only begun about 5 months earlier. It seems that Savannah’s pregnancy prompted the hush-hush wedding.

Savannah’s October announcement did not share any of this, including her alleged fiance’s name — she referred to him only as “J” and admitted that he was significantly older.

On Monday, November 2, Savannah took to Instagram to share a video and a caption.

The pregnant reality TV personality announced the expected sex of her future child.

“IT’s A BOY!!!” Savannah announced alongside the video, which showed a cake with yellow frosting but layers of blue frosting within.

“My sweet miracle boy,” she wrote, “you are everything we prayed for and more.”

Savannah characterized her future child as “the most beautiful reminder that God’s plans are always greater than our own.”

She complained: “The past few days have reminded me just how cruel this world can be. But no amount of hate could ever overshadow the joy of loving you. You are a MIRACLE.”

Savannah vowed: “My precious baby boy, your daddy and I will spend the rest of our lives protecting you, praying over you, and loving you beyond measure.”

‘WE GET TO BE YOUR MOMMY AND DADDY’

“We may not be able to shield you from every bit of darkness in this world,” Savannah acknowledged.

“But,” she continued, “we promise to raise you to be a LIGHT in it.”

Savannah cheered: “You are already our greatest blessing, our answered prayer, and the sweetest chapter of our lives.”

Again referring to her Christian beliefs, she expressed: “God knew exactly what He was doing when He gave us YOU.”

Enthusiastically, Savannah concluded: “WE GET TO BE YOUR MOMMY AND DADDY!!!”

Just days earlier, Savannah had lashed out at critics — from Mar-a-Lago, of all places — lamenting that “this world can be so incredibly cruel.”

In her now-deleted Story post, she wrote: “People can be quick to judge, quick to condemn, and slow to show grace.”

It seems very clear that Savannah is doubling down on framing personal criticism of her choices as almost spiritual warfare.

“I’ve learned that you don’t have to defend what God has already ordained,” she penned. “You don’t have to fight every battle, answer every accusation, or convince the world of what God already knows to be true.”

It appears that Savannah believes that her whirlwind romance, pregnancy, and secret marriage to a Trump-pardoned criminal nearly twice her age was divinely ordained. One could argue with that, but to what end?