Terrina Chrishell

 Terrina Chrishell Stanse is an American actress. Her character on the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset is her most well-known, as are her appearances on All My Children and Days of Our Lives. Stause was born in Draffenville, Kentucky. She graduated with a B.A. at Murray State University. She began performing in theatre in 2003. The name she chose for her middle name "Chrishell", a portmanteau, is an omen of the bizarre circumstances under which her birth occurred the day her mother was born at the Shell station. Chris, an attendant assisted in the birth of her child. Strause denies reports of her child's birth in her memoir. Strause told Strause her mother was having car trouble and that she stopped at the station. As she waited for her turn, she was admitted to pre-labor and was assisted by the car attendant who helped her get to the hospital. Strause was born in an in-hospital. Prior to knowing she was expecting her mother broke up with her biological father, who was half Japanese and half Spanish. Jeff is her stepfather. Chrishell Strause missed middle school for a full year because she was forced to live in a tent. Strause recalled the time she washed her hair in the river, eating food stamps, and hiding her true identity from her peers. When she turned 10 years old, her parents "struggled with mental and addiction health." Then, she joined the Worldwide Church of God. Strause says her mother was having a self-righteous, free-spirited woman. Her mother didn't have any steady employment.







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