Terrina Chrishell

 Terrina Christopherhell Stause was born July 21, 1982. She is famous for her part on the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset, along with her previous roles on television as Amanda Dillon on All My Children and Jordan Ridgeway on Days of Our Lives. Stause was an Draffenville, Kentucky native. She earned her degree from Murray State University with a B.A. in theatre in 2003. The name she uses for her middle name "Chrishell" is a portmanteau word created based on the unusual birth circumstances when her mother went into labor at a Shell station, with an attendant named Chris was able to deliver the child. Strause refutes the rumors about her baby's birth in her book. She opened up about her mother's automobile problems and walked into an auto gas station. She enrolled in pre-labor while she was at the car station. The attendant at the car helped her get to a hospital. Strause was born in a hospital. Her mother didn't know that Strause was pregnant. She split up with her biological dad, who was half Japanese and half Spanish. Jeff is her father. Chrishell Strause missed a full year in middle school due to the fact that she was forced to live in tent. Strause told of her experience of hiding her existence from her peers by recounting how she washed her hair in streams and applying food stamps. At the age of 10 years old, her parents "struggled with addictions and mental health." Then, she became a member of the Worldwide Church of God. Strause says Strause as an independent female who was self-righteous and never had a steady job. Terrina Christopherhell Stause was born July 21, 1982. Her role in the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset is her most famous, but so are her roles in All My Children and Days of Our Lives. Stause was born in Draffenville, Kentucky. She received her B.A. from Murray State University. The theater began her career in 2003. Her middle name "Chrishell", an evocative portmanteau, was due to the unique circumstances under the birthing process: her mother gave birth at an Shell station. Chris, an attendant was present to assist in the delivery of her baby. Strause refutes gossip about her child's birth in her book. She told Strause that her mother was experiencing car troubles and she pulled into a station. As she waited at the station, she was in pre-labor, and the attendant at the car truly helped her get to a hospital. Strause was born in a hospital. Her mother, who was half Japanese/half Spanish, split up before she knew she was pregnant. Jeff is her stepfather. Chrishell Strause had to live in a tent throughout middle school, and thus was absent for the entire academic year. Strause shared her story of washing her hair in the river, hiding from her friends and how she was dependent on food stamps. The parents of Strause were struggling with addiction and mental health issues. Strause was 10 when she joined the Worldwide Church of God. Strause describes her mother as self-confident and self-righteous.