Terrina Chrishell

 Terrina Chrishell Stanse[1] is an American actress. Her most well-known role is her role as Amanda Dillon in All My Children as well as Jordan Ridgeway on Days of Our Lives. Stause was originally born in Draffenville. She graduated with a B.A. from Murray State University. in theater in 2003. Her middle name "Chrishell" which is an evocative portmanteau, was due to the unique circumstances in the birthing process the day her mother gave birth in a Shell station. Chris, an attendant, helped to deliver her child. Strause denies the rumors about her baby's birth in her book. She also revealed that her mother's problems were with her car, and she pulled into the gas station. She entered pre-labor while she was waiting at the car station. The attendant in the car assisted her in getting to the hospital. Strause was born in a hospital. Her mother who was half Japanese and half Spanish, split up before she knew she was pregnant. Jeff is her stepfather. Chrishell Strause was forced to be in a tent for a period of time during middle school. Strause revealed her experiences of hiding her existence from her peers by recounting how she was washing her hair in rivers and applying for food stamps. Her parents "struggled with addiction and mental health" and for a period when she joined the Worldwide Church of God when she was 10 years old. Her mother never had any steady employment and Strause describes her as a free spirit and self-righteous.








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