Terrina Chrishell

 Terrina Chrishell Stause (born July 21, 1981) is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Amanda Dillon in All My Children and Jordan Ridgeway on Days of Our Lives. Stause was born at Draffenville in Kentucky. She studied at Murray State University and received her B.A. in theatre in 2003. Her middle name "Chrishell" is an acronym derived from the word "chrishell" in response to the unique birth circumstances in 2003. Her mother was found in labor at an Shell station with the attendant who was named Chris assisted in the delivery of the child. But in her book Strause does not deny the gossip surrounding her birth. She revealed that her mother had some issues with her car, and she stopped at the gas 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 a hospital. Her mother, who was half Japanese/half Spanish was divorced when Strause was aware that she was pregnant. Jeff is her stepfather. Chrishell Strause missed a full year in middle school due to the fact that she was confined in tent. Strause described her experience of washing her hair in the river as she hid from her friends and the way she resorted to food stamps. At the age of 10, she began to hide her life from others. of age and her parents were struggling with addiction and mental illness. Following that, she was a member of the Worldwide Church of God. Strause describes her mother as a free spirit and self-righteous. Her mother did not have any steady employment.








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