A biography for Chrishell Stausehasn’t been written yet.
“I've many times been paid far less than what I should have because being raised very poor, I had a mentality that I was just grateful to be there. I had to overcome that type of thinking.”
“I think the key in life is to keep an open mind, so I will always try no matter what happens - in business and relationships, everything - because I don't ever want to be close-minded.”
“I love coffee. I definitely have coffee every day.”
“Once you know something wasn't right, whether it was your decision or not, now, you are where you're meant to be.”
“I know that my parents are with me. My mom's name was Renee Stause, and my dad's name was Jeff Stause.”
“I've had to start over so many times in my life.”
“I have taken the steps to freeze my eggs.”
“I'm obsessed with peanut butter.”
“As long as something is fun and you're enjoying it and it's challenging you, then I'm there and I'm happy to do it.”
“I'm always networking, that's the name of the game.”
“Give me soft, fluffy pancakes and I can get over anything.”
“I really love the cast and crew over at 'Days of our Lives,' and anytime I getting to pop in is always so much fun!”
“The biggest lesson I've learned about myself is just because you don't know how to do something, doesn't mean you can't. It just means you haven't learned how to yet.”
“My nerves sometimes hijack my body and I am no longer in the driver's seat.”
“At the end of the day, there can't be one person fighting for a relationship. You have to have two people.”
“Oprah is definitely a self-made woman and she came from being dirt poor, as did I.”
“My favorite thing about daytime, and 'Days' in particular, is that the door is always open for characters to reappear no matter how they left.”
“You have to be able to recognize those relationships where you have to realize the effort is not working. Let's just cut our losses and move on.”
“I had a shampoo once where it was like, Okay, it's a great shampoo, but I hate the smell. I had to stop using it.”
“You work on it. You talk about it. You don't go out looking for greener grass; sometimes you have to water the grass that you have. And that's what marriage is. Sometimes it can be hard.”