Chrishell Stause has a pretty unique first name — but, do you know the history of how you obtained it? The The Sale Of The Sunset the star has had that name plastered all over the headlines of the last few weeks, thanks to his highly publicized split with the now-ex-husband Justin Hartley, and the story behind their name is somehow strange and more mundane than you might have imagined.
First of all, Chrishell Stause is actually not your full legal name: he was born Terrina Chrishell Stause. That’s unusual second name, however, has something of a peculiar history. As she explains in the season of one of The Sale Of The Sunset, “Chrishell” was composed by her parents in tribute to the circumstances of his birth. Stause of the mother went into labor with her daughter at a Shell gas station, and an operator named Chris helped deliver the baby. In tribute to this unusual experience and the person who helped her through it, Stause mother of the combined “Chris” and “Shell” to create the second name “Chrishell.”
Despite its unusual name is the one that has gotten the most attention in the past, Stause’s legal last name is now what is doing the most focus. When she married Hartley again in 2017, she legally added “Hartley” to his last name. According to The people‘s report on the divorce court documents, Stause is asking for your maiden name be legally restored as part of the ongoing divorce proceedings between the former couple.
The great name of the move comes as two things have intensified speculation about the exe and the consequences of their separation. In the first place, the new season of The Sale Of The Sunsetin that Chrishell star features the shocking end of her marriage, and the subsequent drama as one of their main plot points. Meanwhile, Hartley, appears in the headlines, apparently, had already passed: he has been spotted with the actress Sofia Pernas, although the two have not commented publicly on whether you are coming out. Although Stause’s name probably isn’t leaving the headlines any time soon, at least is its own name and its own unique history.
