Chrishell Stause Opens About Her Divorce To Justin Hartley On Netflix Show
Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley went separate ways last November when Justin filed for divorce. However, the sad part was that Chrishell came to know about it with the rest of the world. She was equally shocked by this sudden filing of divorce and initially thought of it as a joke. After remaining quiet for a long time, she has finally decided to share her side of the story. Netflix show Selling Sunset decided to cover Chrishellβs side and give her a chance to express her opinion to the world.
Chrishell Stause Talks About Her Divorce
For Chrishell, the divorce came as a sudden bomb and it left her clueless. She was together with Justin for around six years and Justin filed for divorce after 2 years of marriage. She never thought she would be divorcing Justin and she also got a shock like the rest of the world. Talking about her divorce on the show, she said, βIβm just kind of in shock with it all. Iβm trying to keep it together, but itβs just a lot all at once ’cause everybody in the whole world knows like at the same time that I knew.β
Chrishell Stause Talks About The Phone Call That Led To Divorce
Chrishell opened up about the phone call where she had a fight with Justin. However, the next thing she knows is that Justin has headed for a divorce. Even though she did confront Justin, it was already too late. βWe had a fight that morning over the phone. I never saw him since,β She said. βWe didnβt talk things through. Before we had a chance to figure anything out, heβd filed.”
Chrishell Stause Is Still Looking For Answers
Chrishell still cannot pin down what went wrong in their marriage and wants answers from Justin. Just like the rest of the world, she is also curious to know why Justin took such an extreme step. Chrishell said, βBecause of the crazy way in which this went down, people want answers, and I fucking want answers. I know people are saying, like, we were only married two years β but itβs like, we were together for six years.
