Chrishell Stause expects to be mother regardless of relationship: ‘I’m keeping all my options open’

Chrishell Stause, 40, of Selling Sunset fame says she may have children on her OWN without a partner… after splitting from Jason Oppenheim

By Mark Mcgreal For Dailymail.Com

Published: 20:50 GMT, 2 February 2022 | Updated: 20:50 GMT, 2 February 2022

Chrishell Stause feels she does not need a partner to become a mother . 

The reality TV star, 40, opened up about her love life to People in anticipation of her upcoming memoir Under Construction: Because Living My Best Life Took a Little Work.

The Selling Sunset star broke up with her boyfriend Jason Oppenheim in December because she said she wanted kids and he didn’t.  

Thinking motherhood? Chrishell Stause doesn’t need a partner to be a mother which she anticipates being one day soon

‘It’s bittersweet,’ she said. ‘You can’t talk out this problem. It’s just something that, it is what it is.’

And she is open to different options. 

‘We’ll see what happens with my future, but I definitely think that I’m keeping all my options open,’ she said. 

Stause continued, ‘I would love for that to happen, but if it doesn’t, I feel like I can do it on my own. That’s something that seems scary, but it also seems a little freeing, knowing that I’m not tied down to this idea that I only have this finite amount of time to figure it out.’

Stause was previously married to actor Justin Hartley from 2017 to 2021 but the two never had children. 

Despite the uncertainty in her love life, Stause made it clear who she was with wasn’t going to define whether or not she had kids.  

Different paths in life: She broke up with her boyfriend Jason Oppenheim in December because she said she wanted kids and he didn’t (pictured 2021)

Married before: Stause was previously married to actor Justin Hartley from 2017 to 2021 but the two never had children (pictured 2019)

The real estate agent has also been reevaluating her views on love as she told the outlet.  

‘My whole life, I had this idea of Cinderella — a guy sweeps you off your feet, you live happily ever after,’ she said.

 ‘But it’s a new world out there and I’ve just decided we were all messed up a little bit by Cinderella. Sometimes you have to be your own fairy godmother.’ 

Changing her thoughts on love: She has also been reevaluating her views on love as she told the outlet as she told the outlet that you ‘have to be your own fairy godmother’ (pictured 2020)

As for her book, Stause said she really wanted to open up in order to help her fans relate more to her own struggles. 

‘Having connected with so many people through the failures that I have had, it really does feel so much more obtainable when you have people that you feel like you’re going through it with them,’ she said. 

‘Nobody wants to hear criticism about their love life or their aging ovaries or whatever. I don’t think it’s something that I would’ve volunteered for, but now that I’ve found myself here and I’m embracing it, I think that it’s helping me to just live out loud a little bit. 

Stause’s memoir will come out on February 8.  

Opening up: As for her book, Stause said she really wanted to open up in order to help her fans relate more to her own struggles

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