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The Selling Sunset star is going back to her roots!

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By Ricky CornishSeptember 28 2023 / 8:13 PM
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Chrishell Stause is picking up a script yet again!
The actress is starring alongside Diora Baird as a pregnant lesbian couple in the all-new Lifetime thriller You're Not Supposed to Be Here.
The two take off on a vacation to a beautiful cabin located in a remote mountain town. However, the locals aren't very welcoming. 
Just as they think things are looking up, a nightmare unfolds for the couple.
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Chrishell has been spearheading queer representation in plenty of projects on screen. Not only has she shown off her incredible relationship with her partner G Flip on Selling Sunset, but she's now depicting a loving same-sex couple in this movie.
Keep up the great work Chrishell! You’re Not Supposed to Be Here airs November 4 on Lifetime.
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Chrishell Stause to Star in Sapphic Movie on Lifetime

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