Chris Morse is one of the participants on season 2 of Life Below Zero: Next Generation. The show premiered on January 19, 2021, on the National Geographic Channel. Chris is part of the show along with his wife Jessi. The show was filmed amidst the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The crew was required multiple negative tests before they could film. Life Below Zero: Next Generation is the spinoff of the show Life Below Zero.Quick Facts: Chris Morse Life Below Zero Injury, Wife, Wikipedia And FamilyName
Chris Morse
Age
30-39
Nationality
American
Married/Single
Married
Wife
Jessi Morse
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Posted by Chris and Jessi Morse Life Below Zero on Saturday, January 9, 2021 10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Chris Morse
The exact age, date of birth, and zodiac of Chris Morse have not been revealed yet. By the looks of his pictures, Chris might be in his 30s.
Where is Chris Morse now? Chris Morse lives near the Cosna River, Alaska, USA. It is situated about 100 miles Fairbanks, Alaska. He lives an uninhabited lifestyle and has completely cut all ties from modern city life, reports Distracitfy.
Chris Morse was born and raised in the United States of America. His nationality is American but Chris’s ethnicity has not been revealed yet.
The net worth details along with the details of Morse’s earning and salary has not been disclosed yet.
The trailer of Life Below Zero: Next Generation shows that Chris Morse suffered an injury during the show. The exact details of the injury will be known in further episodes.
Jessi Morse, Chris Morse’s wife is also a part of the Life Below Zero: Next Generation along with him.
Chris Morse does not have a Wikipedia page dedicated to him yet. His bio can be read in few Wiki-bio pages.
Chris Morse has not revealed any details about his family, parents, siblings, and upbringing yet.
He has a Facebook page with his wife. The Facebook bio says they are off-grid survivalists and homesteaders. The page has 3.3k followers. Chris and Jessi have over 3k likes on their page.
Jessi and Chris need their music and can’t live without it. They use solar power to charge their old mobile phones and also use an old cassette player that they found in their cabin.
