Early Life
Elizabeth Chambers was born in San Antonio, Texas. She is of English, Irish and Scottish descent. Chambers moved from Texas at an early age and spent her formative years in the coastal town of Half Moon Bay, California. She attended Notre Dame Elementary and Saint Matthew's Day School in the San Francisco Bay Area before returning to Half Moon Bay for intermediate school. After middle school, Chambers and her family moved to a suburb of Denver, Colorado, where she attended Cherry Creek High School. She is the oldest of four children and has two brothers, Joseph and John, and a sister, Catherine. Chambers graduated with high honors from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism.
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