Josh Hall just fired back at his ex-wife Christina Haack, calling her public comments on their ugly divorce immature and classless. In a fresh interview, the realtor breaks his silence after their May 2025 settlement, revealing tensions that boiled over on social media. Fans are buzzing about the drama, but what really went down behind the scenes?
Hall Breaks Silence on Haack’s Public Attacks
Josh Hall opened up to the Daily Mail this week, saying he stayed quiet at first to respect their families and kids. But now, he feels forced to speak out because people only heard Haack’s side.
“I thought it lacked class, to be honest,” Hall said of Haack’s social media posts about their split. He called her behavior like that of a pissed-off teenager and unnecessary for public eyes.
Hall stressed that divorce should stay private, even for public figures like them. He married the HGTV star in 2021, but they split in July 2024. Their breakup turned messy with claims flying back and forth.
In the interview, Hall denied asking for $65,000 a month in spousal support, a claim Haack made last year. He said he contributed what he could to their life together, even if she earned more.
Inside the Shocking Divorce Settlement Details
The couple wrapped up their divorce in May 2025, with a deal that left both sides walking away with big assets. Haack paid Hall a one-time sum of $300,000 to split their properties and other items.
Hall got a home and a condo in Tennessee, plus land in California. He also kept several cars, including a 2021 Bentley, a 1970 Chevelle, a 1982 DeLorean, and furniture from their shared life.
Haack held onto a multi-million-dollar Nashville home. Both gave up any right to spousal support in the final judgment.
Here’s a quick breakdown of key assets from the settlement:
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- Homes and Properties: Hall received two Tennessee spots and California land; Haack kept the main Nashville house.
- Vehicles: Hall walked away with luxury and classic cars.
- Payments: Haack covered $300,000 lump sum, $40,000 in legal fees, some mediation costs, and a prior $100,000 payout.
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Hall claimed he spent nearly $250,000 on the divorce fight. He said he could have pushed for temporary support but chose not to, aiming for a fair split.
Hall insisted he voluntarily gave up more to end the drama quickly, something he thinks Haack should appreciate.
The Money Disputes and Relationship Struggles
Money became a flashpoint in their split. Haack, with a reported net worth of $25 million from her TV shows like “Christina on the Coast” and “The Flip-Off,” said Hall wanted big monthly payments. He shot that down, saying he added his share during their marriage.
“I added wherever I could and I paid whatever share I was able to throughout the relationship,” Hall explained.
Their short marriage lasted less than three years, but it followed Haack’s previous ones to Tarek El Moussa and Ant Anstead. Hall said he gets that she’s a public figure, but dragging personal fights online crossed a line.
He avoided confrontation, even moving to a rental to dodge more fights over their Nashville estate. Hall painted himself as the reasonable one, focused on moving forward without bitterness.
Recent reports show Haack paid extra for Hall’s legal bills, totaling around $140,000 plus the earlier payout. Despite the costs, Hall said fairness was his goal from the start.
Looking Ahead After the Split
Both have new partners now. Haack is dating businessman Christopher Larocca, while Hall went public with Stephanie Gabrys on Instagram.
Hall wished Haack well, even joking he won’t judge if she marries again multiple times to find the right fit. “If that’s what she has to do, then she has my blessing,” he said.
Haack shared her relief on Instagram Stories after the settlement, saying she can’t wait to focus on her blessings and move on. She has three kids: daughter Taylor and son Brayden with El Moussa, and son Hudson with Anstead.
Hall echoed that sentiment, hoping to avoid public feuds. But his interview stirs the pot, showing old wounds haven’t fully healed.
This divorce highlights how public life amplifies personal pain. For fans, it raises questions about privacy in celebrity breakups. Haack’s rep didn’t respond to requests for comment on Hall’s latest statements.
In the end, Josh Hall’s candid words pull back the curtain on a divorce that gripped reality TV fans, exposing raw emotions and hefty financial stakes. From classless jabs to a $300,000 payout, this split shows how quickly love can turn to legal battles. Yet, both stars seem ready to rebuild, offering a glimmer of hope amid the chaos. What do you think about Hall’s response and the settlement details? Share your thoughts in the comments and pass this article along to your friends on social media.
