HGTV star Christina Hall's divorce proceedings with estranged husband Josh Hall are escalating, with a trial now on the horizon. During a recent appearance on SiriusXM's "Jeff Lewis Live," Hall revealed that mediation efforts have failed and the couple is "not even close" to reaching a settlement. "We’re going to be going to trial, I hear," she stated, expressing anticipation, if not enthusiasm, for the upcoming legal battle. She added that Hall is resistant to mediation.
Financial matters appear to be a significant point of contention. Hall indicated she has provided financial support to her estranged husband, including funds he used to purchase a Bentley, despite his lack of current employment. While she hasn't been formally ordered to pay his legal fees, she admitted to already contributing some amount. Hall's representative declined to comment on the situation.
The tension between the two is palpable, with Hall acknowledging their strained relationship. This animosity spilled over onto social media after Hall's representative issued a statement criticizing her for discussing the divorce publicly. Hall responded with a scathing Instagram story, accusing her estranged husband of "narcissism" and manipulative behavior.
Despite the ongoing legal conflict, both Hall and her estranged husband appear to be moving on romantically. Hall is reportedly in a new relationship with CEO Christopher Larocca, while Josh Hall publicly acknowledged his relationship with model Stephanie Gabrys on social media.
The couple filed for divorce in July 2024, citing irreconcilable differences. Hall initially requested spousal support and sought to prevent Haack from receiving similar support. Haack, in turn, requested that neither party receive spousal support. Previous court filings reveal disputes over alleged spousal support requests and the transfer of funds between accounts.
This marks Hall's third divorce. She was previously married to Tarek El Moussa, with whom she shares two children, and Ant Anstead, with whom she shares one child.
