Christina Haack and Josh Hall Divorce Finalized: Inside the Financial Breakdown
Zoe Bennett delivers a sharp, data-driven analysis of celebrity legal and financial affairs, offering readers a clear lens into the complexities of high-profile splits. With years of experience covering entertainment law and celebrity net worth, she cuts through the noise to reveal the numbers behind the headlines.
When it comes to celebrity divorces, the financial stakes are often as dramatic as the emotional fallout. The finalization of Christina Haack and Josh Hall’s divorce is no exception. After a two-year marriage and over a year of legal proceedings, the couple’s divorce was officially finalized on August 26, revealing a detailed financial settlement that highlights the intricacies of asset division, legal costs, and post-marriage business interests.
According to court documents obtained by E! News, neither Haack nor Hall will receive spousal support. Instead, the HGTV star made a one-time equalization payment of $300,000 to Hall, sourced from the proceeds of the sale of their Nashville property. That payment was made on May 6, just a few months before the divorce was finalized. In addition, Haack paid $40,000 toward Hall’s legal fees, with both parties agreeing to be solely responsible for any future legal costs.
Haack also made a prior unallocated payment of $100,000 to Hall in September 2024, further illustrating the financial complexity of their split. The couple’s property division was clearly outlined in the court documents: Haack retained ownership of their former homes in Newport Beach, California, and Franklin, Tennessee, while Hall kept his property in Thompson’s Station, Tennessee.
When it came to personal assets, Hall was awarded several high-value vehicles, including a 2021 Bentley, a 1970 Chevelle, and the iconic 1982 DeLorean—likely a nod to his passion for classic cars. Meanwhile, Haack received two 2021 GMC Yukons and four quads, which were reportedly given as gifts for her children: Taylor, 14, Brayden, 9, from her previous marriage to Tarek El Moussa, and Hudson, 5, from her relationship with Ant Anstead.
Haack also retained any business interests or LLCs she established or acquired after the date of separation, a crucial detail that underscores her ongoing entrepreneurial ventures and financial independence post-divorce. The couple had submitted a joint property division agreement to the court earlier this year, signaling a level of cooperation despite the emotional toll.
Haack, who is currently in a relationship with Christopher Larocca, has been candid about the emotional and financial burden of the divorce. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s *Jeff Lewis Live* in June, she expressed her dissatisfaction with the process, stating, “If you both think you’re screwed, then whatever you want.” She also shared on Instagram in May that the divorce had been costly, prompting her to cut back on discretionary spending.
While Haack and Hall’s divorce settlement may not reach the astronomical figures seen in other celebrity splits—such as Tiger Woods’ reported $750 million payout or Mel Gibson’s $425 million divorce—it still underscores the financial realities of ending a high-earning marriage. The absence of a prenuptial agreement likely played a role in the complexity of the negotiations, especially given Haack’s growing real estate empire and media presence.
As the dust settles, all eyes will be on how Haack navigates her post-divorce life, both personally and professionally. With a thriving TV career and a growing family, she remains a central figure in the world of celebrity real estate and lifestyle media.
Stay tuned for more updates on celebrity legal matters and financial settlements as they unfold.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! News
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