Christina Hall revealed that she’s finally starting to feel like herself again, one month after she and ex-husband Josh filed for divorce.
On Friday night, the Flip or Flop alum, 41, shed light on how she’s been navigating the end of her three-year marriage, which included spending time with family, laughing with friends and staying busy with work.
“One month later… I finally got my appetite back and am working out again,” the reality star wrote on her Instagram Story. “My kids are happy and our house feels like a home.”
She continued: “Those poor kids adore me (and) anyone who really knows us knows this and that’s what matters.”
Despite her distress, the mother-of-three said she had had “one of the best nights out with friends recently” and had “laughed more” than she had “in a long time”.
Christina Hall has revealed that she’s finally starting to feel like herself again, one month after her ex-husband Josh filed for divorce.
“Work is going so well it feels like a dream,” she said enthusiastically. “I made a promise to myself and to my life coach: I will never give up on my peace again.”
“I will say: if you’ve ever lost peace and regained it, there’s a new level of gratitude for every moment in life,” he added.
Christina concluded the article by writing, “A huge level of appreciation for the present moments and for being present. If that’s the lesson, I’m in. When you have a positive mindset, the rest will take care of itself, as it always does.”
Moments later, she posted a sweet snap of herself snuggled on the couch with eight-year-old son Brayden, whom she shares with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa, and four-year-old Hudson, whom she welcomed during her second marriage to Ant Anstead.
“A perfect Friday night,” she captioned the photo, which showed Brayden resting his head on her as he fell asleep.
In addition to her two sons, Christina also shares a daughter, Taylor, 13, with El Moussa.
Her latest post comes just days after she revealed that she’s already receiving love letters following her split from Josh.
On Thursday, she shared a funny message for potential suitors who have been trying to catch her eye.
On Friday night, the Flip or Flop alum, 41, shed light on how she’s been navigating the end of her three-year marriage, which included spending time with family, laughing with friends and staying busy with work.
“One month later… I finally got my appetite back and am working out again,” the reality star wrote on her Instagram story. “My kids are happy and our house feels like a home.”
“Dear men,” she wrote, “your handwritten or typewritten letters are nice, but no, you will not be my fourth husband,” she mused.
She and Josh tied the knot in April 2022 before they both filed for divorce last month.
Last weekend, Josh was photographed moving out of his home in Newport Beach.
Christina’s post also contained shout-outs to real estate agents and people who gave her parenting advice.
“Dear fellow real estate agents, please stop sending me expensive emails and packages. I’m not putting my house up for sale…” she wrote. “But if I were to put it up for sale, I would do it myself, since I’m a real estate agent,” she said with a chin-scratching emoji.
He ended with a seemingly sarcastic message to those who had been offering him advice on family and relationships.
“Thank you for all the advice regarding my kids and my marriage. I really appreciate it,” Christina posted with an emoji covering her eyes.
Josh recently made his first public statement amid the divorce, taking to Instagram to share a selfie of himself resting his head on his dog in a solemn post.
Later that night, she uploaded a sweet snap of herself snuggled on the couch with her sons Brayden, eight, and Hudson, four.
She wrote in the caption: “I prefer privacy, especially during something so life-changing like a divorce I didn’t ask for.”
Without naming Christina, she promised: “I won’t speak ill of anyone in public, because every person has family, friends and other people who respect and love them. Unfortunately, the Internet is forever.”
In an interview with her 92,300 followers, Hall continued: “We are real human beings, this is our lives and I am not here to entertain people I don’t know with my private business. Those details will be handled fairly behind closed doors with our respective attorneys in due time. Those who know each of us, know who we are.”
Christina and Josh filed for divorce: the former indicated that the separation date was July 7, while the latter wrote on July 8.
A source said We weekly As of this past weekend, the soon-to-be exes “haven’t even begun negotiations” in their divorce proceedings.
The couple tied the knot in 2022 and did not sign a prenuptial agreement.
Josh is seeking a 50/50 split of assets, meanwhile, in a social media statement in July, Christina claimed she has no intention of splitting her personal assets equally.
She and Josh tied the knot in April 2022 before they both filed for divorce last month.
In an Instagram story, she stated: ‘I’ve worked so hard to build this life for myself and my kids and anyone who tries to take what they don’t deserve/DID NOT work for should be ashamed.’
The message continued: ‘An insecure man with a big ego will surely try to derail you, but I still get up.’
After Josh shared a message about “hope” on his Instagram Stories late last month, Christina took a screenshot of the image and added her response.
“I HOPE” he pays me millions more than he has already offered me,” she wrote in an aggressive attack on her ex.
Weeks after back-to-back divorce filings, Christina accused her ex-husband of transferring $35,000 of her money into his bank account.
Josh recently made his first public statement amid the divorce, taking to Instagram to share a selfie of himself resting his head on his dog in a solemn post.
According to legal documents obtained by ANDThe HGTV personality claimed, “Josh was able to divert over $35,000 of rental income from my separate property into his account.”
She went on to say in court documents: ‘I am asking Josh to account for the funds taken and return them to me as those funds are specifically used to pay loans, obligations, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance of these rental properties.’
