Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa have expressed their support for Christina Hall following her recent divorce from Joshua Hall. In an interview with E! News, the couple emphasized their readiness to assist Christina during this challenging time. Tarek acknowledged the difficulties of life and reiterated their commitment to supporting Christina as she navigates through her divorce.
The announcement of Christina and Joshua’s separation came earlier in the month, with Christina filing for divorce on July 15 due to irreconcilable differences. The official documents indicate that Christina and Joshua had different separation dates, with Christina listing July 7 and Joshua listing July 8. Christina is seeking to restore her last name to Haack, while Joshua is requesting spousal support and coverage of his attorney fees.
Joshua has also made legal requests regarding their shared HGTV and Discovery projects, including an equal division of rights to the shows they worked on together, such as “Christina in the Country” and “Christina on the Coast.”
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The couple had also begun filming a new competition show, “The Flip Off,” with Tarek and Heather. Despite the divorce, Tarek, Heather, and Christina will continue with the show’s production, slated for release in 2025, without Joshua’s involvement.
During their marriage, Tarek and Christina had two children and co-hosted the HGTV series “Flip or Flop.” Tarek later married Heather in 2021, and they have a son together. Christina, who also shares a son with her second husband, Ant Anstead, had tried to make her marriage with Joshua work but ultimately decided to file for divorce, citing issues related to finances and Joshua’s contribution to the household.
Legal expert Dror Bikel, although not involved in the case, suggested that Christina, being the more financially successful spouse, will likely fare well in the divorce proceedings.
He highlighted the challenges of fame in relationships and how differing reactions to public life can strain marriages. Bikel noted that the court would consider the popularity of their shows in determining the division of assets, likely favoring Christina as the primary draw for viewers.