The divorce battlebetweenJoshua HallandChristina Haackcontinues to be a slippery slope of accusations! A new update revealed thatHall requested that Haack pay him monthly spousal support.The proceedings have been embroiled inmessy financial spatsbecausethe reality coupledidn’t have a prenup in place.
Haack’s filing on August 27, 2025, with the Superior Court of California in Orange County shows thatHallrequested that theChristina on the Coaststarpay him $65,000 monthly in spousal support, describing it as a “good faith settlement offer.” The documents filed by Haack were exclusively obtained byUS Weeklyon June 02, 2025, also revealing a detailedalleged global settlement offer presented by Hall.Haack’s lawyer,Matthew S. DeArmey, retaliated to the request in a declaration terming it “hardly good faith” and proclaimed thatthe offer was not a fair characterization for a short-term marriagethat barely lasted three years. DeArmey strengthened his stance on Hall’s request in the following words:
“Josh Hall is requesting $65,000 per month in spousal support from [Christina] on a 2 year, 9 month marriage, which is outrageous when he is self-supporting.”
Her legal team further pointed out that considering the fact thatHall was capable of paying for the luxury car he purchasedrecently, there was absolutely no need for Haack to pay him spousal support. Haack’s legal team doubled down by alleging that the settlement request coincides withHall’s request regarding the sale of her Tennessee home.
Joshua Hall Is Against the Sale of the $4.5 Million Tennesee Home
According to court documents obtained exclusively byUS Weekly, Hall requested animmediate order toprevent his ex-wife Haack from selling her homein Tennessee.He claimed that the house was listed without his consent while clarifying that although Haack had purchased it before they tied the knot,it was supposed to be a family home and not another one of her business endeavors.
During the entirety of their separation, Hall resided on the Tennessee property and even noted in his filing thathe had relocated from Southern California to Tennesseedue to the agreement between him and theFlip or Flopstar. Hall also claimed thathis estranged wife had asked for a “written agreement” to sell the residence, which he did not sign.
Joshua Hall also alleged that he learned of the property’s sale via an Instagramreel posted by Haack on July 13, 2025.A source close to Joshua Hall revealed thathe would potentially have to move outand stated that he was upset by the listing because Haack had allowed him to stay there during their separation.
Christina in the CountrySeason 2 will premiereon November 12 at 9 p.m. ET on HGTV.The episode will also be available to stream onDiscovery+ on the same day and time. The show’s previous season can be streamed on the same platform.
