In a dramatic turn of events, Josh Hall has finally addressed his divorce from Christina Haack, throwing some pointed shade at his ex-wife.

After a long wait, Hall celebrated the legal finalization of their divorce on Instagram. He shared a photo of himself alongside a horse, captioning it, "Excited to spend Labor Day weekend in the real reality… Finally, legally divorced and a free man." But that’s not all—he had some scathing comments to make about his marriage, implying that he learned a valuable lesson: "don’t marry someone who needs constant public validation and will use your personal drama for attention."

The couple's split was initially announced in July 2024 after a turbulent relationship of over two years, marked by "irreconcilable differences". Their on-screen drama also fueled speculation, especially since Haack stars in another show with her ex-husband, Tarek El Moussa.

The divorce settlement, confirmed by Haack's representative in May, revealed that the HGTV star had made a $300,000 equalization payment, plus an unallocated payment of $100,000 due in September 2024. Additionally, she was responsible for covering Hall’s attorney fees, amounting to $40,000. As part of the settlement, both parties retained their respective real estate holdings, with Haack keeping their homes in Newport Beach, California, and Franklin, Tennessee, while Hall will maintain his property in Thompson Station, Tennessee.

According to insiders, Hall is pleased with the outcome of the divorce deal, feeling it was "fair" and expressing relief at never having to engage with Haack again. "He voluntarily declined spousal support. Given there was no prenup, Christina should send Josh a thank you," the source revealed.

This was Haack's third marriage. Previously, she was wed to Tarek El Moussa from 2009 to 2018, with whom she shares two children. Following that, she married Ant Anstead in 2018, welcoming a son before their divorce in 2021. Shortly thereafter, she and Hall reportedly married in a secret ceremony in October 2021, making their relationship a topic of ongoing public interest.