Christina Haack spoke about her divorce from Joshua Hall: «I worked for myself and my family»
26 july 2024 в 16:50
Christina Haack expressed her opinion about her divorce from Joshua Hall. On Thursday, July 25, the 41-year-old HGTV personality Haack informed her followers on social media that she had «worked her butt off» for her family and would not allow an «unprotected man» to tarnish her efforts.
«I have worked my butt off to build this life for myself and my kids, and anyone who tries to take what they don’t deserve/ haven’t worked for should be ashamed», - Haack wrote through her Instagram Stories against a black background. She then added, «An unprotected man with a big ego can try to tear you down, but 'still I rise,'» clearly referencing Katy Perry’s song «Rise».
The «Christina on the Coast» star also noted that «divorces don’t happen overnight… and there is always a point of no return».
«This divorce is personal», - she concluded in her statement.
Haack and Hall filed for divorce from each other earlier this month after nearly three years of marriage. Both cited different separation dates in their statements, with Haack noting it was July 7, and Hall claiming it was the next day.
Almost two weeks later, Haack claimed that Hall transferred $ 35,000 from her bank account to his personal account, according to court documents obtained by Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, July 24.
«Josh was able to transfer over $ 35,000 of my own rental income into his account», - said the «Flip or Flop» star in court documents. «I am asking Josh to account for the funds taken and return them to me as these funds are specifically used for paying mortgages, obligations, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance on these rental properties».
Haack also claimed that she only found out about the transaction on July 21, stating in court documents: «I would not have asked him to send my money to himself the day after I told him we were divorcing».
«Like all hardworking mothers, my life revolves around my children and my work», - added the reality TV star, according to the publication. «I understand that Josh has his own income and therefore should not need any support from me. He has enough assets to pay his own attorney fees and expenses. Frankly, I am shocked and concerned that he transferred over $ 35,000 of my own funds into his own account on July 8, 2024. The fact that this is the same date he now claims as the date of our separation, even though it was actually July 7, 2024, makes it clear why he chose the next day».
Hall has not publicly commented on his divorce from Haack yet
«I have worked my butt off to build this life for myself and my kids, and anyone who tries to take what they don’t deserve/ haven’t worked for should be ashamed», - Haack wrote through her Instagram Stories against a black background. She then added, «An unprotected man with a big ego can try to tear you down, but 'still I rise,'» clearly referencing Katy Perry’s song «Rise».
The «Christina on the Coast» star also noted that «divorces don’t happen overnight… and there is always a point of no return».
«This divorce is personal», - she concluded in her statement.
Haack and Hall filed for divorce from each other earlier this month after nearly three years of marriage. Both cited different separation dates in their statements, with Haack noting it was July 7, and Hall claiming it was the next day.
Almost two weeks later, Haack claimed that Hall transferred $ 35,000 from her bank account to his personal account, according to court documents obtained by Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, July 24.
«Josh was able to transfer over $ 35,000 of my own rental income into his account», - said the «Flip or Flop» star in court documents. «I am asking Josh to account for the funds taken and return them to me as these funds are specifically used for paying mortgages, obligations, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance on these rental properties».
Haack also claimed that she only found out about the transaction on July 21, stating in court documents: «I would not have asked him to send my money to himself the day after I told him we were divorcing».
«Like all hardworking mothers, my life revolves around my children and my work», - added the reality TV star, according to the publication. «I understand that Josh has his own income and therefore should not need any support from me. He has enough assets to pay his own attorney fees and expenses. Frankly, I am shocked and concerned that he transferred over $ 35,000 of my own funds into his own account on July 8, 2024. The fact that this is the same date he now claims as the date of our separation, even though it was actually July 7, 2024, makes it clear why he chose the next day».
Hall has not publicly commented on his divorce from Haack yet
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