Christina Haack and Josh Hall Divorce Finalized: How Much She’ll Pay

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Christina Haack and Josh Hall have hammered out their divorce.

After more than a year since we initiated our divorce proceedings, a judge officially finalized our two-year marriage on August 26th, disclosing the financial aspects of our separation, as a dedicated follower reporting on the matter.

According to documents acquired by TopMob News, both Christina and Josh chose not to claim spousal support. On May 6th, the 42-year-old paid her former spouse an equalization payment amounting to $300,000, which was derived from the sale proceeds of their Nashville property.

As a die-hard admirer, let me share that I, too, chipped in $40,000 towards covering Josh’s legal expenses, as stated in the documentation. Moving forward, it seems we’re each on our own to shoulder any additional attorney fees, with the document clearly stating “each party shall be solely responsible.

The decision encompassed an earlier, uncredited $100,000 payment that Christina made to the individual aged 44 in September 2024.

The judgment not only outlined the current issue but also highlighted a previous, unaccounted-for $100,000 payment from Christina to the 44-year-old individual, which occurred in September 2024.

In this new arrangement, both Christina and Josh received individual properties. Specifically, Christina retained the previous residences in Newport Beach, California, and Franklin, Tennessee, whereas Josh maintained his property in Thompson’s Station, Tennessee.

As a car enthusiast, I had quite an impressive collection, which included a 2021 Bentley, a 1970 Chevelle, and a vintage 1982 DeLorean. Meanwhile, my dear friend Christina was graced with two brand new 2021 Yukons, along with four all-terrain vehicles that the court records mentioned were thoughtful gifts for her children – Taylor, 14, Brayden, 9, whom she co-parents with ex Tarek El Moussa, and Hudson, 5, who she shares with former spouse Ant Anstead.

She also retained any business interests or LLCs created or acquired since the date of separation. 

TopMob News has reached out to reps for both Christina and Josh but has not heard back yet.

In May, they announced that they had come to a decision on how to partition their assets and submitted their plan to the court for approval, marking the finalization of their separation. At that point, Christina-who is currently involved with Christopher Larocca-admitted that she wasn’t entirely content with the arrangement.

She mentioned something along the lines of “If two people believe they’re in a tight spot, then whatever they desire will likely happen,” she shared on SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live in June. “I’m not sure about the exact words, but it’s not a fantastic situation, I suppose it’s over now.

And the HGTV star hasn’t been shy about the literal cost of the breakup. 

She penned, “Paying for the divorce hasn’t been budget-friendly,” she posted alongside a photo from a red carpet event on her Instagram Story in May. “In an effort to save some cash, I’ve been tightening my purse strings, particularly with clothing purchases. This dress was quite charming and cost just $65.

Curious about more of the most expensive celebrity splits? Keep reading. 

The renowned golfer’s image was severely damaged when it emerged that he had multiple extramarital affairs with numerous women. His marriage to Swedish model Elin Nordegren, which lasted close to six years and produced two children, ended officially in August 2010. It is said that Tiger paid an estimated $750 million during their divorce, although the exact settlement amount remains undisclosed.

In theory, “Love Don’t Cost a Thing”… Initially, when Cris directed the music video for J.Lo, their union followed in September 2001. However, just under a year into their marriage to her ex-husband and former choreographer, they encountered unresolvable differences, leading to J.Lo’s divorce filing. Despite keeping the settlement amount private, numerous sources suggest that she paid around $14 million.

In one of the most expensive divorces in Hollywood’s history, Mel’s wife for 28 years, Robyn Gibson, is said to have received half of Mel’s estimated $850 million fortune, due to the lack of a prenuptial agreement between them. The couple share seven children and, according to TopMob News reports, they took nearly two years to finalize their divorce settlement.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d rephrase that sentence as follows: During my seven-year marriage with the director, which ended in 2008 without a prenuptial agreement, I found myself parting ways with a significant amount of my assets – estimates ranged between $72 million and $92 million, according to my spokesperson at that time.

Starting from the church to the courtroom, Paul McCartney and Heather Mills exchanged vows in 2002. However, their marriage ended only four years later. After multiple legal disputes, it was reported that Mills received around $48.7 million from McCartney’s wealth upon their divorce finalization in 2008. Moreover, Heather also supposedly got an extra $70,000 a month for their then 4-year-old daughter Beatrice.

In a grand wedding in 1977, Donald and Ivana tied the knot, but their marriage ended in 1992 under whispers of his alleged affair with ex-beauty queen Marla Maples. After spending 15 years together and raising three children, it was said that Ivana walked away with $20 million from the divorce, although details of the settlement are still kept private by the courts.

Ah, the complexities of early romance. Married in 1978 while both Kevin and Cindy were students, they parted ways in 1994 after 16 years together. Their family consisted of daughters Annie and Lily, along with son Joe. It’s said that upon their divorce, Cindy received an $80 million settlement.

It appears that Neil had a romantic relationship with a TV producer even though he was married to his first wife, Jane Posner at the time. Marcia wedded the musician-composer in 1969, went on to have two sons, Jesse and Micah together, filed for divorce after 25 years due to irreconcilable differences, and received half of Neil’s fortune – approximately $150 million. Yet, Neil doesn’t harbor resentment; he later stated that “she was worth every penny.

Following a seventeen-year marriage, which included an effort at reunion, the renowned basketball player Michael Jordan and his spouse Juanita Jordan legally parted ways in 2006. They exchanged vows in Las Vegas back in 1989, and share three children together. Michael is said to have paid out approximately $168 million in divorce settlements.

Country music legend Kenny Rogers, often referred to as a “country crooner,” has experienced multiple marriages, with a count of five weddings behind him. Among these, his most costly divorce was with Marianne Gordon, his fourth wife. After spending 16 years together and sharing one child, they parted ways in 1993. It is reported that Kenny Rogers paid an impressive $60 million during this separation.

Lionel Richie and his ex-wife, Diane Alexander – a dance and fashion enthusiast – ended their marriage in 2003 after seven years together, two children, and numerous unresolvable disagreements. In her divorce petition, it is said that Diane requested a monthly clothing allowance of $15,000 and an annual budget of $20,000 for plastic surgery. The total settlement amounted to approximately $20 million from Richie.

In June of 2000, the businessman tied the knot with his fourth spouse – an actress they met at a Vanity Fair Oscar party. However, their union dissolved in 2006. It’s said that Ellen received a substantial settlement upon divorce and further made over $20 million from selling jewelry that her husband, Ron, had originally gifted her.

The actress had an on-off relationship with the director in the late ’70s, briefly dating Willie Nelson, her co-star from the movie “Honeysuckle Rose”. In 1985, she married Steven, but their union lasted only four years. Eventually, they divorced in 1989, with Amy allegedly receiving a $100 million settlement as part of the divorce proceedings.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d rephrase it as:

After an 18-year long journey, Harrison Ford and I decided to part ways in 2001, following a short-lived reconciliation attempt. Our family, comprising two beautiful children, officially ended our marriage in 2004. With two decades of shared life, no prenuptial agreement, and substantial assets on the line, I walked away with an impressive $118 million from Harrison’s earnings post our divorce settlement.

2008 marked the end of Alex and Cynthia’s relationship, which had lasted six years and produced two kids. The financial terms of their high-valued lawsuit are still confidential.

In 1977, the actor who won an Oscar married the 19-year-old daughter of an Austrian diplomat, and the following year, they had a son. In 1995, Diane initiated divorce proceedings and reportedly received a $45 million settlement, along with a portion of the projects Michael undertook during their relationship.

After being married for 23 years and having a daughter named Brooke and a son named Nick, Linda decided to file for divorce from her husband when she learned about his affair with Christiane Plante, a professional wrestler. It is said that Linda was awarded an agreement exceeding $30 million, which included more than 70% of their liquid assets, several luxury vehicles, a $3 million property settlement, and 40% ownership in his companies.

In 1990, the lead singer of The Rolling Stones got married to a model. However, Jerry filed for divorce in 1999 when he learned that Mick had fathered a child with Brazilian model Luciana Morad. Despite nine years of marriage, it was reported that Jerry received $25 million as part of their divorce settlement.

In 1994, the person who won the Daytona 500 got married to Brooke. However, their marriage ended in divorce eight years later in 2002. Despite not having any children together, Jeff had to pay a significant amount in settlement – roughly $15 million as reported.

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2025-08-29 01:18