Christina Haack celebrates Christmas with her three children after a custody battle
Christina Haack has finally realized her Christmas wish: to spend the holidays with her three children.
The “Flip or Flop” alum gave fans a glimpse of her and hubby Josh Hall’s holiday celebrations over the weekend after settling their bitter custody battle with ex Ant Anstead.
Haack, 39, took to her Instagram Stories on December 25 to share a photo of her son Hudson – whom she shares with Anstead – posing alongside her sister Taylor, 12, and brother Brayden, 7 – that she shares with Tarek El Moussa – around the Christmas tree.
“Wonderful Christmas Eve with family and friends,” the reality star wrote of the snap of the family of five.
Haack was able to spend Christmas with her three children this year.
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The ‘Christina on the Coast’ star also posted snaps of her kids playing with their new toys.
“tower presents ❤️,” she captioned a photo of her 3-year-old son piling up all his gifts to make a barricade.
Hudson’s appearance on Haack’s social media came as a surprise as the reality star vowed to keep him off social media after Anstead accused her of ‘exploiting’ their son online.
“I CHOSE and chose not to post Hudson because I was exhausted by Instagram being used as a tool against me,” she said in response to the ‘Wheeler Dealers’ star saying that she was using the toddler as a “puppet” to get more brand deals.
Haack also said Anstead’s “truly offensive” claims were just “manipulative tactics” used to win Hudson conservatorship.
Anstead and Haack, who welcomed their son in 2019, settled their custody battle earlier this month after the mechanic filed for full custody in April.
The exes will “continue to have joint legal and physical custody” as originally agreed in June 2021 when they finalized their divorce.
They also decided on a holiday schedule with “exceptions” to their original arrangement, allowing Haack to spend Christmas and Thanksgiving with the little one in even years and giving Anstead, 43, odd years.
The reverse is true for Halloween, Easter and the 4th of July.