Christina Haack Criticizes Ex Josh Hall’s Reaction to Her Divorce Remarks: ‘Not Exactly Masculine’

HGTV star Christina Haack has once again assailed ex-husband Josh Hall and branded his response to her opening up about their tumultuous marriage "not exactly masculine."

The 42-year-old "Flip Off" star—who split from Hall, 44, in July 2024—shared her true thoughts on him after Hall allegedly branded her a "liar" in his Instagram Story.

Now, while speaking with Page Six’s "Virtual Reali-Tea," Haack confessed that she doesn't pay attention to her ex's social media posts because "I don't even care."

"I don't lie. For a person that claims that they don't want any attention, if it were me and I wasn't in the public eye, I would create a private Instagram account and not be public, and then you don't have to worry about it, and then just don't read the news. That's what I would do.

"For someone that claims to be so masculine, maybe that's not so masculine," she said.

Her diss at her ex comes days after she reflected on the last year in a scathing Instagram post, in which she revealed the 10 rules everyone should follow.

"What a difference a year makes. Never EVER give up. Right when you think you’ll never recover life can bless you and literally turn everything around," she captioned a photo that showed her cozying up to her boyfriend, Christopher Larocca.

Her first several rules were all about keeping negative energy—and people—out of your life, telling fans that they should "never betray your intuition," "never be scared to say no," and remember that "authenticity always prevails."

She added, "Eliminate ALL toxic people from your life. Parasites and vampires will destroy you slowly."

The home expert then advised her followers to spend their money—especially on lawyers.

"Spend the money to hire the best people. Especially attorneys. It will always pay off," she said.

Next, Haack said that everyone should "truly understand your finances" and surround themselves with "kind and caring people who truly want you to succeed in all ways."

She added, "Don’t be embarrassed of your past. We all f*** up. Hire a coach who will call you out on your shit. If you want to learn and grow and be better—hold yourself accountable."

Lastly, Haack advised, "Get dressed up, eat the fries, drink the champagne, put down the phone, and laugh a lot—life is short. Enjoy the ride."

Her piercing suggestions come just days after she renewed her bitter public spat with Hall—after he took to Instagram to make a thinly veiled jab at her.

The post, which was shared to Hall's Instagram Story and has since expired, read, “Never argue with liars. You can’t win, because they believe their own lies,” according to Fox News.

Following his post, Haack made her feelings about her ex-spouse clear.

“I’m not a liar, and I don’t even think anyone can make that up," she told Fox News.

“That’s very odd. Honestly, I think his 15 minutes is almost up, so maybe time to stop posting strange quotes.”

She previously opened up about their divorce in a wide-ranging interview with People. 

Haack told the outlet that her relationship with Hall caused many issues in her life—and it all began with the first time he proposed to her at her former home in Dana Point, CA.

"The first time he proposed, I said no, and he threw the ring in the pool. That was probably red flag No. 1," she revealed. "I don't think anyone's ever heard that story before. Sorry. It's true."

Haack claimed that her ex had decorated her terrace before asking for her hand in marriage, but things went south when she rejected him.

"We weren't getting along super great even then, off and on. When things were good, they were good, but it just felt like I wasn't quite ready and so I just said, 'This is not the right time.'

"I don't remember exactly what I said, but he had the patio decorated and he threw it in the pool," she said.

Despite Haack's insistence that she should have seen the warning signs, a representative for Hall told the outlet that "Josh has no clue what Christina is talking about."

The pair got engaged just six months into their relationship in 2021 while in Mexico.

Looking back, the reality TV star noted that the fast pace of the relationship should've set off warning bells, but she didn't realize it until it was too late.

"The quick courting and all those things, that's sort of what I was used to and it didn't even feel right then.

“I learned to protect myself, my children, my finances, and I also truly, I don't think until this divorce, I learned how much I appreciate peace, freedom, quiet, chill," she told the outlet.

And Haack revealed she is taking the lessons she learned in her third marriage into her new relationship and applying them to her day-to-day life.

“I don’t look at it as starting over, and especially for the fourth time. That just makes me want to cringe.

"It does feel like a fresh start in that, for once, I’m actually in control of my destiny, and that feels really good," she said.

Although she noted that she is still learning and working on herself each day, she has come to terms with the negative effects of her romance.