HGTV Star Christina Haack Swears Off Marriage After Split From Third Husband

Christina Haack, the 41-year-old HGTV star, has set a firm boundary following three unsuccessful marriages, declaring during the finale of her show "The Flip Off" that she's officially done with walking down the aisle.

When guest judge Jeff Lewis commented on her romantic history, saying, "Do we have to marry them all?" Haack didn't hesitate to respond, "No, no. No more marriages." It's a refreshing candidness from someone who's clearly had her share of ups and downs in the love department.

Haack's marital résumé includes Tarek El Moussa, her co-star on HGTV's "Flip or Flop," with whom she shares two children, Taylor, 14, and Brayden, 9. Their marriage lasted nearly a decade, from 2009 to 2018. After that, she tied the knot with Ant Anstead in 2018, welcoming her son Hudson, now 5, before their relationship ended in 2021. Finally, she married Josh Hall in 2022, a union that lasted just over two years before their divorce was filed in July 2024.

Interestingly, Hall was initially part of "The Flip Off" alongside Tarek and Tarek's second wife, Heather Rae El Moussa. However, after their split, Hall's on-screen presence was limited to the show's premiere episode. Heather Rae later remarked that the show’s dynamic felt "lighter and funnier" without the tension Hall’s presence might have brought.

During the finale episode, Haack reflected on her working relationship with Hall, admitting that the house they chose to flip was initially his idea, with him planning to handle much of the work. Once their relationship ended, she had to step up and bring in professionals to complete the project. "He had these grandiose plans... and that just would not have paid off for the neighborhood," she noted, agreeing with Lewis that their visions were clearly misaligned.

This isn't the first time Haack has opened up about her relationship struggles on "The Flip Off." In an earlier episode, she shared a vulnerable moment with Tarek, confessing her tendency to rush into new romances as a way to cope. "I feel like I try to hide and act like I’m not affected, but then I just do more stupid things," she admitted. "I just keep doing it and getting into things too fast that I know aren’t right."

With three marriages behind her and a determination to focus on herself, Haack’s declaration of "no more marriages" feels more like a promise to grow than a bitter farewell to love. Whatever’s next for her, one thing’s clear: she’s flipping the script on how she approaches relationships.