Christina Hall claims her ex, Josh Hall, is demanding a “ridiculous” amount of $65,000 a month in spousal support amid their messy divorce.
The TV personality, 41, who recently marked her last year post-split, filed for divorce from Josh in early July this year after nearly three years of marriage.
Last week, on Thursday, October 10, Christina filed legal papers in Superior Court to sell the $4.5 million Tennessee mansion she used to share with Josh in Orange County, California, and still plans to share.
In documents obtained by Us Weekly on Tuesday, her ex-husband submitted a “good faith settlement offer” asking for “$65,000 a month in spousal support.” [Christina] In 2 years, 9 months of marriage.'
However, Christina's attorney, Matthew S. DRM called the request “not in good faith.”
Christina Hall, 41, says her ex, Josh Hall, is demanding an “outrageous” amount of $65 a month in spousal support amid their messy divorce.
In an affidavit, his attorney said the court is well aware of offers labeled “in good faith” that were not actually made in good faith.
DeArmey added: 'Josh Hall is asking for $65,000 a month in spousal support. [Christina] This is outrageous when he is self-sufficient in a marriage of 2 years and 9 months.
In the documents, Christina's legal team also mentioned her ex's recent purchase of a luxury vehicle.
'[Josh just paid over $70,000 to pay off the lease on [Christina’s separate property Bentley and so he has no need for spousal support from [her].'
Christina's legal team adds that her settlement offer comes at the same time she filed an injunction to block the sale of the $4.5 million Tennessee home.
Josh filed papers on Thursday last week asking the court to stop Christina from selling the mansion.
Earlier this month, the TV personality listed the accommodation and revealed on Instagram that she was “excited” to sell the house, which she previously lived in with Josh during their marriage.
Christina noted that Josh 'robbed' her and added, 'Remember when you said you would never steal from me or my kids and that you would be happy in a van with your dog?'
Last week, on Thursday, October 10, Christina filed legal papers in California Superior Court in Orange County that she plans to sell the $4.5 million Tennessee mansion she used to share with Josh.
In documents obtained by Us Weekly on Tuesday, her ex-husband submitted a “good faith settlement offer” in which he “asked for $65,000 in spousal support.” [Christina] In 2 years, 9 months of marriage'; Josh seen above
'I guess plans have changed. About trying to take everything you can…keep your mind on my money and my money on your mind…. Goodbye✌.'
Josh told Us Weekly on September 25 that he had offered Christina a package deal that included terms [Tennessee] residence' – she 'refused'.
On Tuesday, Josh's spokesperson told the outlet that Christina's claims were “probably false” and that “Josh never asked for $65,000 in support.” That's a lie.'
In Christina's own documents, she alleges that the Nashville mansion is an investment property that Josh “has access to and use when it is not for rent.”
However, Josh's representative further downplayed his claims, saying that “Nashville Property was never an investment company.”
Since Christina was in Nashville, she had to make a public statement about it, calling it her “second home.” No one spends much time in the “investment house” and they need to clarify why they are there so often. It doesn't make any sense.'
“It's sad that Christina's team is so desperate to smear Josh that they can't even come up with logical lies. Josh continues to pray for Cristina and hopes to resolve the matter privately.
In Christina's filing, she denied Josh's request not to sell the Nashville house, but said that if the house were sold, it would be a type of commercial property and he would not receive any money for it.
In a statement, his lawyer said the court was well aware of offers labeled “good faith” that were not actually made in good faith.
This comes as the HGTV star finally changed her last name amid her contentious divorce from Josh.
On Tuesday, a press release from her show Christina in the Country revealed that after filing for divorce three months ago, she will now return to her maiden name, Hack.
The reality TV siren, best known for Flip R Flop, did the same when she divorced British TV star Ant Onstood.
This is Christina's fifth name change in the last decade, so it's hard to keep up. Their surnames changed again from Hack to El Moussa, Ansted to Hack, Hall and Hack.
He was married three times: first to Tarek El Moussa, then to Ant Anstedt and Josh Hall.
He has yet to change his last name to Hack on his Instagram profile.
Christina is a mother of three children. They have Taylor, 13, and son Brayden, eight, with her first husband, El Moussa. She also has four-year-old Hudson with Andy Onsted.
Last week, Josh hit back after claiming he stole from her during their split.
Christina noted that Josh 'robbed' her and added, 'Remember when you said you would never steal from me or my kids and that you would be happy in a van with your dog?'
On Tuesday, Josh's spokesperson told the outlet that Christina's claims were “probably false” and that “Josh never asked for $65,000 in support.” that's a lie'
A spokesperson for the reality TV star reached out to DailyMail.com with a statement.
“Josh has repeatedly said he wants to handle the divorce like an adult, not in court, on social media or in the tabloids,” the note began.
“Time and time again, Christina insisted otherwise, making public scenes, but Josh remained silent. But now Christina is slandering him.
“These are false and defamatory claims. Josh never stole a dime from her or her family. It's a red line and Christina has crossed it.
The memo added: 'Rather than repeating Christina's false statement, the media should ask why Christina continues to insist that this matter be handled in public and not through the law.
The HGTV star finally changed her last name amid her controversial divorce from Josh
When they separated, Hall moved from his $12 million mansion in Newport Beach, California, to a home in Tennessee.
Their split was so controversial and public that Christina often criticized him on social media.
The reality star split from her third husband earlier this summer and recently shared that she couldn't eat for weeks until she found solace in the love of her children.
She wrote on her Instagram Stories: 'A month later… I finally got my appetite back. I'm exercising again. My children are happy and our house feels like home. 'Those poor kids' adore me…anyone who really knows us knows that, and that's all that matters.
Josh “voluntarily moved” from his home in Southern California and reportedly “didn't want to be famous” at first.
A source told Us Weekly: “Josh is sad the marriage ended this way, but he's excited to move on.”
When they separated, Hall moved from his $12 million mansion in Newport Beach, California, to a home in Tennessee.
'He voluntarily transferred his belongings from his and Christina's joint ownership. He never wanted to be famous.
“It's always been that way for Christina and she's happy to be back living life the way she wanted to live it,” he said.
Josh insists he wants “privacy,” especially at a “life-changing” time.
The HGTV star accused Josh of taking $35,000 of her own money and took to Instagram to point out that their relationship had been struggling for some time.
