Her HGTV shows often blend her personal life with her professional world, for better or worse.
Since the split from Hall, Haack has been enjoying her new chapter.
“My kids are happy and our house feels like home.”
And hey, the HGTV cameras can only show so much.
He cited the classic reason of “irreconcilable differences,” according to the legal documents obtained byPeople.
Hall is requesting spousal support from Haack.
Alas, Haack has said shooting “The Flip Off” was not exactly a fun couple bonding experience.
“Josh was very hard to film with,” Haack toldUs Weekly.
“He didn’t get it.
He’d always get upset with me.”
“Remember, you’re a Hall now.
Don’t get confused in this competition about what your last name is,” Hall said.
When Haack did not respond, Hall declared, “You’re rude!”
Apparently, this was only the tip of the iceberg.
She was filming with Tarek when I met her."
Haack also seemed to suggest that Hall didn’t bring much to the show.
He was just my husband in it," said Haack.
Haack also believed that Hall’s departure saved the show.
“They told me he’s not nice to me,” she said.
“Why would I stick around?”
Haack has had a tough couple of years since she and El Moussa called it quits.
Everything since like 2016 has been so hard and so horrible," she told El Moussa.
“It’s really taken a really bad toll on me.”
“& there is always a breaking point.
This one is personal.”
The two were married from 2018 to 2020 and have one son, Hudson.
The drama eventually concluded with the two sharing custody.
She wrote, “Crazy how much life can change in a year.
Last Mother’s Day, I was in a very bad place.
Going through an extremely unnecessary custody battle.”
The relationship between Anstead and Haack was strained for a long time after that.
Now we’re back on track."
In 2016, it all boiled over.
A neighbor told authorities that they saw El Moussa hop the fence and head toward a nearby hiking trail.
Haack and El Moussa reportedly got in a fight before he left the house with the firearm.
Haack then called 911.
Six months later, they announced separation.
“Like many couples, we have had challenges in our marriage,” the statement read.
El Moussa filed for divorce in January 2017, and their divorce became official in January 2018.
The incident marked the end ofEl Moussa’s marriage to Haack.
However, instead of leaving her feeling refreshed, her style of working out had a negative effect.
Anxiety-driven exercise only worsened the problem.
“If I overexert myself, I don’t feel great,” she said.
Over the years, Haack has tried various methods to deal with stress, anxiety, and relationship-related issues.
“I met Josh when I wasn’t in a state of fear or fight-or-flight…
Regardless, Haack urged others not to judge her.
“I’m 38 I’ll do what I want,” she stated.
The incident was not featured on the show.
After the dust settled, Tarek reportedly regretted his behavior.
“They did get into a disagreement,” an unnamed source toldPeople.
“Tarek lashed out and he’s super remorseful.”
Evidently, this wasn’t the only time the former spouses clashed in the workplace.
The HGTV cameras were not present, but at least one paparazzo was.
Tarek was photographed pulling Heather away from what appeared to be a heated discussion.
Later, the soccer coach reportedly had to break up a verbal altercation between Tarek and Josh Hall.
“A personal matter was discussed and has since been resolved,” it read.
The two decided to prioritize Braydon and Taylor’s well-being instead of their feuds.
“We are focused on co-parenting as a team moving forward,” the statement continued.
“Well, I mean…” she began before turning her attention to her costars (viaInsider).
“Can you girls attest to anything?”
“I’ll always love love,” she told Us Weekly in January 2025.
“I probably will [get married again] eventually, but, not anytime soon.”
They even have traveled abroad and visited other countries together.”
Larocca is the CEO of a telecommunications company.
“Five years ago, I didn’t feel great,” she said.
“I’ve suffered on and off since 2016 with extreme stomach pain,” she said.
Because El Moussa’s treatment involved radiation, they wouldn’t be able to try for a while.
“Right away, we did sperm banking and [tried] IVF,” she said.
After they learned that the round was a success, Haack’s high-risk first trimester began.
“We did everything we could to double-check this one works,” she shared.
“I had to do one full week in bed.
“[His recovery] was two months of sheer torture,” Haack said.
