PHOTO: Christina Haack Steps Out With New Boyfriend Christopher Larocca, Plus She’s Ordered to Pay Ex $150,000 From Sale of $4.5 Million Tennessee Home

   

Thanks to her time on Flipping Out, Christina Haack is one of the most famous house flippers working today. Now, not only does she have a new show premiering soon, but it seems she’s also happily dating again following her split from Josh Hall. However, it’s not all good news as a judge has ordered her to pay Josh a portion of the sale from their home.

Fans will recall that Christina and Josh began dating in 2021 and walked down the aisle in 2022. Sadly, they filed for divorce in July of 2024, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Going through a divorce is difficult for anyone, and people find different ways to handle this traumatic life change. Now, it seems Christina is picking up the pieces after things didn’t work out with Josh. According to PEOPLE, the businesswoman and reality TV star has been seen out and about with a new beau six months after the much-talked-about split. Their relationship was confirmed on January 11. 

The man’s name is Christopher Larocca, and he is the CEO of Network Connex, which is a telecommunications provider.

The pair was seen at the Los Angeles International Airport on January 14. She donned a pair of black jeans and a white tank to match. He wore a simple white T-shirt and a pair of stylish sunglasses. It seems this airport outing came after a trip to Paris, which Christina partially documented on social media.

 

 

This is the second time they’ve been in the City of Light in the last several months, as they were also there in October. Additionally, Christina and Christopher attended a holiday party together in December. 

 

As mentioned, Christina is still in the news because of her divorce from Josh. The Daily Mail is reporting that a judge has ordered Christina to pay her ex a portion of the sale of their shared home in Franklin, Tennessee. The home is worth $4.5 million, and she has to put $150,000 into a trust for Josh. 

The court documents read, “No later than five days after the close of the escrow, [Christina] is ordered to deposit $150,000 from the sale of the home into [Josh’s] counsel-client trust that is interest-bearing with restricted access.” This order was issued in October, but it wasn’t filed in court until January after she got new legal representation. 

They listed the home first on October 5, 2024, but then later removed the listing. It then appeared on real estate sites on December 3, where it remains. Josh previously filed a motion to stop the sale, but he now says he has no objection to it going to new owners. Christina bought the home in 2021 before they were married. 

Fans can watch Christina on her new show, The Flip Off, starting on January 23 on HGTV.