Christina Haack Shares When She Thinks She’d Get Married Again

Christina Haack not ruling out walking down the aisle for the fourth time.

“I will always love love,” Haack, 41, said exclusively Us Weekly in the latest cover story. “I’ll probably (get married again) eventually. But, not soon.”

According to the HGTV star, she would need to be “engaged for at least, like, five years” first.

Haack what? married her first husband, Tarek El Moussafrom 2006 to 2016 after meeting as colleagues in the California real estate industry. Together, they share daughter Taylor, 14, and son Brayden, 9.

Two years later, Haack move on with Ant Anstead and they married in 2018 after several months together. She and Anstead, 45, eventually split in 2020 a year after welcoming son Hudson, 5. After their breakup, Haack start dating Joshua Hall in 2021 and got engaged within months. They previously tied the knot in April 2022 as he quit two years later in July 2024.

In her Us cover story with Tarek, 43, and his wife, Heather Rae El MoussaDetailed Haack how has she coped in the middle of the divorce from the Hall.

“I’ve been very busy, which is probably a blessing,” he said to sight360 Us. “It’s really been a big growth period.”

Haack is busy raising – and co-parenting – her three children, running her design business and starring in multiple HGTV series including The Turn off. With all that on her plate, dating is not yet on her mind.

“I’m scared of men,” Haack quipped, adding that she’s not ready to dive back into the dating pool. “I’m taking a break and spending time with my girlfriends and my kids.”

Tarek and Heather, 37, have also seen Haack’s continued growth since she ended her marriage.

“(The dynamic) is better,” said Heather, who married Tarek in 2021 Us. “Not to be mean, but he definitely didn’t have the best personality. So, it’s like a breath of fresh air – and (Christina is) in a very good place.”

Tarek and Heather, who share 23-month-old son Tristan, joined Haack on screen for The Turn Off, where they competed in contest renewal projects. Hall, 41, was to be on Haack’s team before he was cut off from involvement amid their divorce.

“This is not Josh’s show. Nobody’s going to lose that’s not in it,” Haack said. “Josh is not a TV host, he’s not a house flipper, he’s not a designer. He was only my husband in it. With Tarek, we built everything together, and I still have respect for him. I have no respect for Josh.”

The Turn off premieres on HGTV Wednesday, January 29, at 8 pm ET.

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With reports from Andrea Simpson