Flip Or Flop’s Christina Hall has been candid about co-parenting with her exes this summer, but she’s actually still in the midst of a custody battle.

HGTV conductor e Cristina on the coast Star Christina Hall has gone through many personal and professional ups and downs in recent years. While she happily married real estate agent joshua hall earlier this year in such a secret ceremony, fans only found out after he changed his surname from Haack, the first flip or flop the designer is now co-parent with his first ex-husband and new wife, Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa and her second ex-husband, Celebrity IOUs: Joyride Ant Anstead presenter. Although Hall has been frank this summer about co-parenting priorities, she is still embroiled in a custody battle with Anstead.

Why are Christina Hall and Ant Anstead fighting over custody of their young son?

In late April, Christina Hall and Ant Anstead fans were shocked when Anstead (now he lovingly moved in with Oscar-winning actress Renée Zellweger ) decide to apply for full custody of the former Hudson London couple’s 2-year-old son and cited shocking claims against Hall and her abilities as a mother.

According to the filing documents, which were obtained from TMZ Anstead said Hall has only been able to spend “9 full days a month” in the past 20 months with Hudson and that when the boy is with her, Hall talks about it on all of her social media, including paid promotions. , prompting Anstead to ask the judge to prevent him from using his son in any “business” unless Anstead first consented to that business.

She also claimed Hall did not take proper precautions when Hudson was with her, including times she brought him back to Anstead with severe sunburn and after his family had COVID while Hudson was with them. And Anstead cited her confirmed use of hallucinogenic toad venom as another reason she was an insecure mother.

The judge rejected Anstead’s decision to obtain full custody later on the same day as his filing, saying he provided an “insufficient sample” of evidence when he tried to prove Hall was unsure, noting that he had not received sufficient notice of your request. and you have time to defend your point of view.

Hall and Anstead camp misconduct allegations as custody battle continues

During Hall’s numerous struggles since she and Anstead separated in September 2020 after less than two full years of marriage, she has been very forthright, especially on social media, about divorce and dating other aspects of her personal life. So Hall didn’t take her allegations silently. Time Joshua Hall spoke a few days after the presentation Christina filed a reply in court the same day (via us weekly ), who said, in part:

Furthermore, a source of us weekly He said Hall, in effect, tried to prevent any legal submission from Anstead when he began to feel he was breaking their previously agreed custody agreement, even though “he was flexible with him.” According to the source, Hall asked her attorney to email Anstead to let her know they had to abide by her custody schedule and that she would retain representation if her problems escalated. However, a source close to Anstead said that was not the case, noting that Hall had recently tried to “give the illusion of being a present and active father,” saying:

Where is the custody battle between Christina Hall and Ant Anstead now?

While Hall seems to have it a better parenting moment shared with El Moussas With all reunited when their son, Brayden, suffered from a medical condition, it is unknown how the custody case between Hall and Anstead has evolved since mid-May. It was when us weekly reported that a judge ordered the two to participate in private mediation on June 15, to see if they can resolve their visitation and custody issues before a hearing scheduled for June 28.

At the moment we don’t know if this mediation date led to a new custody agreement, or if Christina Hall and Ant Anstead had to meet their date in court, but hopefully they can reach a settlement soon, which works for both. of them and the best Hudson benefits.