Christina Hall Teases Possibility of Buying Her 'Own Vineyard' During Stunning Napa Trip

Mar. 15, 2025

Christina Hall (left) with an Instagram video of a Napa winery.Photo:Stewart Cook/Getty, Christina Hall/Instagram

Stewart Cook/Getty, Christina Hall/Instagram

Christina Hallis looking at a different kind of real estate lately.

TheChristina on the Coaststar then shared a photo of three long-stemmed wine glasses sitting in a row atop a table, writing, “Favorite winery” and tagging the Stag’s Leap Instagram account.

Christina Hall’s Instagram video of a Napa winery.Christina Hall/Instagram

Christina Hall/Instagram

Christina already owns a primary residence in Newport Beach, Calif. a farmhouse outside Nashville, Tenn, and several investment properties in both states.

Earlier this month, Christinastressed the importanceof making her own money, amid her divorce from Josh Hall.

“Thanks mom & dad for always teaching me about hard work and making sure I knew the importance of making my own money,” she wrote in an Instagram post expressing gratitude to her parents, Paul and Laurie Haack, on Sept. 4.

“It doesn’t buy ‘happiness’ but it does buy more opportunities & less people being able to mess with me … and that makes me happy ❤️😉,” she continued.

Christina took another memorable trip last month, traveling to a tropical destination with  her kids —Taylor, 13,Brayden, 9, andHudson, 5 — and friendKristin Rosowski.

Christina Hall’s Instagram photo of Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars.Christina Hall/Instagram

The designer shares Brayden and Taylor with her first husband andFlip or Flopcostar,Tarek El Moussa, and Hudson with her second husband,Celebrity IOU: JoyridehostAnt Anstead.

“Never coming home,”she wroteon a selfie of her and Rosowski in big sunglasses holding drinks.

Another snapfrom the getaway, which showed palm trees along a shoreline amid a picturesque sunset, inspired her to write, “Life is beautiful…”

Josh, 43, is Christina’s third husband. News of their divorce broke this summer, when Josh filed on July 15 citing “irreconcilable differences” and requesting spousal support.

Christina Hall and Josh Hall in 2023.Matt Winkelmeyer/GA/The Hollywood Reporter/Getty

Matt Winkelmeyer/GA/The Hollywood Reporter/Getty

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Christina responded with a filingon July 24, which asked that neither party be allowed to request support, and listed the properties at stake in the divorce — includingtheir $12 million Orange County mansion.

A month after the split, Christina shareda personal updateexpressing a “new level of gratitude.”

She also shared that she’s “laughed more than I have in forever” on nights out with friends and that work was “going so good it feels like a dream.”

source: people.com