Christina Haack Reveals Her Love Language, Post Gets Over 7k Likes!

Christina Haack speaks and breaths cuddles!

The real estate investor who has three kids from her previous relationships before meeting her husband Josh Hall is known for showcasing her kids and their activities on her Instagram page.

This time, however, she was involved in the activity of cuddling with one of her kids and her followers loved seeing it.

While people are out attending parties and having fun, Haack is spending her summer cuddling her kids. The TV personality let this cat out when she posted a picture of her and her son, Hudson, sharing a snuggle in bed.

The mother-son duo appeared asleep in black outfits with Hudson's hand resting on his mother's body.

Haack and her son are at peace under the covers of a white blanket and matching pillows. In the caption, the mother-of-three disclosed:

"Cuddles are my love language and I live for them. [love emoji] Summertime has us like[party emoji, sleeping emoji]"

The post received over 7k likes and hundreds of fan comments within hours. While a few people dropped love emojis, one person found the picture "precious."

Another fan called the image "beautiful," and a third reminisced about the times she snuggled with her children when they were still young.

A fourth commenter said, "mommy's cuddles are always the best." That sentiment was shared by others who claimed that nothing beats children cuddling with their parents.

Others were just glad that Brayden was doing better after the medical scare he had in May.

The Blast reported that Haack updated her fans on the medical emergency with a snapshot of her six-year-old son Brayden sleeping in a hospital bed.

The young boy was hooked to a machine emphasizing the health challenge's seriousness. After noting that it was a scary "12 hours for us parents + step parents," the HGTV star wrote: 

"After being admitted to the ER, Brayden had to have an emergency appendectomy as well as removal of Meckel's diverticulum early this morning."

Haack added nothing compared to seeing your child in "excruciating pain." Luckily, the surgery was a success, and Brayden, who she shares with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa, was "recovering and in good spirits."

The loving mom ensured that she appreciated the staff of Mission Hospital, who caught the condition before things got worse. To conclude the lengthy caption, "Christina On The Coast" expressed:

"Blessed to have 3 healthy + happy kids, caring family and friends, and a husband who stands by my side. Happy Mother's Day everyone."

The 39-year-old's post was met with an outpour of love and support from fans who wished the little boy a speedy recovery.

Haack's role as a mother is not something she jokes with — not even during a custody battle with her second ex-husband, Ant Anstead.

The TV star and Anstead have been at loggerheads about which one of them should have full custody of their only child and son, Hudson London, since April.

The Blast recently shared that Haack has remained positive despite that drama as she uploaded a cute photo of her sons on Instagram. 

Brayden and Hudson looked happy together as they sat side by side on carpet-covered stairs and held hands. The duo opted for adorable outfits that included sweat jackets, sweat jackets, and high-top shoes.

Fans loved the pic of the little boys so much that they flooded the comments with beautiful remarks. 

Several people praised the "Flip or Flop" star for being a good parent, while others expressed joy in seeing the boys happy.

Even TV show producer Brian Balthazar gushed, "Love to see it! Happy boys! They'll love having this photo when they're grown up!"

The post came soon after Anstead accused her of using their son for "commercial endeavors" on the internet. The 43-year-old called his ex-wife a "bad mom" in the legal proceedings.

In a twist for Anstead; the judge ruled against him due to an "insufficient showing" of concerns surrounding Hudson while in Haack's care.

Haack returned the energy when she made a legal filing of her own shortly after. She noted in her documents that Anstead was trying to use Hudson to "create a false narrative" and tarnish her "good name."