Christina Hall Has Her Retirement Plan With Husband Josh Hall Mapped Out

Christina Hall already knows where she wants to spend her retirement with Josh Hall!

After getting married for the third time to Josh, the reality TV star had previously hinted that this time was the charm for her. Retirement might still be a way off, but it helps to be prepared, as she has shared plans with her husband, including the location they might be choosing. 

The star, who often shuffles between California and Nashville, has her eyes set on a new location. Being in the public eye for so long might be losing its appeal for her as she recently shared with PEOPLE her plans, which are way different from her current living conditions. 

The 39-year-old just purchased a holiday home in Tennessee and noted that she loved how the "combination of having privacy and the family values of the people there feels very different." Speaking further, the Anaheim native said:

"It's the best. It's definitely where we'll retire. I would love to do the opposite [of what I do now]: I would love to live there full time and then have a cute little beach cottage in California, in La Jolla, that we hop back to."

While her primary residence is in Newport Beach, California, the house in Tennessee is set for their golden years. As for what is still keeping her in the sunny state, the HGTV star stated that her kids right now are still in high school. 

So the "ultimate plan" is to move and settle in after they are out of school. The couple is serious about this new development as even her new series follows them as they adjust to their new life while expanding their home renovation business. The designer explained further, saying, "I've been in California my whole life, and this was truly a fresh start."

Christina, who shares two kids, Taylor and Brayden, with her first husband, Tarek El Moussa, and Hudson, with her second husband, Ant Anstead, disclosed that they have already begun adding some things to their new home.  

Forever a country girl, some of the changes include chickens on the property and will soon have mini donkeys and goats. Apart from being cute, the bigger animals' purpose is to "keep the chickens safe and control the foliage on the property."

The "Brother vs. Brother" judge also noted that an essential factor in the relationship between herself and her husband is that they work well together in marriage and business. In her own words:

"We have a true partnership, true teamwork. We have the same goals as far as everything we want for our future and our end game." 

She added that although the 41-year-old previously lived in Texas and California, he has deep Southern values and is an advantage when dealing with her two boys as it gets them outside in nature more often. 

The entrepreneur also mentioned how they admire their step dad who she noted chops down trees and is hands-on at their farmhouse. Seeing him engaged in physical activity gets the boys excited about being involved as she pointed out that Hudson especially would follow Josh around, asking, "Hey, what are we doing now? What can I help you with?"

Right after her second marriage to car enthusiast Ant Anstead was finalized in 2020, the mother-of-three did not take too long to land a new man. Following what many would call a whirlwind affair with the former policeman, the lovebirds got engaged in 2021, and fans began to wonder when they would officially tie the knot. 

The answer came surprisingly indirectly through the star herself during the season premiere of her titular show. The Blast shared that the "Flip or Flop" co-host began the new season with a bang when she revealed that they had gotten married legally months before. 

At the beginning of the episode, the fitness enthusiast held up her ring finger to show the beautiful jewelry as she said, "There's something I have to tell you. We just did it low-key, and we're gonna do a ceremony later." 

She optimistically noted to her friend and property manager, James, "This is it. Third time's a charm." "The Wellness Remodel" author disclosed that she went about it quietly because she craved privacy and would later hold a more flamboyant ceremony for family and friends.