Christina Hall Gets Emotional After First Episode Of New Show Premieres

Christina Hall is living her best life, and we're here for it!

The TV star, who previously co-hosted the real estate show "Flip or Flop" alongside her ex-husband, now has two new shows of her own. Having been in the business of flipping houses for so long, as well as her pending move to Tennessee, it is no surprise that she would want to document her work in that area. With the second series premiere, the entrepreneur penned an emotional message about a dream come true. 

"Christina In The Country" follows her and her third husband, Josh Hall, as they build their love nest while helping other families renovate their homes in the countryside. It just premiered on HGTV, and the star had much to say. 

In the post, she posed beside the 41-year-old, his sister, and her husband in front of a building. In the following slide, the two women stood by the window as Stacie laughed excitedly at something the 39-year-old was saying. The post's caption partly read:

"I've been waiting for this night since I first found out @hgtv was giving us the green light to create this new series, #christinainthecountry. Since the moment I arrived in Tennessee, it felt like home. And it's the only place I've visited that truly felt that way."

She emphasized that they had put their greatest effort into producing the show and were insistent on showing particular moments during the process. The Brother vs. Brother judge noted that it was not an easy task starting a new show from scratch in a new state, adding, "I am super proud of this series and hope you can feel the joyful vibes coming out of the screen." 

She thanked their production partners "@glassentertainmentgroup" and "@brianbalthazar" and expressed gratitude to the production team and the construction crew. The reality TV star briefly described the first episode, noting that they filmed her husband's sister, adding:

"Stacie is my top 3 most favorite females I've ever met. She is SO fun and REAL, and I enjoyed every second of working with her on their home." 

Although she limited the comments, it did not stop her fans from flooding it with beautiful messages, with her former policeman husband evidently taking the lead. He wrote:

"So very proud of you and everyone involved in making this show! Handling every moving part was difficult, but we did it as a team! What people don't see beyond the screen is what goes into these shows."

The California native complimented his wife, calling her "the hardest working, most dedicated and smart woman I know," and ended by thanking the entire production team, partners, and all who worked diligently.

One fan gushed over the show, writing, "Just watched the show. Loved it! It was fun, and the design was fabulous. Can't wait to see the next one." Another person noted, "just watched, LOVED it!! The best part was the look on James' face during the side-by-side ride! Lol."

While one user wrote extensively, "Great episode, the house came out gorgeous, and your house is stunning. You seem more relaxed and so very happy. It leaps off of the TV. Congrats!"

The interior decorator could not help but tease fans about what they would be shown in the new season of her series. The Blast shared that she hinted at a few exciting details as well as a feature from her husband, Josh Hall. 

In the post, she posed leaning in a dining chair on the deck of a property as she wrote in the caption, "Excited to announce 'Christina on the Coast' season 4 will be premiering on Thursday 12/8 at 8 pm on @hgtv and available to steam [sic] on @discoveryplus."

She introduced James Bender, her friend, TV producer, and interior designer, who would appear for the first time and take on amazing home renovations with her. The author noted, "@unbrokejosh and I embark on personal and professional journeys and, of course, a ton of fun." 

Moving on, she introduced her new series, "Christina in the Country," while noting that it was her favorite venture to date. She explained that the show would follow the couple across the country as they put down roots in Tennessee.