Josh Hall branded ex wife Christina Haack’s divorce conduct ‘classless’ in a new bombshell interview.

Days after settling their divorce, Hall sat down with DailyMail and broke his silence over Haack’s reaction on social media on his divorce filing, calling the HGTV star’s behavior “like a pissed off teenager,” and “immature.”

The realtor confessed that he was keeping himself “quiet” for the sake of Haack’s kids but as they have finalized their divorce, “it’s time for me to say something,” Hall said.

“I didn’t have the need for public opinion. I don’t need to impress people. I don’t need them to know my personal business. I’m more of a private person,” he began.

“Everything previously reported was only her side, and just because she says it doesn’t make it true,” he continued. “I didn’t want to have a public feud and have a back and forth publicly. Now I need to have something to say because, unfortunately, people have only read what she says.”

“I thought it lacked class, to be honest,” Hall remarked.

Further saying that “divorce isn’t something for public consumption,” he noted, “I understand that we’re public figures – I married one – but I thought it was unnecessary… Obviously don’t drag a divorce out there. It’s immature.”

“Let’s share some stuff, but the behaving like a pissed off teenager on social media is just not something I’m going to do,” he added. 

The Runarounds cast recently broke silence on the Outerbanks connection which has been highlighted by their fans. 

While Prime Video’s The Runarounds is linked to Outer Banks — and even shares a few familiar faces, the TV universes are not quite “connected” enough to make a crossover happen.

In an new chat with Us Weekly, The Runarounds cast opened up about reuniting with Outer Banks stars on screen following their season 3 cameo.

These included William Lipton, Axel Ellis, Jeremy Yun, Zendé Murdock and Jesse Golliher. 

“I think [our band] were just established enough to get a wedding anniversary gig on Outer Banks,” Ellis explained of the scene that laid the groundwork for their own series. 

“They were still a high school band kind of learning the ropes. They probably messed up a thing or two with that.”

Murdock, meanwhile, made it clear that the moment was not meant to send fans into theory-building mode.

“That was more for us in real life to go off the creation,” he noted. 

In conclusion, he stated, “That doesn’t have much to do with the universe.”

A royal expert has revealed why Prince William and Kate Middleton are getting ready to move to Forest Lodge, an old Georgian house in Windsor Great Park.

According to royal expert Ingrid Seward, the Prince and Princess of Wales likes to live in a simple way without having staff live with them.

Kensington Palace has confirmed that the Waleses will pay for the move and the repairs themselves, so no money from taxpayers will be used.

Speaking with Hello! Magazine, the expert revealed that William grew up seeing lots of staff at the Queen’s homes and didn’t want that for his family.

“William and Kate have never wanted live-in staff; I think that’s the modern way,” Seward shared with the publication.

She added, “Since William was a little boy, he’s seen all the staff at the late Queen’s homes, and he never wanted that. It’s not something Kate grew up with either.”

“They had a housekeeper and a nanny at Kensington Palace, but at Windsor, they have all these little cottages around the big house, which is nicer for the staff, too.”

This comes after an insider told The Sun that Kate and William keep their home life very normal and relaxed.

“The kids run around the office, and he does not want it to be stuffy. If we have important meetings or are going to Buckingham Palace, then, of course, we [dress up].”