“One of them was like, ‘do you know my dad?’”
Over Easter weekend, both Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack spent Easter together with their respective families.
On social media, Tarek, his wife, Heather Rae El Moussa, and Haack shared images from the holiday weekend, revealing that they all celebrated together along with Haack’s new boyfriend, CEO Christopher LaRocca.
On Saturday, April 19, Tarek took to his Instagram story to share a photo of the four of them in their bathing suits writing, “Kicking off Easter Weekend by the pool.”
On Haack’s Instagram story, she shared photo of her two sons, 9-year-old Brayden who she shares with Tarek and 5-year-old Hudson, who she shares with her second husband Ant Anstead, and Tarek and Heather’s son, Tristan, hanging out together.
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“Best spring break I could ever ask for 🤍 Happy Easter 🐰,” Haack wrote on Instagram on Easter Sunday, sharing more images from the weekend, including a photo of herself and LaRocca snuggling with each other by the pool.
The spring break trip comes after Tarek, Heather, and Haack starred in the HGTV show “The Flip Off” earlier this year.
The co-parenting trio have showcased their loving relationship for quite some time.
Both Tarek and Heather have stood by Haack as she deal with her third divorce from her estranged husband Josh Hall, who was supposed to star alongside Haack and the others on “The Flip Off.”
Tarek and Haack were married for 7 years before separating in 2016. Their divorce was finalized in 2018.
Following the end of their marriage, Tarek met Heather and married her in 2021.
In 2021, Tarek told Entertainment Tonight that their relationship “is in a completely different place. She and I are getting along, we're co-parenting, getting along together, and I really think the episodes are getting better and better,” he added talking about their former HGTV shoe “Flip or Flop.”
Last year, while promoting “The Flip Off,” Christina said, “Despite any issues or arguments that we were having, the kids never knew about any of it, right? The kids have never thought we weren't getting along, but those are issues from a while ago. Things have been good for many years.”
Their priority remains their children, because at the end of the day, that’s who is affected the most.
“Co-parenting adults need to accept responsibility,” Tarek told HGTV. “If someone isn't having a great time co-parenting, they need to make changes in order to make that co-parenting more productive and successful.”
