Christina Haack had a dreamy date night with her boyfriend, Christopher LaRocca, at HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Makeover event.
“Chris is always very supportive,” Haack, 42, exclusively told Us Weekly on the Thursday, March 12, red carpet. “He’s just a nice, easy man to be around, and I love having him here.”
Us confirmed in January 2025 that Haack started dating LaRocca, 53, after her split from ex-husband Joshua Hall. Haack and Hall, 44, separated in July 2024 and settled their divorce in May 2025.
As her romance with LaRocca heated up, Haack contemplated whether she would tie the knot again. (Haack was married to Tarek El Moussa from 2006 to 2016 and Ant Anstead from 2018 to 2020. She shares two children with El Moussa, 44, and son Hudson with Anstead, 46.)
“I’ll always love love,” the HGTV star previously told Us in a January 2025 cover story. “I probably will [get married again] eventually. But, not anytime soon.”
According to Haack, she would need to “be engaged for a minimum of, like, five years” before ever getting married again. Haack still isn’t thinking about putting a ring on it any time soon.
“Marriage is just not on my radar right now,” she stressed to Us on Thursday.
As Haack and LaRocca enjoy their relationship as is, the design maven has been busier than ever. In addition to filming season 2 of HGTV’s The Flip Off with Tarek and his wife, Heather Rae El Moussa, she also lent her expertise to Bachelor Mansion Takeover.
On Bachelor Mansion Takeover, a group of franchise fan-favorites reunited at the Bachelor Mansion to renovate it and compete for a cash prize. Haack served as a judge on the Monday, March 9, episode.
“I didn’t know what to expect,” she told Us on Thursday of her guest-judging experience. “Pulling up, I noticed the house needed a little bit of TLC on the outside, and then going to the inside, I found I was getting to do the Rose Room, which is definitely the most iconic room, so I was super excited.”
Haack and the fellow judges, Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron, were enlisted to share feedback on the finished product with the participants.
“The contestants had very limited time, limited budget, so I definitely feel for them, having been on the other side,” she said. “I’s a lot of pressure, but I think overall, they all did a great job. I think I [tried] to be a very fair judge, having been on the other side and having an understanding of, like, what they’re working with and how low the budgets are, I was trying not to be too critical.”
Bachelor Mansion Takeover airs on HGTV Mondays at 8 p.m. ET and is available to stream the next day on HBO Max.
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