Ant Anstead's Request for Full Custody of His and Christina Haack's Son Hudson Denied

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Ant Anstead attempted to make a change to his and Christina Hall's shared custody agreement. ET learned that the  host filed for full custody of the former couple’s 2-year-old son, Hudson.Ultimately, Anstead's ex-parte application, which is used to ask the court for an order without providing other parties the usual amount of notice, for full custody was denied by the judge for «insufficient showing of exigent circumstances» and not giving the other party sufficient notice.In a statement to ET, Hall — formerly Christina Haack -- responded to her ex-husband's request.“What Ant is doing deeply saddens me.

If this was really about Hudson, as he says, this should have been handled privately with a private judge or mediation, as myself and my attorney have suggested," Hall said. «I have had my share of ups and downs but I am a good mom and I love my children with all my heart and I will always protect them.”In Anstead's petition, the reality TV star explains why he's seeking full custody with a number of claims regarding alleged interactions between Hall and their son.

Anstead claims Hall would not agree for Hudson to attend one pre-school and that she told Anstead that Hudson will go to two different pre-schools depending on which parent he is staying with.

Anstead argues this is not in Hudson's best interest.Anstead makes further allegations of poor treatment against Hall, including Hudson being extremely sun burnt, contracting COVID-19, not wearing a seat belt, Hall taking illegal drugs, and Hall not carrying an Epi-pen for Hudson's food allergies.Anstead is also asking that the court grant his request that Hudson cannot appear on any TV program, live stream, social media product campaign, paid promotion, etc.