Josh Hall has confirmed his new relationship amid his divorce from Christina Haack

Alongside a romantic photo of the pair of them snuggling by the fireplace, Josh wrote on Instagram: "Happy 35th to this real life [angel emoji] @steohaniegabrys."

The post comes just days after insiders claimed that the relationship had started, although they insisted that Josh was trying to move away from the spotlight.

A source told People: "Josh met someone wonderful in Nashville, and they have been happily dating for sometime. He wasn't trying to date, but he met someone, and it was a perfect match.

"[Josh is] trying to live a more private life and has no desire to be a celebrity. He hasn't made a show of the relationship, but it's not a secret.

"Josh is just low-key. He is very happy with his life and looking forward to 2025 and what's on the horizon. This is the happiest he's been in some time."

Insiders claimed that Stephanie has supported him throughout his tumultuous divorce from the 'Christina in the Country' star and that he sees his new partner as a "breath of fresh air" in his life, even though they have only known each other for a short time.

The source added: "Stephanie has been there for Josh through all of this.

"The relationship is new, but they get closer every day and Josh has said she is a breath of fresh air."

Last year, the 'Christina in the Country' star claimed in a legal filing that Josh had asked to be paid $65,000 a month and she blasted the request due to the short nature of their marriage."

In documents obtained by People magazine, she wrote: "Josh Hall is requesting $65,000 per month in spousal support from [Christina] on a 2 year, 9 month marriage, which is outrageous when he is self-supporting."

She also claimed Josh had "just paid over $70,000 to pay off the lease" on a Bentley and therefore "has no need for spousal support."

But Josh has hit out at the filing, arguing the "legal declarations" made by the 41-year-old beauty were "riddled with lies and assumptions".

He also blasted Christina's lawyer, Matthew S. DeArmey.

He wrote: "Interesting tactic for someone who is a licensed attorney and took an oath of integrity. Pretty sure making provably false statements to a judge is unethical."