Meghan King shared a photo of her three children after reaching a new custody agreement with her second ex-husband, Jim Edmonds.
The “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum took to her Instagram Stories Saturday, posting a snap of her kids, Aspen, 8, and twins Hart and Hayes, 7, at a claw machine.
“Went to the holiday mart and only spent money on this,” she captioned the photo. “We’re a claw loving clan!”
King, 41, shared the special moment with her followers after temporarily losing custody of her kids in November when she was accused of giving one of her twins unprescribed medication for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
She also requested that the school nurse distribute the medication.
A source told Page Six that her child hasn’t been diagnosed with the condition.
Child Protective Services then contacted Jim, 55, and his wife, Kortnie Edmonds, who flew from their home in Tennessee to see his kids in Missouri.
At the time, the children went to live with Jim, and King received the right to two supervised visits with her kids per week.
Jim and the former reality star’s kids spent Thanksgiving and Aspen’s 9th birthday with the retired MLB star.
Despite being seemingly absent from Aspen’s birthday, King honored her daughter’s birthday with a special social media tribute that read, “My favorite female to ever walk the planet.”
Last week, the exes reached a new custody agreement that will allow the children to reside with Jim in Tennessee, Us Weekly reported.
The Bravo alum also received the right to have her kids for “a few weeks every summer.”
King and the former athlete tied the knot in 2014 and split in 2019 after the latter allegedly cheated with their nanny.
The exes finalized their divorce in 2021, and their relationship has since remained contentious.
Kortnie called the authorities on King in September, alleging the latter had entered their home and caused a disturbance.
At the time, King accused Jim of being “emotionally abusive.”
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