Christina El Moussa Smooches BF in NYC, Dishes on Him, Tarek and New ‘Flip or Flop’ Spin-Off

Life is good for Christina El Moussa!

The real estate investor looked head over heels ahead of her “Good Morning America” interview in NYC today, as she shared a very public kiss with boyfriend Ant Anstead.

The twosome shared a PDA before Christina dished with “GMA” host Lara Spencer about working with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa on her new “Flip or Flop” spin-off “Christina on the Coast.”

The HGTV star opened up about what it has been like filming “Flip or Flop” with Tarek after the split, and how the show is now incorporating some of their real-life arguments into the episodes.

“I think because our divorce was so public and there were so many stories and false stories and so much going on, that for us, actually including some of our real life into the show is important,” she said. “I think it's important for people to see what goes on with us on a daily basis.”

Of the new format, El Moussa noted, “Some people are going to like it. Some people are going to think it's too much. Some people are just going to want to see a house transformation. We're really giving them both and we're just including only a little bit of personal."

The exes are in a good place now, and even tease each other about their dating lives. She explained, “It's not really awkward for us anymore. I like to tease him and he likes to tease me so what you're seeing on camera is me just really giving him a hard time out of good nature.”

Christina revealed Tarek “really likes” Ant, adding, “Everyone likes Ant. Ant's awesome.”

These days Christina is busy filming her new show, which will focus on her personal life as she remodels her new house and helps families fix up their homes.

She said, “I closed escrow on a house in Newport Beach last week, so it's actually going to follow me fixing up my own house as well so people are going to get to see a little bit more into my personal life and how I'm designing my own house.”

Christina continued, “I'm also helping eight homeowners fix up their house[s]. In flipping, you want to keep it more streamline, you want to appeal to the masses so actually getting to design a house for someone specific is going to be really amazing.”