> At a Glance
> – Meghan King shared a reflective Instagram post on January 6
> – She wrote about making “decisions with shaking hands” in 2024
> – King temporarily lost custody of Aspen, 9, and twins Hart & Hayes, 7
> – Why it matters: The post hints at her emotional state after a year that ended with her children living full-time with ex-husband Jim Edmonds
The former RHOC star used a hallway lined with Christmas trees as the backdrop for a caption that summed up her turbulent year.
The Instagram Post
King, 41, wore a red dress and walked beneath a chandelier while describing carrying “loss in lonely rooms.” She added, “I didn’t break. I bent, adjusted, kept going when disappearing would’ve been easier.”
Her final line: “2025 is over, yet I stand.”
Custody Shift
In December, News Of Los Angeles confirmed the couple’s three children would live with Jim Edmonds full-time after a Child Protective Services investigation.
Key points of the agreement:
- King sees the kids a few weeks each summer
- The custody hearing was canceled after the deal was struck
- Steve Honig, representing Edmonds, said the terms serve “the best interests of the children”
Timeline Leading to Loss of Custody
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| October 2024 | Children removed from King’s care |
| November 19 | Media reports temporary custody loss |
| December 11 | News Of Los Angeles confirms kids living with Edmonds |
A source told News Of Los Angeles the investigation began when King allegedly:
- Gave Ritalin to one son multiple times
- Asked a school nurse to administer the unprescribed drug
- Had someone from the school contact CPS
After the report, a court-appointed guardian filed a temporary restraining order against King. She later received supervised visitation while Edmonds obtained sole physical custody.
Earlier Hints
In December, King reposted a meme that read: “It was a tough year, but at least I did not buy a Labubu.”
She added her own comment: “Butttttt a bunch of ‘super-rare’ stuff happened J/s 🤷♀️.”
Key Takeaways
- King’s January post signals she’s reflecting on a painful 2024
- The year ended with her three children living with their father full-time
- An alleged unprescribed-medication incident triggered the CPS case
- King currently has limited, supervised visitation rights
Her social-media message suggests she’s trying to move forward while acknowledging the losses of the past year.
