Meghan King shared a cryptic message thanking the universe just days after coming to a new custody agreement with ex-husband Jim Edmonds.
“This morning the universe reminded me that maybe I don’t need to disguise the cracks,” she began on her Instagram Stories Friday. “Maybe instead I can fill them with color and purpose.”
“Thank you, universe 
” she concluded the message, written atop a photo of a sidewalk with cracks filled with colorful mosaics.
On Thursday, it was revealed that the “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum would only have her three children — daughter Aspen, 8, and 7-year-old twin boys Hart and Hayes — for a “few weeks” every summer as part of the new custody deal.
The three kids will now live with Jim and wife Kortnie Edmonds full-time in Tennessee, a source told Us Weekly.
Page Six reported Monday that King, 41, and Jim, 55, had reached a custody agreement a short time before they were set to appear before a judge on Dec. 9.
“The custody hearing has been called off, and both sides have reached an agreement that is in the best interests of the children,” Edmonds’ rep, Steve Honig, told us.
Last month, King lost temporary custody of their children after allegedly giving Hayes unprescribed attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) medication.
An insider previously told us that King has a history of giving Hayes the prescription medication Ritalin, even though he has not been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Following a Child Protective Services (CPS) investigation due to this incident, King was granted supervised visits with her children twice a week.
Aspen, Hayes and Hart spent the Thanksgiving holiday with their dad and stepmom at their home in Tennessee, while it is unclear how the former reality star, who resides in Missouri, spent it.
King and the former MLB star split in October 2019 after five years of marriage. They finalized their divorce in May 2021.
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