Meghan King’s ex Jim Edmonds shares happy family photo with kids after ‘RHOC’ alum loses custody

Meghan King’s ex-husband, Jim Edmonds, shared a sweet family photo with their three children as they celebrated their first Thanksgiving since he was awarded temporary full custody.

The former baseball pro, 55, took to his Instagram Stories on Friday, where he shared a photo showing his daughter Aspen, 9, and twin sons Hart and Hayes, 7, with big grins as they marked the holiday.

The family was dressed in country-western themed outfits for the shoot.

Aspen was pictured wearing a long-sleeved denim dress and white cowgirl boots while the boys both sported a pair of brown cowboy boots, pants and brown tops. One of the twins rocked a cowboy hat as his dad pulled him in close for a hug.

“Lots of Love,” he captioned the photo, tagging his wife, Kortnie Edmonds.

Earlier this week, a source exclusively told Page Six that the former couple’s three kids would be spending the holiday with their dad and his wife at their home in Tennessee.

At the time, it remained unclear how King, 41, who lives in Missouri, would be spending the Thanksgiving holiday.

The update came shortly after it was reported that the former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star temporarily lost custody of her children to Edmonds.

However, we’ve been told King has been granted supervised visitation rights with the kids on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

King lost full custody of her children after an employee at the children’s school filed a report about King to Child Protective Services (CPS), prompting the organization to launch an investigation.

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).

The source went on to tell us that King allegedly asked Hayes’ school nurse to also administer the unprescribed medication.

A hearing is reportedly scheduled to take place in December to further decide on the custody decision.