Lenny Hochstein files for divorce from Lisa Hochstein after 12 years
Lenny Hochstein filed for divorce from his wife, “The Real Housewives of Miami” star Lisa Hochstein, on Friday, Page Six can confirm.
Lenny cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the filing, adding in court documents obtained by us that their 12-year “marriage is irretrievably broken and there is no present hope for a meaningful reconciliation.”The plastic surgeon, 55, also acknowledged that he and Lisa, 39, signed a prenuptial agreement prior to their October 2009 wedding. He will pay spousal support, per the terms of the prenup.
As for the estranged couple’s kids, son Logan, 6, and daughter Elle, 2, Lenny requested “frequent time-sharing,” arguing that he will continue to “fully provide for all of the children’s needs.”
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