Lenny Hochstein claims Lisa wants an ‘excessive’ amount of support money
Lenny Hochstein maintains his estranged wife, Lisa Hochstein, wants an “excessive” amount of temporary support money.
In new court documents filed in their ongoing divorce and obtained by Page Six exclusively, the famed plastic surgeon writes that their litigation includes “monotonous and repetitive requests” for “excessive temporary support” even though he “supports the family.”
Lenny, 56, also claims in the documents that Lisa’s “excessive” requests come as she still remains in their Star Island mansion and “drives luxury vehicles including a Range Rover and a Rolls-Royce.”
A rep for Lisa declined to comment.
The “Real Housewives of Miami” star, 40, has been fighting her and Lenny’s prenuptial agreement, which required her to vacate their marital estate within 30 days of a divorce filing.
Lenny claimed in a previous filing that because Lisa has “refused” to leave, he’s had to spend $455,000 on household expenses for the reality star and their two children: son Logan, 7, and daughter Elle, 3.
However, Lisa alleged that she could no longer afford to buy diapers or food for their kids because her estranged husband had cut off her credit cards. Lenny then turned around and claimed the Peacock personality earns $30,000 per episode of “RHOM.”
“If [Lisa] was truly in need of diapers and food for Minor Children, [Lisa] should have
purchased the same with the Insta-Cart app tied to [my] bank account,” he wrote in the documents.
In December, Lenny also accused Lisa of purchasing $9,000 worth of designer duds in one week, just days before he put a monthly limit on her. He forced her return the luxury purses in exchange for cash that she could use for their kids.
Now, Lenny maintains Lisa “had the resources” to make the purchases, as he had not only given her $5,000 for such reasons but also cited her substantial Peacock salary.
