Lenny Hochstein claimed to be an estranged wife Lisa Hochstein asking for “huge” temporary support money amid tumultuous divorce.
Just a few days after the 56-year-old plastic surgeon, who was caught with his girlfriend Katharina Mazepa Last May (a week before filing for divorce), accused of Real Housewives of Miami cast member of partying hard and “abuse,” He took more aim at the mother of two kids by highlighting what he said outrageous requests.
In court documents obtained by Page Six on Jan. 12, Lenny explained that his and Lisa’s divorce has featured litigation over Lisa’s “monotonous and repeated requests” for “excessive temporary support,” even though she claimed to be “supporting the family.”
Lenny also noted that Lisa continued to live in a $52 million Star Island mansion in the months since the breakup and “drives luxury vehicles including a Range Rover and a Rolls-Royce,” which led to her having to spend $455,000 on household expenses. for her and her children, Logan, 7, and daughter Elle, 3.
In addition to the “excessive” demands, Lisa contested her and Lenny’s prenup, which required her to leave the home within 30 days of Lenny’s divorce, and accused Lenny of cutting up the credit card she used to buy diapers and food. for his children.
“If [Lisa] really need diapers and baby food, [Lisa] must purchase the same with the Insta-Cart app connected to it [my] bank account,” he wrote in court documents, adding that Lisa makes $30,000 per episode RHOM.
Although Lenny claimed that Lisa had the necessary resources to support her lifestyle, not only because of Peacock’s salary, but the money that was given to him, he said that he spent $9,000 on designer items in just one week, which is what he asked to put a limit on spending and force him to return luxury bags in exchange for money that can be spent on their children.
After sharing Lenny’s latest court documents, Lisa appeared in the comments section of an Instagram post shared by The Real Housewives Zonedenied that he charged an exuberant amount to his card for a birthday dinner with friends.
“Incorrect. Lenny promised to take care of my birthday dinner while he was on vacation with his wife,” she said. “He decided to cancel the card, so I paid for it myself that weekend. It’s not close to $20,000 it’s closer to 6K. He also thought it was funny to serve me with a retraining order while the judge ruled in my favor and also dismissed me on my birthday.
Then, in the second comment, Lisa objected to the idea of not being able to buy diapers.
“It’s not about my ability to buy diapers. It’s the fact that they canceled the card that was used for anything related to children,” he said. “That’s the point he made. But, of course, the title is misleading.
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