‘RHOM’ star Lisa Hochstein turns herself in for a Miami jail ‘vacation’
If unbothered were a person.
Lisa Hochstein turned herself in to authorities on a felony charge late Wednesday morning, and by the looks of it she’s anything but traumatized.
Page Six had cameras waiting outside the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, snapping the “Real Housewives of Miami” star entering the facility in jeans, a brown long sleeved top and sky-high boots. And local reporters were waiting as Hochstein emerged from jail, again all smiles, hugging pals, including castmates Alexia Nepola and Adriana de Moura.
When asked how it was on the inside, Hochstein joked to WSVN-Channel 7 that the TGK experience was “a five-star vacation.”
Hochstein’s lawyer Jayne Weintraub confirmed to TMZ that the “RHOM” OG had surrendered to police. Court documents viewed by the Miami Herald show that the 43-year-old mother of two was processed and released shortly after on $5,000 bond.
The Bravolebrity, whose show was recently paused, faces one count of interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications, a felony. An arraignment hearing is set for 9 a.m. April 20; her plea is not guilty.
The embattled reality star later hit up Sofia Italian restaurant in the Miami Design District with a few friends, wearing the same outfit. Though recognized, Hochstein “kept a low profile” and did not take selfies, an insider told the Miami Herald.
The legal drama stems from a 3-year-old incident involving her ex-husband, Lenny Hochstein. The plastic surgeon known as Boob God claimed his ex planted at least one “listening device” under the bottom of the driver’s seat of his silver Mercedes Maybach SUV. A March 17 arrest warrant says that the doctor loaned his co-parent the car for two days while she was visiting the Star Island mansion he kept in the split. A total of 98 recordings were found, added the warrant, some being conversations with Hochstein’s patients. None of the people involved in these tapes gave consent, police noted.
Lisa’s ex-boyfriend, Jody Glidden, was also caught up in this mess. The fellow Canadian, 52, was taken into custody in Miami Beach on Sunday, and released hours later on the same bond. Glidden pleaded not guilty and is demanding a jury trial. The warrant states that the businessman bought two recording devices “of the exact same make and model” on Amazon three months before.
In a statement, Weintraub told the Miami Herald: “This matter is part of a contentious divorce proceeding and does not belong in criminal court.”
