Lisa Hochstein may have moved on with a new man, but she’s still holding on to one piece of jewelry from her ex-husband, Lenny Hochstein.
The “Real Housewives of Miami” star told Page Six exclusively that she still wears the engagement ring Lenny gave her despite the former couple’s ongoing messy divorce.
“I do wear my old [engagement] ring on my middle finger,” the Bravolebrity told Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real at Bravo Fan Fest Miami on Saturday.
“Because, you know, it’s a nice piece of jewelry,” Lisa continued. “And one day I want to give it to my daughter. So for now, it looks nice on [my middle] finger.”
Lisa then noted that her other hand “feels very bare” because of it, playfully hinting that she’d love for boyfriend Jody Glidden to propose and give her another ring to wear.
The plastic surgeon — with whom Lisa shares 8-year-old son Logan and 4-year-old daughter Elle — shockingly filed for divorce from Lisa after 12 years of marriage in May 2022, prompting a legal battle that’s resulted in Lisa paying “tens of thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees.”
The mom of two opened up about the costly divorce in April, telling us: “It truly saddens me that Lenny has caused me to have to spend tens of thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees that should have been conserved for our children.”
“I don’t understand. He’s engaged,” she added of Lenny’s then-fiancée, model Katharina Mazepa. “Doesn’t he want to get divorced?”
Lenny and Mazepa called off their one-year engagement in September.
“I have decided to move forward with my life,” Lenny told Page Six at the time. “I have nothing but love and admiration for Katharina and her family.”
As Page Six previously reported, Lenny and Lisa had almost settled their divorce last summer, but Lenny withdrew his offer.
Lisa and Glidden have now been happily dating for more than a year.
This past Valentine’s Day, the couple spent the holiday basking in their romantic bliss after Glidden surprised the “Real Housewives of Miami” star with a private waterfront dinner featuring a lavish arrangement of roses, candles and a heart-shaped flower display with a neon sign that read, “I love you.”
