Lisa Hochstein Reveals What Wasn’t Shown on RHOM as Costars Waited Hours for Her, Hints She Has “Messages to Prove It” & Accuses Stephanie of Being Larsa’s Mouthpiece tram

Lisa Hochstein revealed what wasn’t shown on the latest episode of Real Housewives of Miami when she made castmates wait over two hours as she was late to the sprinter van, and she hinted she has “messages to prove it.” The star also accused newbie Stephanie Shojaee of being Larsa Pippen’s mouthpiece.

In the episode, Stephanie (who was introduced to the group through Larsa, who’s now feuding with Lisa) became angry as they waited for Lisa. When she finally arrived, Stephanie confronted her, insinuating that Lisa thinks her time is more valuable. The argument turned into a heated fight.

But in a July 10 post on X, Lisa shared more details behind the episode.

“I actually told everyone I was running way behind with notice and to go without me so they wouldn’t be delayed,” she wrote. “I feel bad they chose to wait, but I did offer that clearly, and I have the messages to prove it.”

Later that day, she reacted to a fan calling out Stephanie.

“Stephanie is rich beyond measure so its disappointing to see she really is just Larsa’s mouth piece,” said the fan.

Lisa wrote in a comment: “Agree.”

Earlier this month, Lisa clarified her friendship with Larsa after Larsa slammed her for letting boyfriend Jody Glidden hang out with Larsa’s ex Marcus Jordan.

“There are so many lies, and I have to set the record straight,” said Lisa on Instagram, via Cindy Cee on X. “Larsa keeps saying that we were best friends for 15 years, and that is not true. We would see each other at events, but we did not actually become friends until four years ago, right before the reboot.”

“That’s when we started talking and texting, and that’s how our friendship began. We became friends because of the show. We bonded through that experience just like Marcus and Jody did. So, tell me how she’s mad at Jody for the exact same thing. This show literally creates friendships, but calling yourself a good friend doesn’t make it true … Her idea of a friendship was showing up to a court hearing for me that she was subpoenaed to be at. So, that is not being a friend. That’s literally following a court order.”