Lisa Hochstein has reconciled with her former mother-in-law, Marina Hochstein, after her difficult divorce from Dr. Lenny Hochstein.

She shared her happiness about this update with Page Six during the Season 7 premiere at RosaNegra, stating, “I’m so happy about it.”

Lisa, 42, revealed that her children — Logan, nearing 10, and Elle, who turned 5 — requested their joint birthday celebration be held at their dad’s Star Island residence, which Lisa previously shared with Lenny.

“And I said, ‘Okay, I’ll put on my big girl pants, and we’re going to do this,’” Lisa recounted, noting Lenny’s agreement to the plan.

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“We did it, and it was wonderful. Lenny was on his best behavior,” Lisa shared.

“Marina and I actually reconciled, which I believe is good both for me and for the kids’ future,” she added, mentioning that their meeting involved emotional tears.

When asked who initiated the conversation, Lisa cryptically said both wanted it, adding that Marina “has seen things I’ve been aware of all along.”

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“It turned out to be a great day. Everyone behaved well,” she said proudly.

Marina, who previously made negative comments about Lisa, admitted in another interview that their relationship was “turbulent” during past conflicts. When she saw Lisa at the kids’ birthday, she simply greeted her with “It’s good to see you.”

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Despite past tensions, Lisa and Lenny are not close—they usually exchange only brief words during events like their children’s birthday, focusing on making the day special for the kids.

“Our main goal was to create a happy, perfect day for the children,” Lisa said.

Marina, who has spoken publicly against Lisa before, shared her hope for a better relationship, emphasizing the importance of family for her grandchildren. She told us, “I want my son and Lisa to be friends again.”

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When asked about her relationship with Lenny, Lisa explained they mainly interact briefly around the kids, focusing on family harmony during special moments.

“Our priority was to make the kids’ day perfect,” she emphasized.

In her view, fostering a friendly relationship benefits everyone, especially the children.

Lisa revealed she turned her personal challenges into a purpose by launching SplitWell, an AI-powered app designed to help individuals manage divorce-related issues and find trustworthy lawyers.

Lenny Hochstein, who filed for divorce in May 2022, finalized it in November 2024, after 12 years of marriage. When questioned, he expressed excitement over the improved family dynamics.