‘RHOM’ star Lisa Hochstein’s eavesdropping case takes surprising turn

Lisa Hochstein’s eavesdropping case has taken a surprising turn.

After the “Real Housewives of Miami” star and her now-ex-boyfriend Jody Glidden were charged with one count each of interception of wire, oral or electronic communications, Page Six has learned that the pair “reached an agreement with prosecutors.”

Their attorneys, Jayne Weintraub and Howard Srebnick, told us Tuesday that “all charges” against the duo “will be dismissed [in] mid-June without any admission of guilt of conviction.”

According to court records, which were first obtained by NBC Miami, Hochstein and Glidden accepted a pretrial diversion program.

“Pretrial diversion (PTD) is an alternative to prosecution offered by the Miami-Dade County State Attorney’s Office. It provides offenders with non-violent priors a viable alternative to a criminal conviction. The program serves criminal defendants by allowing them to make significant changes in their lives so they can avoid further involvement with the criminal justice system. Offenders enter the program voluntarily, and if they complete all conditions and remain arrest-free during participation, the State Attorney’s Office will drop the charges,” according to the office.

This story is developing…