Dorit Kemsley is accusing her estranged husband, PK Kemsley, of trying to make their children homeless while he splurges on designer goods and vacations, according to new court documents obtained by TMZ.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star claims PK has stopped paying the mortgage on the home where she and their kids live, and is pushing to sell the property.
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Dorit is asking a judge to block what she calls a “manufactured” emergency.
Dorit Denies Overspending, Points to PK's Expenses
In the filings, Dorit's attorney Samantha Spector denies PK's claims that she has been spending excessively on designer clothes while ignoring mortgage payments.
Dorit says PK agreed to cover the mortgage and other expenses when he moved out in May 2024, in lieu of formal child support.
She says she only learned the mortgage wasn't being paid when foreclosure notices arrived. Dorit believes PK earns $2 million a year, with additional income outside the U.
S. , and has over $400,000 in the bank.
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Dorit labels PK a “runaway” spender, noting he recently spent $756,000 over several months.
According to her filing, that includes $360,000 on travel, $55,000 on clothing (including at Hermès), $75,000 on dining, $160,000 in Venmo and Zelle payments, and $103,000 in cash withdrawals.
She argues the law was never “intended to permit the sleight of hand that PK is weaponizing to render his wife and children homeless.”
Dorit Seeks Child and Spousal Support
Dorit is asking the court to award her $21,000 per month in child support, $22,000 per month in spousal support, and $347,000 in retroactive support.
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She also wants PK sanctioned $40,000 for his court behavior.
Regarding her own spending, Dorit says the clothes she bought were for filming “RHOBH.” She spent $217,000 for Season 15 and $500,000 on previous seasons, totaling about $713,000 over 26 months.
She notes many items were later refunded or credited because they didn't fit or were unsuitable.
Dorit's attorney added, “Rather, his financial struggles are invoked only when he is asked to support his wife and dependent children … The evidence, however, demonstrates that this purported financial emergency is not the product of financial necessity, but rather of PK’s own decision-making.”
Dorit filed for divorce in April 2025, and the couple has been in court battles since.
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PK recently claimed Dorit spent $1 million on luxury clothes and travel while not paying the mortgage, and said the home is close to foreclosure auction.
