Secret plan: Dorit Kemsley wants to take her children to leave the US to “start over” but the children do not want to leave their father
Dorit Kemsley Demands PK to Pay Child Support for Both Children After Divorce
In a dramatic turn of events straight out of a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills script, Dorit Kemsley is officially demanding that her estranged husband, Paul “PK” Kemsley, provide full child support for their two children following their recent divorce filing. The once glamorous couple, who had often showcased their lavish lifestyle on the hit Bravo series, are now locked in a tense legal battle that is grabbing headlines.
Sources close to the couple revealed that Dorit filed documents requesting primary custody of their children — son Jagger, 9, and daughter Phoenix, 7 — citing PK’s “inconsistent financial contributions” over the past year as a major concern. In her filing, Dorit stated that she is seeking a formal child support arrangement to ensure the children’s standard of living remains unaffected by the split.
“This isn’t about revenge,” a friend of Dorit’s told People. “This is about stability. Dorit has always prioritized her kids, and she wants to make sure their lives stay as normal as possible despite everything happening between their parents.”
The breakdown of their marriage, insiders say, has been simmering for months. While the couple tried to keep a united front on social media, rumors of PK’s financial woes — including lingering debts and lawsuits — have plagued them for years. Dorit’s decision to file for divorce did not come lightly, but friends claim she had grown tired of carrying the emotional and financial burden of the household.
Adding to the controversy is speculation that PK may contest Dorit’s child support demands. A representative for PK hinted that he plans to seek joint custody, arguing that he has always been an active father despite his frequent travels between the United States and the United Kingdom.
“PK is not someone who will just walk away from his kids,” an insider close to him said. “He believes co-parenting is the best solution, and he’s willing to fight for that.”
Still, legal experts note that Dorit’s case for full custody could be strengthened by past financial instability and PK’s sporadic presence in Los Angeles. Dorit’s attorneys are reportedly prepared to introduce evidence of missed payments and periods of extended absence, should the case go to court.
Meanwhile, Dorit remains publicly focused on her children. She has posted several heartfelt photos with Jagger and Phoenix in recent weeks, emphasizing family time and new beginnings. Despite the heartbreak of the divorce, friends say Dorit is committed to rebuilding her life — and securing a future for her children that is free from uncertainty.
As the legal drama unfolds, fans of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are watching closely, wondering if the split and its aftermath will become part of the upcoming season’s storyline. Given the show’s history of blending personal hardship with reality TV spectacle, it seems inevitable that Do
