Paul “PK” Kemsley Fires Back Over Wife’s Alleged Excessive Spending Habits

In court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Paul “PK” Kemsley countered his estranged wife Dorit Kemsley’s claims that her Bravo contract explains her so-called “excessive” spending habits. The filings state that Dorit’s contract does not require her to update and maintain her wardrobe, makeup, and hair as a condition of her employment.

According to the documents, PK alleged that from December 28, 2024, through June 28, 2025, Dorit returned $86,000 in retail purchases but spent $909,000 over 14 months ending February 28, 2026. He denies failing to cover the mortgage on their family home and other household expenses since their separation.

Dorit had filed a motion accusing PK of misusing Family Code 2108 in an attempt to sidestep trial and continue to allegedly avoid making mortgage payments. Her claim stated that PK had promised to pay their family’s bills after leaving their shared home in 2024 instead of providing child support.

However, PK’s team counters that Dorit hasn’t made any mortgage payments and only partially covered utility and staffing expenses. They argue that despite her assertions, PK has been financially supporting their children and handling major household expenditures such as mortgages, utilities, and education fees.

The filing also highlights discrepancies in Dorit’s income calculations, which show she earns approximately $45,748 per month. Meanwhile, PK alleges he paid more than $1 million towards community assets during this period.

A spokesperson for Dorit did not respond to questions regarding these allegations.

PK and Dorit share two children and separated in May 2024, followed by Dorit’s decision to file for divorce last year. The situation raises concerns over their ability to manage joint finances amid the dispute.