Dorit Kemsley Owed $581/Month, Accountant Exposes Shocking Expenses

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley is now facing a child‑support claim from her estranged husband, PK Kemsley, . The accountant for PK has filed paperwork that says Dorit should be paying $581 a month in child support, even though PK’s average monthly income is about $107,943.

The documents were submitted as part of the ongoing divorce litigation over money and their two children.

The accountant also highlighted Dorit’s spending pattern, noting she spent $32,000 on family expenses between January and August 2026, an additional $435,000 on clothes and jewelry, and $56,000 on travel. PK’s own records show he spent $1.9 million on family expenses from April 2024 through March 2026.

The accountant’s claim that Dorit earns more monthly than PK stems from these expense figures, although her monthly income was redacted from the documents.

The divorce began in early 2025 when Dorit filed for separation. PK has recently alleged that Dorit ignored bills and spent nearly $1 million on luxury fashion and global trips.

Dorit denied the accusations, saying the clothes were for “RHOBH” and that she often returned items, while she criticized PK for not paying the mortgage—a point PK counters he has paid for years without her help.

## Background & Context

The legal documents were submitted by PK, who continues to fight Dorit in court over money and their two children. The court has recently approved the sale of their home amid foreclosure threats, a move that underscores the financial stakes in the case.

This dispute follows a series of public accusations from both sides regarding spending habits and mortgage payments.

Dorit’s claim that the high‑priced clothing was intended for her “RHOBH” appearances has been contested by PK, who argues she misused funds. Meanwhile, Dorit has criticized PK for failing to contribute to the mortgage, a point he counters by stating he paid it for years without her help.

The court’s decision to move forward with the home sale signals that the financial dispute is far from settled.

## Legal Dispute Over Support and Expenses

The accountant’s submission lists Dorit’s alleged spending of $32,000 on family expenses from January to August 2026, $435,000 on clothes and jewelry, and $56,000 on travel. In comparison, PK’s own records show a $1.9 million spend on family expenses over the prior two years.

The accountant claims Dorit earns more , which would justify the $581 monthly support figure.

PK’s legal team maintains that the high spending on luxury fashion and travel does not translate into actual child‑support obligations, . Dorit has yet to respond publicly to the accountant’s figures, but the court documents now outline a specific monthly support amount she would owe if the accountant’s calculations are accepted.

The case remains pending as both parties work to prove their claims in court.

With the home sale proceeding and a clear child‑support figure now on record, Dorit Kemsley faces an intensified financial battle. The outcome of the divorce litigation will hinge on how the court interprets the spending data and whether either side can substantiate their claims.

Until then, both parties remain locked in a legal standoff over money and custody.