Dorit Kemsley and PK Kemsley headed in direction of divorce
Dorit Kemsley has formally filed for divorce from her husband of ten years, Paul “PK” Kemsley. The Actual Housewives of Beverly Hills star submitted the paperwork on Friday, April 25, simply sooner or later after PK was noticed in full PDA mode with Superb Race alum Shana Wall.
In keeping with court docket paperwork obtained by Folks, Dorit, 48, cited “irreconcilable differences” as the rationale for the cut up.
She’s additionally requesting sole authorized and bodily custody of their two kids—11-year-old Jagger and 9-year-old Phoenix—together with spousal assist. So sure, this is not only a “we grew apart” sort of scenario; it’s giving full-blown courtroom drama power.
This submitting follows the couple’s announcement from Could 2024, the place they shared their resolution to separate by way of matching Instagram posts.
Within the assertion, they wrote, “We have had our struggles over the last few years and continue to work through them as two people who love each other and share two amazing children together. We have made the mutual and difficult decision to take some time apart and reevaluate our relationship while we prioritize our children.”
In fact, anybody who watched season 14 of RHOBH noticed the warning indicators play out in vivid, tearful, and infrequently wine-soaked element.
From Dorit calling PK a “full blown alcoholic” to opening up about their “toxic” fights, it’s been clear that their marriage has been extra plot twist than fairytale these days.
Earlier this month, throughout the present’s reunion particular, Dorit didn’t sugarcoat the truth of their scenario.
Although she admitted she’s nonetheless in love with PK, the connection itself? Not a lot.
“He’s my soul, he’s my blood, he’s my heart and I hate that, because it makes it so much more difficult,” she stated. “But I also know I need peace.”
She added, “As of a week ago, I’ve chosen not to have much of a relationship with him.”
As for whether or not PK has remained sober? Dorit selected to not remark.
“I’m hurt, I’m sad. I think I’m realizing more and more each day that what I really believed was going to be my future may not be and I think that realization is really been hard.”
