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PK’s accountant put Dorit on the child-support line. A worksheet is not a judgment.
As of Sept. 18, PK's accountant filed a claim that Dorit should pay $581 a month in child support, and PK's listed income is about $107,943. There is no signed support order.
By Crime Talk Network Staff Writer ·
An accountant’s support worksheet in a filing is an argument. It is not a child-support judgment. On Sept. 18, 2026, TMZ reported new legal papers in the divorce money fight between Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley and her estranged husband, PK Kemsley. PK’s accountant claims Dorit should pay $581 a month in child support even though the filing lists PK’s average monthly income at about $107,943. Dorit’s monthly income is redacted. The implication the worksheet is selling is that she earns more. Implication is not a finding. Income affidavits and guideline worksheets are evidence the court weighs. They are not an order until a judge signs.
The same papers, as TMZ described them, say Dorit spent $32,000 on family expenses from January through August 2026, $435,000 on clothes and jewelry, and $56,000 on travel, while PK spent about $1.9 million on family expenses from April 2024 through March 2026. Those are numbers in a party submission. They are not a forensic audit the court has adopted. Dorit filed for divorce in early 2025. The court has signed off on a home sale amid foreclosure threats. The two sides have been trading mortgage and spending accusations. Accusations are pleadings.
As of Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, there is no signed support judgment for $581.
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