The financial details of a high-profile Beverly Hills divorce have emerged through recently filed court documents, offering a rare glimpse into the income and expenses of Paul 'PK' Kemsley, the estranged husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley.
According to court filings obtained by TMZ, PK Kemsley disclosed that he earned approximately $887,180 between April 2025 and March 2026, translating to roughly $91,999 in net monthly income. This five-figure monthly earning represents a significant data point in the ongoing divorce proceedings between the estranged couple.
The court documents provide a detailed breakdown of PK's reported monthly expenditures. His claimed expenses include $16,500 for rent, $6,402 for groceries, $3,000 for utilities, $1,770 for entertainment and gifts, and $800 for health care, among various other bills. These figures paint a picture of the substantial cost of living associated with the Beverly Hills lifestyle.
Beyond monthly income, the financial disclosure reveals that PK maintains approximately $435,000 in cash and bank accounts, along with an additional $2 million in property holdings. These assets will likely factor significantly into the division of marital property as the divorce proceedings continue.
In his filing, PK stated his belief that Dorit Kemsley earns at least $166,000 per month, suggesting her income substantially exceeds his own. This assertion may influence spousal support considerations and other financial arrangements being negotiated through the court system.
The divorce battle has intensified over the couple's $6 million marital home. PK is requesting that a judge authorize the immediate listing of the property on the market. In his filing, he alleges that Dorit has spent over $1 million on luxury clothes and travel while failing to pay the mortgage on their home, which he claims has placed the property in danger of foreclosure.
The financial revelations underscore the complex monetary considerations at play in high-net-worth divorces, particularly those involving reality television personalities whose income streams may include appearance fees, endorsements, and business ventures. As the legal proceedings continue, additional financial disclosures and property disputes are likely to emerge as both parties work toward a settlement or prepare for trial.
