Who is PK Kemsley? 'RHOBH' star Dorit Kemsley’s estranged husband’s massive five figure monthly Income revealed in divorce filing; check here

The alleged income of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Dorit Kemsley’s husband, PK Kemsley, surfaced as part of his divorce battle with his estranged wife, according to TMZ. Court documents filed by PK reportedly show that he claims to earn a substantial five-figure monthly income. PK Kemsley has also appeared on the reality series.

In the documents, obtained by the outlet, PK has stated that he earned around $887,180 from April 2025 to March 2026. This has brought in around $91,999 in net income each month. As far as expenses are concerned, PK has claimed that his monthly expenses include $16,500 on rent, $800 on health care, $6,402 on groceries, $3K on utilities, $1,770 on entertainment and gifts, and various other bills.

According to the documents, he has around $435K in cash and bank accounts and another $2 million in property. In his filing, PK also revealed that he believed Dorit was earning at least $166K per month.


TMZ initially reported that PK asked a judge to approve the immediate listing of the marital home he shares with Dorit Kemsley on the market. In the filing, PK alleged that Dorit spent more than $1 million on luxury clothing and travel while failing to make mortgage payments on their $6 million home, which he claimed has placed the property at risk of foreclosure.

Glance at PK Kemsley’s career

PK Kemsley, who has appeared on the reality series “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” describes himself on LinkedIn as an “Entrepreneur” and “Talent Manager.” He represents singer Boy George as well as the estate of legendary soccer player Pelé.

PK has also served as a director at Robert Irving Burns, a real estate agency, since February 2022. In 2020, PK opened up about his career on an episode of RHOBH Season 10.

"I got a job as a real estate broker for a firm that had very posh clients, so he wanted me to go to elocution lessons," he said about how he got started, as quoted by Bravo TV. "I had a natural flair for identifying buildings with value. I had an instinct on it, and that instinct came through very, very early."