As Dorit and PK Kemsley’s divorce heats up, shocking legal insights are coming to light — and it’s not looking simple.
According to legal experts, the $6 million Encino mansion the couple shares isn’t jointly owned — it's held under an LLC managed by Dorit Kemsley herself. That detail could become a powerful leverage point in the division of assets, especially if things turn contentious in court.
But the real bombshell? PK may be entitled to a share of Dorit’s Bravo income.
Because California is a community property state, earnings made during the marriage — including Dorit’s Real Housewives of Beverly Hills salary and related endorsements — could be up for grabs. Even though PK was once seen as the financial heavyweight in the relationship, the tables may have turned.
Adding another layer of strategy, Dorit’s decision to file for divorce just after hitting the couple’s 10-year anniversary hasn’t gone unnoticed. In California, marriages lasting a decade or more are considered long-term, which can significantly impact spousal support terms — potentially opening the door for lifetime alimony.
Experts suggest Dorit may have timed her filing deliberately, possibly to strengthen her case for long-term support or to lock in certain financial protections.
With millions on the line, a shared public image, and mounting legal complexity, this divorce is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic in Housewives history — and it’s only just begun.