PK Kemsley revealed that his son Jagger was hospitalized after being “unwell” for several weeks, shared how he’s doing, and said they’re still in the hospital as fans reacted.
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PK is currently separated from Jagger’s mom Dorit Kemsley, who stars on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. They share two kids together, son Jagger, 10, and daughter Phoenix, 8. PK has three other children from past relationships.
In an October 15 Instagram post, PK shared that his son Jagger was hospitalized.
“Our little boy Jagger has been unwell for the last few weeks,” wrote PK beneath a photo of the 10-year-old. “Mommy and Daddy have been with him in the [wonderful] @cedarssinai.”
“We wanted to publicly thank them and the Drs and Nurses … we are still here,” PK continued, “but he’s 🙏 on the mend … he’s our Rocky.”
PK then addressed the photo he uploaded of Jagger.
“[The] image was caught of him yawning,” he said, “but I love the shot.”
Fans then shared their support in the comments.
“Praying for your boy to make a full and speedy recovery. Hang in there Mom and Dad!! 🙏🏻” wrote one user.
“The worst feeling in the world, when your child is unwell. I’m so sorry and sending tons of love and healing prayers ♥️,” said another.
“Sending love and healing from across the pond,” echoed a third.
“Oh how hard. So hard to see your children unwell. Get better Jagger. You are loved,” wrote a fourth.
Back in June, PK revealed that he was six months sober.
“On Father’s Day the greatest gift I can give my 5 kids is to remain sober,” said PK. “Grateful and proud to say this weekend I am 6 months … Happy Fathers Day to all you great dads out there doing your best.”
In the latest RHOBH reunion, Dorit also addressed his sobriety, though at the time they were still together.
“PK was drinking a lot and he’s a drinker. I just think that its very difficult to have clear-headed conversations when he’s drinking so much, so he gave up drinking,” she shared, via PEOPLE. “That was a very pivotal moment, so things are — knock on wood — as good as they can possibly be.”
