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Paul Kemsley

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Sep 25, 2026

David YontefHOST
5:15
But even if they are, and she just left Morgan in Montana or wherever the fuck she lives, and she landed at LAX with the same sweatshirt, how boring is this fucking story? I am losing my voice, everybody.
David YontefHOST
5:30
That's how I feel about Dorit and PK and this fucking goddamn motherfucking goddamn piece of fuck mortgage.
David YontefHOST
5:40
I actually don't care.
David YontefHOST
5:42
Thank you, Ronald Richards.
David YontefHOST
6:48
When they drag her out of the fucking house, which I don't even know if they're going to be filming at that time because it's probably going to be in November.
David YontefHOST
6:58
what are we gonna see i cannot watch dorit talking about how wonderful life is now she had a big loss um pk paul kemsley has purchased the deed to the shared home for nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars following months of foreclosure drama regarding the 6.5 million encino home our good friend ronald richards thank you mr richards for your service I told you I'm losing my voice for your service.
David YontefHOST
7:29
He has said that Dorit 50, who shares two children with PK 59, she will be left with nothing from the impending sale of the property.
David YontefHOST
7:40
Honestly, it's a big loss.
Adam NewellHOST
44:16
Here we go.
Adam NewellHOST
44:19
We're going to move on to the whole Dorit Kemsley and PK of it all because Ronald Richards ended up posting, well, a few things.
Adam NewellHOST
44:27
The fact that...
Adam NewellHOST
44:29
PK literally bought the debt of the house for $950,000, which means that inevitably Dorit is now in debt to PK, which is wild.
Adam NewellHOST
44:40
And what a boss move.
Adam NewellHOST
44:41
And then we also found out she's trying to get spousal support.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
45:00
on meat, right? So what about the kids? Like, who's going to pay for them? Process that for two
Adam NewellHOST
45:14
seconds, you guys.
James MossHOST
4:57
one.
James MossHOST
4:57
Okay, Dorit versus PK Child Support.
James MossHOST
5:00
PK Kemsley's accountant argues Dorit should pay him $581 a month in child support.
James MossHOST
5:05
What? Dorit should pay him $581.
Brandi GlanvilleHOST
5:07
Shit.
Brandi GlanvilleHOST
5:35
She can find it.
Brandi GlanvilleHOST
5:37
Because that is just so fucking petty.
Brandi GlanvilleHOST
5:39
Honestly, PK is petty.
Zack PeterHOST
0:00
New details on the death of Hayden Panettiere.
Zack PeterHOST
0:03
What was the room like when authorities came and found her? Dorit and PK, their divorce is getting messy.
Zack PeterHOST
0:10
We got a KJ Biermann update.
Zack PeterHOST
0:12
Taylor Swift is dropping some new music.

31 MINS LATER

Zack PeterHOST
31:35
Okay, moving on.
Zack PeterHOST
31:37
Um, oh, Taylor Swift.
Zack PeterHOST
31:39
Oh, and then Dorit and PK.
Zack PeterHOST
31:40
Ooh, actually, let's start with Dorit and PK 'cause that's a little more exciting.
Adam NewellHOST
37:31
As you know, we have covered the Dorit Kemsley foreclosure from start to finish.
Adam NewellHOST
37:35
PK has now outflanked Dorit and put a nail in the family home issue coffin.
Adam NewellHOST
37:40
A Paul Kemsley-controlled company purchased the second deed of trust for $950,000, the amount presently owed is $1.2 million.
Adam NewellHOST
37:49
This means that PK made $251,000 off the discounted purchase as a credit against DeRieth's share, plus all monies he has previously advanced.
Adam NewellHOST
38:00
So PK now controls the house without having to deal with Dorit, who was refusing a stipulation.
Adam NewellHOST
38:06
So Paul is clocking daily default interest on the default in his favor, which means now every day she doesn't pay, she owes him.
Adam NewellHOST
38:15
Dorit will get absolutely nothing, zero.
Adam NewellHOST
38:18
Dorit guaranteed the note, and Paul is now her bank.
David YontefHOST
5:10
We give kudos and props to Ronald Richards, who has covered this story in depth.
David YontefHOST
5:20
But basically, finally, look, PK is, the bottom line is, let's just sum this up.
David YontefHOST
5:26
PK has always wanted to sell this house.
David YontefHOST
5:29
He's like, I'm not paying the mortgage.
David YontefHOST
5:32
Dorit's not paying the mortgage.
David YontefHOST
7:27
So they have to sell their house.
David YontefHOST
7:31
A judge ordered it.
David YontefHOST
7:32
PK accused Dorit of not paying the mortgage, which she's not.

Unknown podcast

Daily Gossip Recap (Reality TV Roundup) | Trailer Ambush Meltdowns, Alimony Demands, and The Eviction Spiral

Sep 3 · 1 Mention

DanielleHOST
19:43
They're literally setting piles of cash on fire just to inflict maximum pain on each other.
DanielleHOST
19:49
And speaking of burning money in Beverly Hills, the update on Dorit and P.K. Kemsley's financial deadlock over their $7 million mansion is giving me severe secondhand anxiety.
JayHOST
19:58
The Kemsley real estate situation is a fascinating look into the intersection of marital assets and reality TV facades.
JayHOST
20:06
So the court ordered PK to service the $40,000 monthly mortgage on that massive property until Dorrit moves out.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
13:54
so our
Dana ReganHOST
13:54
last Real Housewives of Beverly Hills story today has to do with Dorit and PK and their home because apparently they're being ordered to sell their $7 million house amid financial crisis and foreclosure threat.
Dana ReganHOST
14:07
So I'm going to read you guys this article from Realtor.com about it.
Dana ReganHOST
14:11
So it says Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley and her estranged husband, P.K. Kemsley, have reportedly been ordered to list their longtime Los Angeles mansion after a prolonged legal dispute during which the businessman admitted that they were experiencing a financial crisis.
Dana ReganHOST
14:26
Dorit 50 and PK 58 are in the midst of a contentious divorce that has been further exacerbated by significant monetary woes, including the looming threat of foreclosure on their $7 million in Sino-California home.
Dana ReganHOST
14:39
In July, PK requested a judge allow him to sell the property while accusing the reality star of leaving their children Jagger 12 and Phoenix 10 with her parents in Florida while providing no information about when she plans to return to the U.S. while he has been left to fight for their home alone.
Dana ReganHOST
14:55
Isn't this man like constantly in the UK and not parenting his children? Okay, just as an aside, PK alleged that Dorit has already been gone for a minimum of three weeks per court document seen by the New York Post, stating that her extended trip demonstrates her prioritization of personal travel over addressing the urgent financial crisis facing their family home.
Dana ReganHOST
15:14
TMZ reports that PK's wish has now been granted after a judge ordered the sale of the six-bedroom, ten-bathroom Los Angeles abode while noting that the TV personality has had to move out by November.
IrinaHOST
4:16
I need to know what's happening with her.
MattHOST
4:18
That is a great segue because TMZ recently just released an article about Dorit and PK's recent legal stuff.
MattHOST
4:26
So according to TMZ, the title is Dorit and PK Kemsley $7 million mansion hitting the market.
MattHOST
4:32
Judge orders him to pay mortgage will be repaid.
MattHOST
4:36
Dorit Kemsley and her estranged husband, P.K. Kemsley, are set to unload their longtime Los Angeles home after she agreed to unload the home, and a judge ordered the sale and instructed the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star to be out by November, TMZ has learned.
MattHOST
4:53
A hearing was held Wednesday in Dorit and PK's divorce, where the two have been fighting over money.
MattHOST
4:58
PK claimed Dorit had not been paying the mortgage on the six-bedroom, 10-bathroom home worth $7 million.
MattHOST
5:04
Dorit, who is represented by powerhouse attorney Samantha Spector, argued PK should be paying the bills and claimed he had more than enough to pay the debt owed on the home.

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