As if going through a divorce isn’t bad enough, PK and Dorit Kemsley may also lose their house in the process.
As we know, Dorit filed for divorce last month from her husband of nearly a decade. They share two young children together, Jagger, 10, and Phoenix, 8.
The couple purchased their $8 million home under Dorit’s LLC. But now the Franchise Tax Board, which collects state taxes in California, has suspended the LLC. The suspension puts the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star’s home in danger of foreclosure.
Is RHOBH star PK and Dorit Kemsley’s $8 million mansion at risk?
At the center of the investigation is LA attorney Ronald Richards, whom you might remember from the case of Erika Jayne and her $750k earrings. Ronald posted copies of documents on X (formerly Twitter), showing that the RHOBH star’s LLC is not in good standing.
“With the [LLC] being suspended, it is most likely a loan default,” Ronald told The U.S. Sun earlier this week.
“For the FTB to suspend in the [LLC], [PK and Dorit] have not paid taxes or filed returns for a while,” he added. “A lender can default for non-monetary violations like non-payment of property taxes or if the entity is suspended. There are many covenants to a loan besides making the payments on time.”
In November 2024, it was revealed that the home was in pre-foreclosure. At the time, PK and Dorit were “more than four months” behind on their house payments. However, property records show that the default notice has since been rescinded.
At the RHOBH Season 14 Reunion, Andy Cohen asked Dorit about the situation with her house. “Well, there are reports that it is in pre-foreclosure,” the Beverly Beach founder admitted. “I had no idea about it. [PK] told me that they changed the rate, he was trying to get ahold of somebody, no one was returning his calls … He resolved it. Listen, they ended up calling. That’s what he said.”
The couple originally bought the luxury six-bed, 10-bath home for $6,475,000 in 2019.
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