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Kemsley couple foreclosure and financial dispute

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Kemsley couple foreclosure and financial dispute

In early July 2026, reality‑TV star Dorit Kemsley faced secured a one‑week postponement of the foreclosure auction on her $6.5 million Encino mansion, moved moving it from July 7 to July 14. The delay was attributed linked to her travel plans for her 50th birthday, while her estranged husband, husband PK Kemsley, Kemsley made emergency payments and negotiated with lenders. A few days later, PK Kemsley subsequently filed court documents papers accusing Dorit of prioritising a three‑week European vacation and luxury spending, claiming arguing that her actions exacerbated worsened the mortgage default. He sought default and seeking sole authority to sell the roughly $8 million, six‑bedroom Los Angeles estate, arguing that Dorit’s lack of cooperation and the children’s passport issues threatened an imminent auction. The dispute remained unresolved as court dates approached and negotiations with lenders continued. In late July 2026 estate. Dorit escalated the fight responded by filing additional court papers documents seeking a judicial injunction to block PK’s request to sell the home. She alleged sale request, alleging that PK stopped mortgage payments after moving out in May 2024, prompting which triggered the foreclosure notices, and asked the judge to deny the sale. Dorit notices. She also sought demanded $21,000 per month in child support, $22,000 per month in spousal support and $347,000 in retroactive payments, while her attorney contested PK’s claim that her spending caused the shortfall. PK, who earns about $2 million annually and has roughly $400 k in liquid assets, maintains he covered On July 27, Dorit filed yet another motion reinforcing her request to deny the sale, reiterating the same support figures and emphasizing PK’s alleged cessation of mortgage until recent financial strain led him payments. Four days later, PK submitted filings focusing on a separate dispute: he argued that Bravo Television never required Dorit to request permission spend $700,000 on designer wardrobe for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, contending the spending was a personal choice and many items were returned or bought on credit. The couple’s divorce, filed in April 2026, continues to sell involve battles over the property. mortgage, taxes, child‑support, custody and high‑cost wardrobe expenses, with both parties seeking court intervention as negotiations with lenders remain unresolved.

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