PK Kemsley has named the people he wants on the stand. Court documents obtained by TMZ show the estranged husband of RHOBH star Dorit Kemsley plans to testify himself and to call Dorit, her personal assistant, and the couple’s longtime nanny. The divorce is still active, and no ruling has been reported.
Who Would Testify
According to the filing, PK wants Dorit’s assistant to answer questions about Dorit’s interactions with their two children and the assistant’s observations of the kids. He also plans to call the children’s longtime nanny to talk about what she has seen between Dorit and the children, as TMZ reported. The assistant and the nanny are not named in the reports. A witness list is a plan, not a ruling. It does not show what any of them would say.
The Disputes Behind It
The couple is fighting over custody and support. PK claims Dorit is spending heavily on luxury clothing and travel while ignoring important bills, including the mortgage. Dorit says PK used to pay the bills and then stopped suddenly. PK denies that. The reports also say PK has accused Dorit of keeping the children away from him. The reports do not include a response from Dorit to the custody claim.
Dorit filed for divorce in April 2025. She asked for sole custody of their two children. PK responded by asking for joint custody and waived spousal support at the time.
What This Kind of List Means
Calling people from inside a household is common in custody cases, because they can describe daily life in a way documents cannot. It also puts a family’s private routines into a court record. The children are the center of this dispute, and neither parent’s claims have been tested yet. Until a judge hears from the witnesses, the best reading is that both sides are preparing and neither side has proven anything.
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