PK Kemsley is asking Dorit Kemsley to pay child support as new financial details from their divorce continue to come out.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, PK’s accountant calculated that Dorit should pay him $581 per month in child support.
The number may seem small, especially given the larger financial picture surrounding the former couple’s split, but it is now part of the ongoing divorce battle between the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and her estranged husband.
Dorit and PK share two children, Jagger, 12, and Phoenix, 10. The couple announced their separation in May 2024 after nearly nine years of marriage, and Dorit filed for divorce in April 2025.
Now, as they continue working through their divorce, money has become a major point of contention.
TMZ reports that PK’s monthly income is listed at $107,943 in the new court documents, which comes out to nearly $1.3 million per year.
Dorit’s income was redacted in the filing, so the documents do not show a direct side-by-side comparison of what each party is making.
However, Dorit’s attorney, Ronald Richards, later claimed on Instagram that Dorit earns approximately $2 million per year through endorsements, which would come out to around $166,000 per month.
Richards also pushed back on the idea that Dorit should receive child or spousal support.
“The evidence in the trial that’s coming up for spousal and child support will show that Dorit is not entitled to spouse or child support,” Richards wrote.
The filing also gave a closer look at the former couple’s spending.
According to TMZ, PK allegedly spent approximately $1.9 million between April 2024 and March 2026.
Dorit, meanwhile, reportedly spent $32,000 on family expenses from January through August 2026, along with $435,000 on clothing and jewelry and $56,000 on travel.
Richards also claimed Dorit spent $435,517 on clothing since the beginning of 2026 and $56,660 on travel. He further alleged that Dorit spent $909,000 on wardrobe expenses between February 2024 and February 2026, along with more than $2.6 million on expenses for herself from January 2024 through February 2026.
The spending claims come after PK previously accused Dorit of spending close to $1 million on luxury purchases and travel.
Dorit has denied that her spending was being fairly represented, explaining that many of the designer pieces she purchased for filming were returned.
Dorit has also made financial accusations of her own.
She previously accused PK of failing to pay the mortgage on their former $6.5 million Encino home, where she has continued living with their children.
The latest filing shows that despite the relatively low child support number being proposed, the financial fight between Dorit and PK is anything but simple.
Between questions over income, spending, mortgage payments, clothing expenses and support, their divorce continues to get more complicated.