PK Kemsley Implies that Dorit is Portraying Herself as a Victim in a Removed Post

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RHOBH's PK Kemsley Seemingly Suggests Dorit is "[Playing] the Victim" in Deleted Post as She Steps Out Without Wedding Ring After His Make-Out With Shana Wall and Hires High Powered Attorney

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Paul “PK” Kemsley appeared to take aim at estranged wife Dorit Kemsley on his Instagram Story over the weekend, where he posted and deleted a message about someone “[playing] the victim” after she filed for divorce.

Just after PK, 57, was caught engaging in a steamy makeout with Shana Wall, 50, a former contestant of The Amazing Race and ex-girlfriend of Ryan Seacrest, 50, after a reported dinner date in Los Angeles, he seemed to target the 48-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member as she stepped out without her wedding ring.

“No one plays the victim better than the one who caused the damage,” PK wrote in his post, via The Real Housewives Zone on Instagram, also featuring the song “Victims” by Culture Club.

RHOBH Paul PK Kemsley Seemingly Slams Dorit for Playing Victim as She Files for Divorce

Around the same time, Dorit was photographed dropping their son, 11-year-old Jagger, and daughter, nine-year-old Phoenix, off at a dance class with no makeup and no wedding ring.

“Dorit Kemsley stepped out without makeup in her first sighting since filing for divorce from her estranged husband, Paul ‘PK’ Kemsley. The RHOBH star was spotted dropping her son and daughter off at a dance class in Los Angeles on Saturday,” Page Six revealed in a post shared to its Instagram page.

Following a nearly year-long separation, Dorit retained powerhouse attorney Samantha Spector, who filed a petition to end her marriage to PK on Friday in Los Angeles County.

In court documents obtained by TMZ, Dorit requested full physical and legal custody of Jagger and Phoenix, as well as spousal support from PK. And because they were married for more than 10 years as of last month, and allegedly have no prenup, PK could be forced to make payments to Dorit indefinitely, or until she remarries, per California law.