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On April 24, Paul ‘PK’ Kemsley was spotted with Shana Wall. On April 25, Dorit Kemsley filed for divorce. She’s seeking custody and spousal support.
Dorit Kemsley is ready to call it quits. The TV personality has officially filed for divorce. The decision comes just one day after her estranged husband, PK Kemsley, was spotted canoodling with Shana Wall, a model and actor. While Dorit spent much of season 14 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills lamenting her troubled marriage, something made her act. While we’ll never know what motivated her to file, the timing is interesting.
Dorit Kemsley files for divorce
Dorit Kemsley is taking the next step to reclaim her life. After nearly a year in marital limbo, she has moved to legally end the union. According to TMZ, Dorit filed for divorce paperwork in California on April 25. The reality TV star has requested sole legal and physical custody of the two children she shares with PK. They are 9 and 11. She is also seeking alimony and will likely be looking to split assets.
While it’s unclear what spurred Dorit into action, it doesn’t seem to be a coincidence that PK was spotted out and about with another woman on April 24. Page Six published photos of The elder Kemsley and his date, Shana Wall. They appeared very comfortable with each other, indicating that they had been dating for a while. Dorit has not been spotted with a new man yet.
Dorit and PK Kemsley married in March 2015. They announced their plans to separate in May 2024, claiming the decision was mutual. At the time, neither was in a rush to file for divorce and seemed more interested in taking some space to find balance. A year later, their relationship hasn’t improved. In fact, it has deteriorated further. PK has not commented on the divorce filing.
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