Season 15 of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” is nearing its end with only one part of the reunion left to air. Now, ahead of the episode, court documents have surfaced accusing cast member Dorit Kemsley of lavish spending by her ex-husband, PK Kemsley, as their home potentially heads into foreclosure.

PK Says Dorit Spent Upwards Of $1 Million On Luxury Items

TMZ obtained court documents in May 2026 in which Kemsley stated that his team had investigated their finances amid their divorce and recent money woes. Apparently, what he learned was that the “RHOBH” star had continued spending lavishly over the past year.

Notably, the documents state that the mom of two spent over $1 million on various luxury items during that time. Additionally, the Bravo personality is accused of dishing out around $995k on designer clothing, handbags, and unnamed accessories.

Apparently, her most visited stories were Louis Vuitton and Chanel, where she spent $69k at each. That’s not all, the documents also expose her for spending around $38K at Hermès. Other places Kemsley is said to have shopped amid their money woes are Net-A-Porter, FWRD, and Moda Operandi.

PK Kemsley Says He Tried To Avoid Foreclosure & Dorit Hasn’t Helped

Elsewhere in the court documents, Kemsley claims that his estranged wife made no payments toward their mortgage. This is despite her retaining full use of the mansion. The 58-year-old businessman also stated that he is responsible for 90% of the expenses for the family, as well as various costs related to the kids.

Regarding finances, the Kemsleys now owe more than $6 million in mortgage debt. The documents also back up recent claims that the home could soon be foreclosed upon. He went on to say that he’d tried to avoid that fate for more than a year and that he’d warned his estranged wife it was possible.

As a result, Kemsley told the court that he expressed interest in selling the home and offered to move the “RHOBH” star and their two sons to his other residence. However, she is accused of rejecting this. Now, he wants the court to force a sale of the marital home.

‘RHOBH’ Fans Are Reacting To The Report

“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” fans have weighed in on Kemsleys’ spending for years, especially during season 15. Now, following her estranged husband’s court filings, their opinions are mixed. While most agree she hasn’t been the most responsible with money, they feel he’s not completely in the right either.

One person said on X, “And yet it was a stretch for Kyle to call her erratic. Spending 1 mil when your home is in foreclosure.”

A different social media user chimmed in, saying, “That’s some scary spending receipts, like what a wingding nutbar to prioritize fashion, over family, safely keeping a roof over your family’s heads, fool.”

Another “RHOBH” fan wrote, “During their marriage, he was the breadwinner and the one benefiting from having a hot wife with a luxurious life. Now that they are getting divorced, he is shocked she’s not paying the mortgage that he controlled. Why would she become something else just because they are divorcing?”

Dorit Previously Discussed The Status Of The Home

Kemsley appeared on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live” in March 2026 to discuss “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” While on, Andy Cohen asked her about the status of her home, as it had been one of the most-asked questions from fans.

In discussing it, she confirmed the massive debt related to her unpaid mortgage. However, Kemsley claimed that her estranged husband was supposed to handle it. According to her, “Well, that was something I learned a few weeks ago before everyone else.”

She continued, “It’s something that PK was in charge of. I didn’t know it was not being paid. We’ve since spoken, and he agreed to bring it up to date.” After that, Kemsley announced plans to “put the house on the market,” once they were caught up on payments.

The ‘RHOBH’ Star Has A Book Coming Out

As documented on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” Kemsley has a book coming out, “Unburdened: A Memoir.” The forthcoming book arrives in stores on June 2 of this year and is published by Podium Entertainment.

She told PEOPLE about the book, “This book is one of the most personal and meaningful projects I’ve ever taken on, and I can’t wait for you to step into my world, my story, and my truth. For years, people have seen glimpses of my life — but this book is the full story. The beauty, the heartbreak, the fear, the fight, and the strength it took to become the woman I am today.”

Kemsley added, “I am writing this book not just to look back, but to move forward — with determination, grace and honesty.”