PK Kemsley accuses Dorit of ‘depriving’ him of seeing their kids in heated email message amid messy divorce

PK Kemsley accused estranged wife Dorit Kemsley of blocking him from seeing their two kids in a heated email message two years ago.

In the message, which was sent one month after the pair’s May 2024 split and obtained by TMZ on Tuesday, PK told Dorit it’s “simply unacceptable” that he’s “being deprived of spending meaningful time” with their son Jagger, 12, and daughter Phoenix, 10.

PK, 58, claimed that the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star “is not available to be their [children’s] caretaker while filming” or “during [her] upcoming travels with other cast members.”

He said Dorit, 50, has “instead chosen to delegate these responsibilities to others.”

PK also wrote to Dorit: “All I have asked of late is for you to have an open and productive dialogue regarding our family’s precarious financial situation because changes must be made to protect our family’s future.”

Dorit, per TMZ, told her estranged husband their kids were being taken care of by nannies or her parents.

Elsewhere in his email, PK claimed that when he wouldn’t “acquiesce” to Dorit’s “financial demands,” she’d allegedly “levy false claims against me about our children” and “try to weaponize my sobriety.”

PK also told Dorit she can “can use your own income for cash withdrawals and to pay for your credit cards.”

At the start of his email, PK insisted that if their financial problems are “not promptly addressed and rectified,” it “will be devastating to our family.”

Page Six has reached out to PK and Dorit’s reps for comment.

Dorit and PK announced they were separating after nearly 10 years of marriage in May 2024. The Bravolebrity officially filed for divorce the following April.

Since then, the exes have been at war legally, with Dorit accusing PK of trying to force their kids into homelessness by refusing to pay their mortgage on their Los Angeles home, according to court documents obtained by Page Six last month.

Dorit alleged that she received foreclosure notices after PK didn’t stay true to his agreement that he’d pay the mortgage and other expenses when he moved out in May 2024.

She claimed PK also “refuses to pay child and spousal support” — despite having “ample” cash flow.

In her filing, Dorit said she wants PK to catch up with mortgage payments, as well as pay $21,086 a month for child support, $22,330 monthly for spousal support and $347,328 for retroactive child and spousal support payments.

In addition, the mother of two shut down PK’s allegations that she spent $1 million on designer items instead of paying the mortgage.

In his own filing obtained by Page Six, PK claimed that he covered the mortgage and expenses for a period of time and wanted Dorit to chip in.

He also alleged that their family home is approaching a deadline to be sold in a foreclosure auction.