PK Kemsley Seeks Sale of Encino Mansion Facing Foreclosure

Paul "PK" Kemsley has asked a Los Angeles judge to order the sale of the former couple's multimillion-dollar Encino mansion, claiming in court documents that the property faces imminent foreclosure due to mounting mortgage arrears and his estranged wife Dorit Kemsley's refusal to cooperate on financial stabilization efforts.

The filings, dated around early May 2026, allege the Adlon Road residence carries more than $6 million in mortgage debt, including arrears exceeding $445,000 on the first mortgage as of April 2026 and a second mortgage balance nearing $896,000. Notices of default have been recorded, and lenders have warned of sharply increased payments due to insurance issues tied to the delinquency. PK states he covered mortgage payments through April 2025 on the first loan and October 2025 on the second, along with most family and household expenses, while Dorit had exclusive use of the home since April 2024 and made no mortgage payments or more than one utility payment.

A forensic accounting declaration from certified public accountant Joseph S. Sweeney details Dorit's spending from January 2024 to February 2026, totaling about $2.6 million on personal expenses at an...