About a year after their separation in May 2024, Dorit Kemsley filed for divorce from Paul “PK” Kemsley in April 2025. Nine years of marriage, two children, and a life forged primarily in the public eye of Bravo reality television. The gap between them had been apparent on screen for a while, so the split wasn’t particularly shocking to viewers of the program, but the divorce filing made it official in a way that separation by itself doesn’t fully do.
Any high-profile breakup raises the natural question, particularly for someone as well-known as Dorit: who is she seeing? Nobody is the response, at least in public. Dorit has consistently stated that dating isn’t her current focus, both in interviews and on social media. Her main concerns are Jagger and Phoenix, her kids. Without the partnership structure that characterized her household for almost ten years, she is acclimating to a new routine, new living arrangements, and new daily rhythms. She appears to understand that kind of adjustment requires time.
Social media generated conjecture where none was justified, as it always does. At one point, pictures of Dorit with Dylan Efron, Zac Efron’s younger brother, went viral with the kind of frantic descriptions that, before anyone has said a word, turn a casual encounter into a confirmed romance. Dorit dealt with it bluntly and impatiently: they were friendly acquaintances, the exchange was not romantic, and the presumption that any man in her social circle must be a possible boyfriend is more a reflection of how people interpret the concept of a newly single woman than it is of anything genuine. It was probably the proper decision for her to move on from the story somewhat soon.
The way Dorit has handled the public part of this time is noteworthy. Given the RHOBH setting, it would have been simple to play the newly single plot for maximum drama, but she hasn’t done so. She has acknowledged that it’s a challenging change without making it the focal point of who she is. She has kept her children out of the majority of the more negative storyline surrounding the divorce, and she has continued to work in the fashion industry with Beverly Beach and her larger business. That self-control is significant for someone who has lived portions of her private life in front of cameras for years.
For his part, PK Kemsley has been adjusting to life after separation on his own terms. The two are co-parenting, which is a practical and essential result of any divorce involving children. According to the majority of published accounts, this arrangement is workable, if not uncomplicated. Co-parenting following a highly publicized marriage presents a unique set of difficulties since choices that other families make in private are made, at least partially, in front of an audience.
Dorit’s timeframe, not anyone else’s, will determine whether or not she finally makes a relationship public. She’s been cautious not to rule it out—she’s in her late forties, so it’s obvious that she hasn’t concluded that solitude is the solution—but she’s also made it apparent that she isn’t actively seeking it. For someone who has been married for nine years and is still in the early phases of life, that is a pretty acceptable viewpoint. It seems sense that the audience is still interested. For now, though, the truthful response to the boyfriend question is just that there isn’t one.
