Dorit Kemsley Accused of Failing to Renew Kids' Passports Before European Trip
Former spouses Dorit and Paul Kemsley are back in the spotlight with a new scandal. This time, the businessman accuses his ex-wife of not renewing their children's passports, despite knowing about his plans to take them to Europe this summer. According to Paul, he was unable to carry out his plans due to Dorit's actions.
According to new court documents, Paul's attorney sent a letter to Dorit's lawyer on July 7, claiming that both children's passports had expired. Dorit, it is alleged, was aware of her ex-husband's intention to spend time with the kids in Europe but took no steps to update the documents.
The letter also states that Dorit went on an extended European vacation, leaving the children in Florida with her parents and nanny. Paul's attorney emphasizes that his client was not informed of the travel dates, duration, living arrangements, or return date. Furthermore, Paul was not provided with a parenting schedule, which prevented him from planning time with the children.
In response, Paul's attorney demanded that Dorit confirm the status of passport renewals, disclose her return date, and provide information about the children's care during her absence. These demands were formally submitted to the court.
Earlier, Paul had asked a judge to grant him sole authority to sell their shared Los Angeles mansion, claiming it was on the brink of foreclosure and accusing Dorit of prioritizing her European vacation over the family's financial troubles.
Dorit's attorney responded with an email promising a more detailed reply after handling other legal matters. Dorit herself has not commented, as she did not respond to media requests.
This situation adds another chapter to the couple's high-profile divorce, which has already attracted public attention. Fans and experts are watching closely, wondering how this will affect the children and the division of assets. So far, neither Dorit nor Paul has made joint statements, but the conflict appears to be escalating.