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Boy George called out Dorit Kemsley as “absolutely disgusting” after she shared a shady Father’s Day post on Instagram, seemingly slamming her estranged husband, Paul “PK” Kemsley, for forcing her to struggle and neglecting their two kids, son Jagger, 12, and daughter Phoenix, 10.
Just days after The Valley star Lala Kent, 35, revealed that PK, 58, had spoken kindly and proudly of the 49-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star during a run-in in Las Vegas, Dorit “liked” and re-posted a video message from Rooted & Blooming, which describes itself as a page focused on “life post domestic abuse.”
“I don’t care who gets offended, I’m gonna say it anyway,” the message began. “A man who makes the mother of his child struggle is a complete failure. There’s nothing respectable about watching the woman raising your child, carrying everything alone without real support. When she’s overwhelmed, stressed, and exhausted, your child is quietly absorbing that same pressure every single day. A real man doesn’t sit back while the mother of his child breaks down and still handles both roles by herself. Responsibility defines a man more than words ever will because actions reveal who he truly is.”
“Leadership isn’t control. If she’s doing everything while you’re doing nothing, that’s not strength. That’s neglect in its clearest form,” it concluded.
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Following the sharing of Dorit’s post, Boy George, 65, posted a screenshot on his Instagram Story in which he called out Dorit for the critical message.
“This post on Fathers Day? Absolutely disgusting!” he declared.
As RHOBH fans may have seen, Lala said on the June 17 episode of her podcast, Untraditionally Lala, that PK was “singing [Dorit’s] praises” at the opening of Lisa Vanderpump‘s new hotel.
“He talked about how proud he was of her,” she shared.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 16 is expected to go into production sometime in the coming months.