‘RHOBH’ star Dorit Kemsley held at gunpoint by three men in spooky home invasion

Dorit Kemsley was reportedly the victim of a frightening home invasion in which three men threatened to kill her while her children were sleeping a few meters away.

According to Daily mail, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The star was held at gunpoint at his Encino Hills home on Wednesday night after returning from a work trip the day before.

Three men allegedly broke into Dorit’s house smashing the windows of her children’s classroom at around 11 p.m. Sources told the outlet that the Bravo star begged thieves to spare her and her children’s lives.

“Don’t hurt my babies. Don’t kill me. I’m a mother,” she allegedly shouted, to which one of them replied, “Kill her”.

The intruders allegedly stole all of Dorit’s expensive designer handbags and jewelry. They didn’t enter her children’s rooms Jaggar, 7 and Phoenix, 5. The entire flight lasted about 20 minutes.

Her husband, Paul “PK” Kemsley, was not at home at the time of the theft. According to the insider, as soon as the men left, Dorit called the police to report the incident and then informed her husband, who is in London, of the horrific ordeal.

The source also claims that Dorit is “traumatized” by the incident and that her sole purpose during the flight was to protect her children.

RHOBH the final part three aired last night and the women talked about cold thefts. Andy cohen dug into Dorit’s cast Lisa rinna to show the world that she keeps all of her designer dresses in her home garage.

Kyle richards also discussed when her diamond earrings were stolen.

Dorit proudly stated on camera that she pays top dollar for all of her luxury items, including her handbag collection. RHOBH fans accused her of not having a script; However, filming for the new season is scheduled to begin today and Dorit will be there.

Interestingly enough, Dorit and PK put their Encino house on the market last year. They struggled to sell the barnyard-inspired home, dropping the price from $ 9.49 million to $ 7.9 million in April.