Boy George Fires Back at Dorit's Father's Day Jab at PK

When you’re caught in the middle of a messy split, the last thing you want is your business manager weighing in on social media—especially on Father’s Day. But that’s exactly what happened when Boy George decided to call out Dorit Kemsley’s subtle (or not-so-subtle) dig at Paul“PK”Kemsley this past Sunday, June 21.

Dorit, 49, reposted a video on her Instagram Story that delivered a pointed sermon about men who don’t pull their weight as fathers. The message was impossible to miss:“A man who makes the mother of his child struggle is a complete failure,”it read, going on to criticize men who sit back while mothers carry everything alone. It was a post clearly aimed at addressing her own situation—and it landed like a grenade on what’s supposed to be a day celebrating fatherhood.

Enter Boy George, the Grammy winner who manages PK professionally. He didn’t stay silent.“This post on Father’s Day? Absolutely disgusting!”he wrote, reposting her message with zero ambiguity about where he stood. The moment captured the real-world awkwardness of professional relationships colliding with personal drama—and raised a fair question: what’s the protocol when your manager’s wife is publicly calling out your parenting on a holiday designed to honor dads?

The context here matters. Dorit and PK confirmed their separation in 2024 after years of speculation, and they share two kids: son Jagger, 12, and daughter Phoenix, 10. Dorit filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences, requesting sole custody and spousal support. PK countered by asking for joint custody and to have her support request terminated. By November 2025, when Dorit spoke exclusively to Us Weekly at BravoCon, she was still hoping things would“become a little bit less challenging”in their coparenting arrangement.

More recently, Dorit opened up about their marriage in her memoir, Unburdened, but she made it clear she wasn’t seeking PK’s approval.“In order to be unburdened, I really need to not care,”she said earlier this month. That philosophy didn’t extend to social media on Father’s Day, though—and Boy George’s response shows just how fractured things really are when your professional circle becomes your emotional battlefield.