Brandi Glanville Fires Back at Dorit Kemsley, Accuses Her of Cocaine Use
Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (RHOBH) star Brandi Glanville is speaking out against her former co-star Dorit Kemsley, making some explosive claims about the beauty mogul’s alleged cocaine use.
In a recent interview with DailyMail.com, Glanville, 47, alleged that she has evidence that Kemsley, 43, has used cocaine on multiple occasions, saying, "I know for a fact that [Dorit] has used cocaine. I have seen her do it with my own eyes, and I have evidence of it."
The drama began when Kemsley was involved in a controversy surrounding a potential overdose at a recovery facility in 2018, where she was given a 30-day stay for treatment after things "got out of hand" during a girls’ trip.
Glanville was one of the first to claim that she knew about Kemsley’s allegedly problematic behavior, saying, "I knew it was only a matter of time before something went wrong. I’ve seen her do some crazy stuff, and I’ve known her since 2008. I’ve seen her use [cocaine] numerous times."
The RHOBH alum also alleged that Kemsley’s husband, PK Kemsley, was aware of his wife’s alleged drug use, but chose to turn a blind eye. "PK knew all about it, and he was enabling her," Glanville claimed. "He thought it was just a phase, but it’s not. It’s a problem, and it’s affecting their daughter, [Jesse].
When asked why she felt it was necessary to come forward with these allegations, Glanville stressed that she is "not trying to destroy" Kemsley, but rather wants to "help" her "get the help she needs." She emphasized that she is "sure" that Kemsley is "addicted" and that her family is "enabling her addiction."
Representatives for Kemsley have yet to respond to these allegations. However, sources close to the reality star have denied the claims, saying that her 2018 stay at the recovery facility was a "precautionary measure" to help her deal with anxiety.
This isn’t the first time the two former RHOBH stars have clashed. The tension between them has been building for years, with Glanville previously accusing Kemsley of being "arrogant" and "snobbish." Kemsley has, in turn, accused Glanville of being " destructive" and "mean-spirited."
As the drama continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Kemsley will respond to these explosive allegations. Will she take the high road and address the claims head-on, or will she opt to ignore them? One thing is certain: this controversy is far from over.
