Dorit Kemsley claims police still did not arrest the thieves who broke into her house

Dorit Kemsley claims police still did not arrest the thieves who broke into her house.

While appearing on ‘Watch What Happens Live’ with her co-star Kyle Richards on Wednesday night, the ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ actress confessed that she doesn’t “think” that any of the people who took millions of dollars worth of her items have been apprehended by the authorities.

Andy Cohen, 45, responded to a question on his talk program about if any arrests had been made with the event, “No, I don’t think so.”

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, three unidentified guys broke into her Encino house in October while her husband Paul “PK” Kemsley, their seven-year-old son Jagger, and their five-year-old daughter Phoenix were there.

The fashion designer detailed the terrifying experience of being held at gunpoint and “begging” for her life at the Bravo reality show’s season 12 premiere.

“Please, please,” Dorit pleaded in her confessional. I have two little children. I’m a mother, after all. Please, please, please. “My children need me.”

“I was crying and begging, and the other man was like, ‘Just f***** murder her!'” she said. ‘Just f****** murder her!’

Dorit revealed to Andy on the talk program that revisiting the incident by viewing the video prompted the “resurfacing” of unpleasant memories.

“Obviously, it’s a tough moment because I’m reliving it, and a lot is resurfacing,” she said. But, you know, I’ll figure it out. I’m certain I will.”

“First and foremost, I’m happy that myself and my family are alive,” Dorit said, adding that she was “grateful” her family was “protected” following the trauma.

She further said that she “hadn’t switched on the security alarm previously due to her tiny children.”

“I have tiny children,” Dorit informed the 53-year-old executive producer. They frequently wake up in the middle of the night and come to my room. So if I set the alarm — and the reason I don’t, or haven’t in the past — they may go downstairs, and the alarm would go off.”

Dorit then expressed her gratitude for how things ended, saying that things may have gone differently.

“I’m thankful that I could maintain my composure because, looking back, I think, ‘My God, that could have gone a hundred other ways,'” she added.