Dorit Kemsley's husband PK gave fans an update on how his wife and kids are doing after they were victims of a terrifying home invasion this week.
The businessman expressed gratitude for the 'kind words of support' they received following news the reality star was held at gunpoint as their kids Phoenix, 5, and Jagger, 7, slept in their beds, as revealed by DailyMail.com.
PK, who was in London at the time of the late-night attack, revealed they were all 'doing ok' and he's back home with his family.
Pushing through: Dorit Kemsley's husband PK gave fans an update on how his wife and kids are doing after they were victims of a terrifying home invasion this week
'We are all together and will get through this,' PK, 54, captioned a sweet photo with Dorit and their youngsters on a tropical vacation.
He continued: 'The babies are great they are the totally unaware and life is going to return to normal hopefully very quickly.'
His post was flooded with kind messages from Dorit's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills family, including Andy Cohen, Sutton Stracke and Crystal Kung Minkoff.
Supportive friends: His post was flooded with kind messages from Dorit's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills family, including Andy Cohen, Sutton Stracke and Crystal Kung Minkoff
'We are all so grateful everyone is OK. And Dorit can teach us all a thing or two about facing down danger,' Cohen commented, while Minkoff said she was 'sending endless love' to him, Dorit, and the kids.
PK's post comes hours after telling DailyMail.com that the armed robbery at their Encino Hills home came as 'a real shock' after touching down at LAX.
Kemsley said: 'She's in shock. I'm going to see her now. I haven't seen her yet - I was so worried.'
Reunited: PK, who was in London at the time of the late-night attack, revealed they were all 'doing ok' and he's back home with his family
He said he is yet to hear the full details of the Wednesday night home invasion, but told of his relief that his wife and children are safe.
Kemsley said: 'I don't know a lot at the moment. I just know thank God my babies are ok, thank God Dorit's ok. She's at home but not alone and I'm rushing to her now.'
Dorit, 45, was held at gunpoint during the burglary, which
