Camille posted a photo of Kelsey holding Mason as a baby, with his face partly covered by a clown graphic. “A daughter should never have to wonder whether her father remembers her birthday,” she wrote, adding that Mason had checked her phone over the weekend and searched her email spam folder for a message. Camille called the lack of contact “deafening.”
The post drew both support and criticism. Some commenters praised Camille, 58, for speaking up for her daughter; others argued that making the family dispute public could deepen Mason’s hurt. In the comments, Camille said she was “not allowed to contact” Kelsey, 71, and did not have his phone number or email address. She also blamed his current wife, Kayte Walsh, for what she described as his estrangement from his former family.
People described as insiders told the publication that the dispute had intensified. One source close to Kelsey said he was upset by Camille’s public accusations and denied that he would deliberately hurt Mason, saying he loved her as he did his other children. The source also disputed Camille’s claims about Walsh. These accounts have not been independently verified in the article.
Kelsey and Camille married in 1997 and have two children, Mason and Jude. Their split became public in 2010, when Camille appeared on the first season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Kelsey later married Walsh in 2011. Camille remarried lawyer David Meyer after the divorce. She has said she had “been silent for too long”; the article reports no response from Kelsey to the birthday accusation.
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