I think before you take the plung with your next lens, you need to be considering your whole system.
There was a similar post a few days ago, on exactly the same subject. edit note see link
https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/pentax-slr-lens-discussion/34679-do-i-nee...size-lens.html
The Tammy is a fine lens, to be sure, and I have made excellent use of mine since I owned it, but it will force you to make some decisions as to how to incorporate it into your entire system.
My usual recomendation is that you need to plan out a system going from 10mm to 200mm (or 400 if wildlife is involved)
from somewhere in the 20mm range to 200 mm ultimately this should be F2.8 or faster.
The question is, what will you surround this lens with. It presently overlaps both lenses you already have
My 4 zoom kit consists of the sigma 10-20, a Pentax 18-35 FA-J the Tamron 28-75 F2.8 and the sigma 70-200 F2.8 Add 1.4x and 2x TCs and I get out to 400mm.
What you have not said is why you are replacing (possibly) your kit lens. If you are happy with it, getting something wider might be more sensible than just duplicating a range of focal lengths you already have. Maybe a 10-20 or if you stick with pentax the 12-24. ultra wide angles are fun to use, and very useful in travel and archectural shots