Kroy Biermann Prevents Reality Star Wife Kim Zolciak From Leaving Home, Accuses Her Of ‘Destroying’ Their Lives

In an incident captured on police bodycam footage from November 20, Kroy Biermann has accused wife Kim Zolciak of “destroying” their lives. 

The former NFL star can be seen in the video furious outside their Georgia mansion, which is currently listed for sale at $6 million. Enraged, Biermann yells, “There’s no money, there’s no house… We’re getting divorced one day and we’re not the next! She’s f—king other men.”

When asked by the reporting officer about the cause of their argument, Biermann yelled, “Our life. Our life! And it’s f—king destroyed!”

Biermann attributed the argument to Zolciak’s inability to address or solve problems and dismissed her actions as “bulls—t.” Biermann pointed at Zolciak, who sat in her vehicle nearby and described her behavior as “narcissistic.”

The officer converses with a tearful Zolciak, who explains that the argument erupted after she expressed her desire for a divorce and the end of their marriage. Zolciak tearfully recounted, “He’s just been screaming at me for like two hours like a crazy person,” and he had blocked her vehicle in the driveway to prevent her departure. 

Biermann and Zolciak attracted media attention the previous month when a loud altercation outside their home led one of their children to call 911. Despite the tumultuous incident, the couple was spotted on a date just a week later.

Financial problems have plagued the former reality stars for some time, and their home has faced foreclosure on two occasions. They plan to use the proceeds from the mansion’s sale to address their debt. 

Zolciak, who reportedly struggles with a gambling addiction, was ordered by the court to pay $230,000 to a bank after defaulting on a home equity line of credit. Additionally, she faced a lawsuit from Saks/Capital One for $150,000 in unpaid credit card fees.

Meanwhile, Biermann has been sued by Rolls Royce for his failure to make payments on their $400,000 vehicle. His lawyer also filed a lawsuit against him for unpaid fees and services which amounts to $801.01.