Kim Zolciak Accuses Kroy Biermann of Stealing ‘Every Piece of Jewelry I’ve Ever Owned’

Kim Zolciak is taking another swing at Kroy Biermann over their ongoing financial struggles. The Real Housewives of Atlanta alums addressed the rumors about her personal life and her messy divorce. And she made it clear that she wasn’t “spending Kroy’s money.”

Kim appeared on Kristin Cavallari’s live podcast show for her Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour earlier this year, and she didn’t hold back. But then again, she never has. Both she and Kroy have had no problem airing their marital woes in public. 

Kim Zolciak also accused Kroy Biermann of not paying a bill in years

It’s no secret that Kim and Kroy have suffered financial issues throughout their divorce drama. But when it comes to rumors, Kim said not to believe everything you hear or read.

“First of all, I love when people tell me I spent all of Kroy’s money,” Kim revealed on Kristin’s Let’s Be Honest podcast. “I’ve made way more than Kroy. Kroy’s last NFL season was in 2015, just so we’re clear. We’re in 2025, and he just got a job in March of 2024.”

She continued, “I’ve worked my *ss off to provide for my family and my children. This man has not paid a bill in this house in years. Even with a job, he hasn’t paid a bill in this house in years. Nothing.”

She pointed out that she has filmed “four shows in the last four years” and she doesn’t understand why so many people feel bad for Kroy. 

Later in the same episode, Kim also revealed that Kroy stole from her. “He stole every piece of jewelry I’ve ever owned in my life prior to him, as well as Brielle’s, and sold it all,” she alleged. “Every piece. I had my engagement ring and my earrings because they were hidden in my bra.”

She also alleged he took her expensive handbags and made her resort to borrowing money from her girlfriends and even her own daughter, as Ariana Biermann confirmed.

“It’s been crazy,” she admitted.

Kim and Kroy previously faced foreclosure on their Georgia mansion before selling it and were then forced to leave their home.