Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann have cops called to their Georgia mansion after 'heated argument'

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann had police called to their Georgia mansion following a domestic dispute, as their increasingly contentious divorce takes another dramatic turn.

On Monday, officers responded to the former Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 46, and her estranged NFL player husband’s home after a 911 call reported a 'heated argument', according to TMZ.

Sources say the responding officers concluded that it was a verbal exchange with no physical altercation. 

Cops 'calmed Kim and Kroy down,' took an incident report, and made no arrests, as no crime was determined to have been committed, per the insider.

This incident comes shortly after the former couple slashed another $300,000 off their asking price for the mansion in an urgent attempt to sell it before an upcoming auction. 

They are now seeking $3.65 million, according to TMZ, citing real estate records.

Originally listed for $6 million in October 2023, the price was reduced to $4.5 million in January, then further cut to $3.95 million in August. 

This price drop comes just a month after Kim accused Kroy of spying on her in their home.

The star filed a motion on October 9, alleging that Biermann invaded her privacy.

She’s now asking the court to step in and help retrieve her personal belongings. 

Although the motion is sealed, sources from the outlet report that Kim is alleging Kroy monitored her movements within the house.

In one bizarre incident, she alleges she found him unconscious in her closet after trying to spy on her.  

Previously, a judge ruled Kim to stay in the basement/nanny quarters of the couple's Georgia home, while the former NFL star will be upstairs in the primary bedroom.

But now, Kim is calling foul, claiming Kroy has been sneaking into her private space while she was out and even removed the security cameras she set up to keep him at bay, according to the insider. 

Zolciak’s latest motion isn't about kicking Kroy out of their shared home; instead, she’s looking to get her personal belongings back, which she says he’s been holding hostage. 

Plus, she wants the court to stop him from swiping any more of her stuff, including some personal notes she thinks he might have already seen.

This drama isn’t new, either. Zolciak has made similar accusations against her estranged husband before, claiming back in January and May that he had taken her phone and other personal items. T

he tension between these two has been simmering for months, with Zolciak even calling the police in May after claiming Kroy snatched her phone and locked himself in the master bedroom.

On the July premiere of Surreal Life: Villa of Secrets, Kim broke down in tears discussing the divorce.

She teared up during a 'screaming therapy' session on the MTV reality show. 

'As I'm breathing, I'm just crying and crying and crying, and I need this, I really do,' the star said in a confessional. 

She then admitted to her castmates —  Chet, Macy Gray, Tyler Posey, Ally Brooke, Johnny Weir, OT Genasis and Josie Canseco — that she's a 'f***ing basket case' due to her lack of support at home. 

'I protect everybody else and I don't feel like anybody's really protecting me, from my parents to my husband,' Kim explained.  

The Tardy to the Party vet shares Brielle, 27, Ariana, 22, KJ, 13, Kash, 11, and 10-year-old twins Kaia and Kane with Kroy. 

'I don't know how to let go,' she continued in the confessional. 'And then especially be that vulnerable in front of seven, I say strangers, but I feel safer with them than I do if I was to do that with Kroy. That’s sad.'

She added to her costars, 'The fact that I can let go here and feel safe here, not even at home, is just crazy. You know, I’ve been a mom since 18, so you gotta stay strong.'

Before the premiere aired, Kim hinted at a potential new onscreen romance with Tom Hanks' son, Chet, saying fans will have to 'wait and see' what develops between the pair. 

'Chet's a great guy,' she told People. 'I mean, he's adorable. We've had a lot of incredible moments throughout the season that you'll see. We've had some deep conversations and he's great.' 

In a separate interview with ET, Kim said she made 'really great friendships' during the production. 

'I made some really great friendships, and through these friendships, including Josie [Canseco], I learned so much from her and Macy [Gray].' 

'Having O.T. [Genasis] there made me feel safe and reassured. Initially, I was very nervous, but having him there helped me realize it was going to be okay.

'This experience gave me the time to think about what I truly want and the changes I need to make.

'My own parents did things that caused a rift, and I haven't spoken to them for years. It's one thing to mess with me, but don't mess with my kids. 

'Going through this experience, I questioned who I could trust. But to breathe and get that release was one of the most incredible days of my life. I needed the clarity that release gave me.'

Meanwhile, amid their tumultuous split and financial troubles, Kim and Kroy are scheduled to face each other in a divorce trial later this November. 

Legal documents obtained by TMZ reveal that their divorce trial is set for November 5-6 at Atlanta's Fulton County Superior Court.

However, Zolciak and Biermann have the chance to resolve their issues through mediation in the meantime.

If they can't reach an agreement by September 25, the estranged couple will proceed to trial in November, according to the outlet. 

Over one year earlier in May 2023, The Real Housewives Of Atlanta alum officially filed for divorce from Kroy after the two tied the knot in 2011. 

The news of Kim and Kroy's separation came as a shock, exacerbated by their financial troubles, including a reported $1.1 million in unpaid taxes to the IRS.

In July 2023, Kim briefly called off the divorce as they tried to mend their relationship. 

However, Kroy filed for divorce again in August, citing that the marriage was "irretrievably broken."

Recently, it was reported that Kim is being considered for a new reality TV show, which could earn her a $1 million payout. 

She might appear on a Hulu series called Got To Get Out, alongside fellow RHOA star Cynthia Bailey. 

The show will feature both celebrities and non-celebrities competing for a $1 million cash prize.