Hold onto your seats, because this celebrity drama just took a shocking turn! Kroy Biermann reportedly reached out to a woman to warn her about Kim Zolciak's alleged financial manipulation, and the details are jaw-dropping. But here's where it gets controversial: could this be a case of genuine concern or a strategic move in a messy divorce battle? Let’s dive in.
According to court documents, Kroy Biermann contacted Jillian Green, the woman who subpoenaed Kim Zolciak in her divorce case, to express his concerns about Kim’s behavior. Jillian, in her June deposition, revealed that Kroy warned her about Kim’s relationship with Jillian’s estranged husband, Kyle Mowitz. Kroy allegedly claimed that Kim would ‘drain money from Kyle,’ citing instances where Kim reportedly charged grocery deliveries from Instacart to Kyle’s credit card. Is Kim really a financial liability, or is this a smear campaign? You decide.
Jillian also testified that Kroy described Kim as a narcissist with a gambling problem, someone who was allegedly absent from her children’s lives. These claims echo Kroy’s past legal filings during their divorce, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative. But this is the part most people miss: Jillian and Kroy met only once, at her cousin’s house, to avoid public scrutiny due to Kroy’s celebrity status. She insists they were never romantically involved, despite the whispers.
In a bizarre twist, Jillian claimed Kroy told her he had sat outside Kyle’s house, though she never felt Kyle was in danger. Meanwhile, we’ve confirmed that Kim and Kyle are now in a serious relationship, reportedly starting in April or May 2025—Kim’s first since her divorce from Kroy. Is this romance a coincidence, or is there more to the story?
The plot thickened when Jillian subpoenaed Kim, demanding financial records related to her relationship with Kyle. The request included details on gifts, expenses, loans, and payments exchanged between them. Is Jillian just protecting her interests, or is she fueling a vendetta? The timing of these revelations, just hours after the subpoena news broke, raises eyebrows.
We’ve reached out to Kroy for comment but haven’t heard back yet. One thing’s for sure: this saga is far from over. What do you think? Is Kroy a concerned ally, or is he playing a strategic game? Let us know in the comments—this debate is just getting started!
