Why is Kim Zolciak being sued? 'RHOA' star refused to pay over $2K credit card bills at Target amid divorce

2023-07-01 11:19

Kim Zolciak's estranged husband Kroy Biermann was also sued by Sky Warrior for over $50K in unsettled debts, worsening the ex-couple's financial woes

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann's financial struggles continue to mount amid their divorce proceedings. After over 11 years of marriage, Kroy filed for divorce on May 5, followed by Kim's contested divorce filing on May 7. Both filings were electronically entered into the Fulton County Superior Court system on May 8. TMZ further shed light on their financial woes, revealing that the couple owes the IRS a staggering $1.1 million in unpaid taxes, interest, and penalties from 2013, 2017, and 2018.

Adding to their woes, TMZ also reported that Kim's unpaid credit card bills were exposed, once again catching her off-guard. These recent revelations highlight the extent of their ongoing financial troubles.

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Why was Kim Zolciack sued?

Reality TV star Kim Zolciak and her husband, Kroy Biermann, find themselves facing yet another financial hurdle. Target has taken legal action against Zolciak, alleging that she failed to settle a relatively modest credit card debt of $2,482.24. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the bank handling Target's credit cards claims that Zolciak opened the account back in 2007 but has not made a payment since September 2022, despite being asked to do so. The situation adds to the couple's ongoing financial troubles, leaving fans curious about the state of their once-prosperous empire.

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Kroy Biermann's multiple allegations and charges

The former NFL player and estranged husband of Kim Zolciak is facing yet another financial hurdle as he is now being sued by BMW Financial Services for alleged non-payment on the lease of a car. Moreover, Sky Warrior has taken legal action against Kroy Biermann for an outstanding unpaid line of credit that he obtained for his visit to the Baha Mar Casino in the Bahamas last year. Approved for a $100,000 credit line by the company for him to use at the casino, Biermann utilized $52,500 of the funds with the guarantee that he would return the money. The filing highlights his failure to settle the debt, adding to his ongoing financial concerns. The lawsuit reflects the precarious state of Kroy's finances, highlighting the challenges he is currently confronting.