In newly released body camera footage, Kim Zolciak claims her estranged husband Kroy Biermann took “hundreds of thousands of dollars” worth of personal belongings during their ongoing divorce scandal. There is.
The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum, 45, went to a police station with an unidentified female friend earlier this month to accuse the father of six of stealing her expensive jewelry and wallet. did.
Sources exclusively told Page Six on Tuesday that nothing has changed weeks later and Zolciak’s items are still missing.
‘Don’t Be Tardy’ alum tells police on body camera footage Obtained by TMZ She noticed her belongings were missing in May 2023.
“I asked for them back and he won’t give them back,” she claimed in the video.
Zolciak claimed that Biermann, 38, put expensive items in a safe in the master bedroom and was unable to access them for some time.
The former “housewife” said she called police to her home at the time to retrieve some of her belongings.
Body camera footage of the incident was released in October 2023, with a distressed Zolciak calling for help from police after her ex-man “blackmailed” her and claimed they had “previously had a sexual relationship.” The situation was visible.
Meanwhile, from behind his bedroom door at the time, Biermann insisted he was “not doing anything” and that he was “safe.” [was] At risk. ”
Police were able to mediate the situation, and the former Atlanta Falcons player eventually returned the comforter, cell phone charger, medication, and neck cream to the reality star.
However, Ms Zolciak claimed in the latest footage that her more expensive items, including diamond jewelry, wallets and watches, were no longer in the safe where she believed they were kept. .
She claimed that she was able to break into the locked vault and found that “everything was gone.”
“My lawyer told me that the item was stolen and that I needed to file a police report,” Zolciak said in the video. I was shocked,” he added. [her] I posted a photo on Instagram and said, “I love your bracelet.” I really appreciate it. ”
She also claimed that Bierman sold some of her belongings for $25,000.
However, the police officer who met with Zolciak explained that police could not intervene yet because the estranged couple were still married, and that once they were married, “what’s yours becomes his and what’s his becomes yours.” It becomes something,” he said.
“Until the divorce is finalized, there is no technical offense being committed at present,” the officer added.
A source exclusively confirms to Page Six that Zolciak and Biermann’s divorce has not yet been finalized.
Meanwhile, the estranged couple is grappling with serious financial problems.
They were recently forced to shave $1 million off their Georgia mansion in order to sell it before it goes into foreclosure.
Mr. Zolciak and Mr. Biermann also face a series of lawsuits.
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The former professional athlete is being sued by his former divorce lawyer and car company over unpaid bills. He, along with Zolciak, was also ordered to pay $230,000 in a separate bank case.
The former Bravolebrity is being sued by her credit card company for more than $150,000 and an additional unpaid bill from Target.
Mr. Zolciak attempted to sell his family’s personal belongings, and even Mr. Biermann’s items, online for a profit in what many believe was to settle some of his debts.
But Bierman claimed in court documents obtained by Page Six earlier this month that the designer goods were “worth hundreds of thousands of dollars” and demanded that his ex-girlfriend cough up at least half of the proceeds.
He added: “It’s unclear what that is.” [Zolciak] I used up all the money I earned from selling products. ”
Bierman has previously blamed Zolciak for the couple’s growing financial woes, accusing her of losing $1.5 million over their 12-year marriage to a gambling addiction.
Page Six reached out to Biermann for comment on the latest body camera footage, but he could not immediately be reached. Zolciak’s representatives also did not respond to requests for comment.
