Proud mother! Kim Zolciak-Biermann and her family have become staples Bravo over the years. Keep scrolling to meet her six children and estranged husband and learn more about her family.
How many children does Kim Zolciak-Biermann have?
The Don’t be slow star welcomed her eldest daughter, Brielle Bierman, in 1997 and her second daughter, Ariana Biermanin 2001.
While Kim has been open about her personal life in the past, the identity of Brielle and Ariana’s father remains unknown.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum welcomed her third child, son KJ Biermann, with Kroy Bierman in 2011. The couple later welcomed their son Kash in 2012, and twins Kaia and Kane in 2013.
What has Kim Zolciak-Biermann said about motherhood?
The reality star hasn’t been afraid to gush about her love of motherhood.
“My own personal greatest and best achievement in life is being a mother. I became one at the tender age of 18. I wouldn’t trade it for anything,” Kim wrote via Instagram on Mother’s Day in May 2022. “It’s like my heartbeat is beating x6 outside my body. It can be stressful, it gives me anxiety, it sometimes keeps me awake at night, it physically hurts me when one of my children is in pain/discomfort etc. BUT it is God’s greatest gift and I NEVER have a second..that gift taken for granted.”
Who is Kim Zolciak-Biermann’s estranged husband, Kroy Biermann?
Kim and Kroy met in May 2010 at a charity event called Dancing with Atlanta Stars. Their meeting was later featured in a Season 3 episode of RHOA.
The couple fell head over heels in love and she eventually married the NFL player in November 2011.
In addition to sharing four children together, Kroy legally adopted Brielle and Ariana in 2013.
“He’s really great with my girls,” Kim previously said People in 2010 about Kroy’s relationships with Brielle and Ariana. “I couldn’t have wished for a better partner ever.”
When did Kim Zolciak-Biermann and Kroy Biermann break up?
May 2023, TMZ reported that Kim filed for divorce from Kroy in May 2023, citing April 30 as the date of divorce.
Kim said their marriage is “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation,” according to legal documents obtained by the outlet. The mother of six also filed for primary physical custody of their children and joint legal custody, as well as spousal support and legal restoration of her maiden name.