Kroy Biermann has launched legal action against his estranged wife Kim Zolciak, accusing her of repeatedly violating a court gag order by discussing their divorce in public forums and failing to provide required financial documents, actions he claims are harming their children.
In newly filed legal documents obtained by TMZ, former NFL player Kroy Biermann detailed his allegations against Kim Zolciak. He stated that a court order explicitly prohibited both parties from speaking about their divorce publicly or on social media. However, just two days after the order was signed, Zolciak appeared on Kristin Cavallari’s podcast and openly discussed the split, making critical remarks about Biermann and referencing their children.
The legal filing further claims that Zolciak continued her public commentary during an appearance on television with Andy Cohen. Biermann asserts that these actions demonstrate a blatant disregard for judicial directives and show that Zolciak prioritizes media attention over the well-being of their four minor children. The documents characterize her behavior as showing “complete disregard for court orders.”
Beyond the violation of the gag order, Biermann alleges that Zolciak has failed to comply with discovery requests for financial documentation. He claims she has not provided pay stubs, work contracts, bank statements, or credit card records that are crucial for the divorce proceedings. This lack of cooperation, according to Biermann, hampers the legal process and transparency in their financial separation.
Biermann’s legal team is asking the court to hold Zolciak in contempt for these violations. They have requested that she be jailed until she complies with both the gag order and the document production requirements. The filing emphasizes that Zolciak’s actions constitute “a direct harm to the children and their well-being,” highlighting the emotional toll on the family.
The Times of India reports that this latest legal maneuver occurs amid other complications in Zolciak’s life. She was recently subpoenaed in a separate $100 million divorce case between Kyle Mowitz and Jillian Green, where she may be required to testify about financial communications. Additionally, Biermann has previously accused Zolciak of reckless spending and accumulating debt that affects the entire family.
The couple’s divorce has been contentious since Biermann first filed in 2023, with multiple dismissals and refilings. Their financial struggles have been public, including a foreclosure on their Atlanta home and forced evacuation by U.S. Marshals in June 2025. These events have added layers of complexity to an already volatile separation.
As the legal battle intensifies, the focus remains on the impact on their children. Biermann’s filing stresses that Zolciak’s “lack of ability to understand or provide for the best interests of the children border on unbelievable.” The court must now decide whether to impose the requested sanctions, which could include incarceration for Zolciak if she fails to adhere to the orders. Looking ahead, the outcome of this contempt motion could significantly influence the divorce proceedings. If the court sides with Biermann, it might compel Zolciak to silence her public comments and accelerate financial disclosures. Conversely, if she complies or challenges the allegations successfully, the case may proceed to other aspects of the divorce, such as custody and asset division, but the public nature of their conflict has already cemented its place in celebrity news cycles.