Kim Zolciak Must Pay Bank $226,000 As She Struggles To Afford Millions In IRS Debt

Highlights

• Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann face financial problems as they are hit with a million-dollar lien from the government and ordered to pay over $226,000 to Simmons Bank, along with interest charges.
• The couple's ongoing lawsuit with Simmons Bank originated from their defaulting on a loan and puts their Atlanta mansion at risk of foreclosure once again.
• Despite celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary and hints of reconciliation, Kim and Kroy's mounting debt, including millions owed to the IRS and unpaid credit card debt, remains unresolved.

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s financial problems are continuing. While the estranged couple have already been hit with a million-dollar lien from the government due to unpaid taxes, a recent report says they’ve been ordered to pay another debt – which consists of hundreds of thousands of dollars owed to their bank.

According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Kroy and Kim received a final default order amid their ongoing lawsuit with Simmons Banks.

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The parents-of-six were told that, should they fail to file a response within 15 days, the couple have no choice but to pay the bank over $226,000. Moreover, they’re also on the hook for thousands in interest charges.

Simmons Bank originally filed its lawsuit in July. The dispute initially began over their Atlanta mansion, after Kroy and Kim defaulted on a loan they’d taken out years ago.

The reality stars were initially able to prevent the foreclosure of their mansion earlier this year by striking a deal with the bank. But it appears they’re at risk of losing the property once again. Shortly before receiving the final default order from Simmons Bank, Kim and Kroy received a temporary order that gave them “exclusive use” of their Georgia mansion until it sells.

Kroy previously begged Kim publicly to agree to sell the mansion amid their ongoing divorce, claiming it was the only way to begin to resolve their myriad of financial problems. They officially put it on the market in November for $6 million to avoid foreclosure.

Kroy filed for divorce in August, even though he and Kim called off divorce proceedings earlier in the year amid a reconciliation. The estranged couple were recently seen celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary, while Kim added Kroy’s last name back to her Instagram bio, suggesting the two are back together once again.

However, that doesn’t resolve the debt that keeps mounting, and not only from their ongoing lawsuit with Simmons Bank. It was revealed earlier this year that Kroy and Kim owe millions of dollars to the IRS.

In May, Page Six reported that the former Real Housewives of Atlanta couple owe over $1.1 million in unpaid taxes for 2013, 2017, and 2018. Kim is also being sued for unpaid credit card debt alongside her eldest daughter, Brielle. In total, the women are being sued for raking up over $150,000 in credit card debt.

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