It is possible that Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann are not experiencing as many public outbursts as they did in the previous year; nonetheless, the divorce dispute is still ongoing, and our sources have informed us that the fighting never ends.
Those who have inside knowledge of the situation told TMZ… Despite the fact that there hasn’t been much coverage in the media on the soon-to-be ex-spouses, Kim and Kroy are still in the process of filing for divorce.
There is a persistent on-and-off fighting between the two, and we have been informed that they are constantly at each other. However, the police have not been called to the scene for quite some time, so the atmosphere in the home seems to be rather calm.
We are informed that Kim and Kroy have good days and bad days, but they have a propensity to get into verbal disputes over even very trivial things. Our sources believe that this is mainly driven by the fact that they are divorcing while still living in the same home.
Obviously, the couple’s financial problems have been widely known, as shown by the fact that the Internal Revenue Service and a number of other debt collectors have demanded money that they claim the couple is owed.
Even more frustrating is the fact that Kim and Kroy are unable to sell their home, which would result in a possible infusion of cash that may help ease some of their financial difficulties. The price has already been reduced twice, and it has been reduced all the way down to $4.5 million from the initial listed price of $6 million.
For quite some time now, Kim and Kroy have been going through the motions of filing for divorce. In May of the previous year, they hurried to the courts to submit their petition. After a few of months had passed, they decided to call off the divorce, and Kroy filed for divorce once again in September.
During the month of November, the most significant event occurred when one of their children called the police after a significant altercation between the two of them. There was no arrest made, but the footage seemed to depict a residence that was in a state of emergency.
It would seem that the circumstances in the Zolciak-Biermann family had become somewhat more tranquil, although not completely harmonious.