Kim Zolciak: Ariana Biermann shows off new hairstyle amid mother’s financial troubles and divorce

Kim Zolciak’s daughter Ariana Bierman cheerfully showed off her new haircut on Instagram on Friday amid her mother’s financial troubles and Kroy Biermann’s shock divorce.

The 21-year-old media personality had a beaming smile on her face as she took a slew of selfies outside the hairdresser.

In the caption, she shouted out to the stylist, Chrissy, writing, “Always give me my dream hair.”

The post comes shortly after her mother Kim, 44, and now-estranged husband, Kroy, 37, officially filed for divorce, which came to light on Monday, May 8. The couple filed their own petitions, with the date of their divorce named as April 30.

The two were married for 11 years and welcomed son Kroy Jr., 11, Kash, 10, and twins, Kaia and Kane, nine. Biermann also adopted Zolciak’s daughters from a previous relationship, Brielle, 26, and Ariana.

The divorce news came amid reports that Kim and Kroy were having financial troubles and reportedly owe the IRS a total of $1.1 million in unpaid taxes, according to documents obtained by TMZ.

The $1.1 million also includes unpaid interest and penalties from the years 2013, 2017 and 2018. The former couple also reportedly owe $15,000 to the state of Georgia due to unpaid taxes from 2018, according to the outlet.

Kim and the former NFL player’s five-bedroom mansion in Georgia were reportedly repossessed earlier this year in February after the former couple failed to pay their $1.65 million mortgage.

According to TMZ, the house was supposed to be auctioned in March at the time, but plans for the auction were soon called off.

Kim’s divorce filing from Biermann stated that their marriage was “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation,” according to the entertainment outlet.

The Real Housewives Of Atlanta alum has filed for sole physical custody of their four children, with the former sports star gaining visitation rights.

The reality star also filed for spousal support and requested legal reinstatement of her maiden name.

However, Kroy’s petition asked for both sole physical and sole legal custody, and made no mention of Kim receiving visitation rights. He also requested that Zolciak keep all financial records, such as income and tax records.

Biermann has also asked for possession of the Georgia estate and requested that Kim vacate the premises. A source recently reported this People that their divorce would most likely “get really bad.”

The insider explained that “everyone is expecting this divorce to get really bad because neither of them will admit it,” adding that their children are “going to have to go through this in a very public way.”

As a couple, it’s clear that Kim has always been the head of the household. This makes this [the divorce] even harder for him [Kroy]. It’s really sad because he’s a great dad.’

Regarding who should get custody of the kids, the source added that “they were both very involved parents and they both deserve to share custody and anyone who knows them would agree.”

Despite their split, both stars currently live under the same roof, with a source revealing Us weekly that the exes are ‘avoiding each other’.

The insider added to the publication that “it’s a big house,” hinting that Kim and Kroy may be avoiding each other for the most part.

The two had purchased the mansion in 2012 for $880,000, and the price is now between $2.5 and $2.6 million, according to TMZ in February, which also reported that the estate was in foreclosure.

The lavish estate has been featured in both the Real Housewives and Kim’s own reality show titled Don’t Be Tardy, which aired for a total of eight seasons.

Truist Bank was asked to handle the foreclosure of the house, and action was reportedly initiated in August when the couple failed to pay their mortgage.

According to TMZ, the five-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom townhouse sits comfortably near the 18th hole of the Manor Golf and Country Club, just north of the bustling city of Atlanta.

Later that same month, their home was reportedly no longer foreclosed upon after the star and her husband, Kroy Biermann, took “action” to resolve any issues, a source told me. People at the time.

The Real Housewives alum had also adamantly denied that her Georgia estate would be up for auction in March, even taking to Instagram to give a tour of the lavish home, while a separate insider informed the outlet that she was definitely “not was moving’.

Entertainment tonight also reported that Brock & Scott’s law firm, PLLC confirmed that the auction of the estate had been canceled on Wednesday, February 22.

A reason for the cancellation was not given and a new auction date was never set.

Kim’s two eldest daughters, Brielle and Ariana, had also quashed rumors that the house was being repossessed and about to be auctioned.

“Don’t believe everything you hear,” Ariana told TMZ while at LAX Airport with her older sister, adding that the situation was a “misunderstanding.”

She also told the tabloid: “Everything is still there. We all live there,” Brielle noted that they all had, “went through this way back in November.”

Late last year, Kim had denied claims that their Georgia home was auctioned for just $257,000 in an Instagram Stories video, claiming she still owns it and has no plans to sell it anytime soon.

The blonde beauty seems to be making progress amid the publicized divorce and money troubles, and she was seen throwing away her diamond wedding ring while playing Fortnite with daughter Brielle.