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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Pinky Cole broke down her $4 million in debt in new bankruptcy filing documents.
The new documents come several months after the Slutty Vegan founder originally filed for bankruptcy.
In the new documents Pinky details her debts include over $80,000 in credit card bills and hundreds of thousands of dollars in bills from a real estate agency, a restaurant supplier, roadway toll authorities, and medical providers – all of which remain unpaid.
In Pinky’s initial bankruptcy filing in February, she said she owed $1.2 million to the Small Business Administration for a Covid-era disaster loan she took out. She also noted she owed $192,000 in Georgia taxes and had other debts.
Although Pinky filed for bankruptcy by herself, she recently hired attorney Jamie Christy who filed amendments to her case.
The amendments detail that she owes more than $70,000 across two American Express credit cards and $12,000 on an Apple credit card. It’s also noted that she owes $107,625 to a Norcross-based restaurant supply store called Edward Don & Company.
Edward Don & Company filed a lawsuit against Pinky in October 2025, alleging she owes them $107,625 in unpaid invoices, $12,312 in attorney’s fees, and $15,498 in interest accrued on the money she owes them.
The new bankruptcy documents also note real estate broker JLL Realty is owed $363,399 in unpaid rent and that investment management company CIH Group is owed $250,000.
They also detail smaller sums of money are due to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Dentistry for Children, Henry County EMS, and roadway toll authorities in Georgia and Ohio.
In an interview with The Breakfast Club, Pinky explained she had given control of her business to a third party to pay off her creditors. She ended up purchasing her business back two months later, and the creditors came after her.
She attributed Slutty Vegan’s rapid growth to rising bottom-line costs.
“As a result, we got $20 million in debt. And as a result of that debt, we were drowning,” she said during her appearance on The Breakfast Club. “Yes, we were making money, double-digit millions, but if your payroll is high and you have all of these costs and everything is adding up, your bottom line is going to be red.”
In March, Reality Blurb reported Pinky’s home was seized by Guardian Asset Management amid her bankruptcy filing.
According to court documents revealed by TMZ on March 24, Pinky shared that after she filed for bankruptcy, the company took her home and put up a notice in her window. However, because she filed for bankruptcy, efforts to collect should have been paused.
While Pinky’s attorney attempted to get in touch with Guardian Asset Management, they were not successful in stopping the seizure, which Pinky stated at the time was causing her “extreme financial harm.”
As explained in her court documents, Pinky said she needed to rent the home to bring in income and had someone who wanted to move in with a lease set to begin on April 1; however, without access to the property, she would be unable to collect the funds.