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Don’t Be Tardy alum Kim Zolciak has definitely been having a rough time lately.
Her divorce from estranged husband Kroy Biermann remains ongoing, and she’s also been dealing with her 15-year-old son Kroy “KJ” Jagger being arrested for an alleged sexual assault.
Amid that tumultuous situation, it has now been revealed that Kim is having some new money problems.
According to Us Weekly, Kim, 48, has nearly $150K in new debt stemming from two ongoing lawsuits.
The outlet obtained documents that Headway Capital sued her in April 2026. They claimed she took out a business-use line of credit and security agreement for her business, 8 Busy B’s LLC, which is now defunct. They have alleged she failed to pay back $75K to them.
Due to the alleged unpaid funds, Headway Capital is seeking what she owed plus interest, which totals $130,634.03.
Headway Capital said it “provided [Kim] with a revolving line of credit” in the lawsuit.
They also claimed she owes them “the total principal amount of $74,983.89, accrued interest at the contract rate through August 13, 2024, in the amount of $55,650.14, plus pre-judgment interest at the legal rate from August 14, 2024, and statutory post-judgment interest.”
Kim was served by the Gwinnett County sheriff’s deputy on June 23 at her house. A hearing was initially scheduled for August 8 but was canceled.
No new date has been scheduled as of yet, and Kim has not responded to the lawsuit.
Kim was also sued in a separate lawsuit on July 13 by Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC, over an alleged credit card bill of $17K that was unpaid.
According to the documents, the company claimed they took on Kim’s $16,759.51 debt after they bought it from Barclays Bank Delaware, which is where she opened a credit card in May 2024.
The documents state that Kim “failed to make payments under the terms of the agreement.”
“[She] defaulted, leaving the balance as set forth in the complaint as due and owing,” they added.
They also alleged Kim is “indebted to [Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC] the principal amount of $16,759.51.”
An affidavit noted that a process server has tried more than 10 times to serve Kim since July 16 at the home she used to live in with Kroy, but security informed them she no longer resides there.
The process server has also tried reaching Kim on the phone and left voicemails but has not gotten a call back.
The most recent attempt he made was on August 22.
To date, Kim has not responded to that lawsuit either. She has yet to publicly comment on either of these legal matters.