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Brielle Biermann is seen discussing her brother Kroy “KJ” Biermann Jr.‘s behavior with females in a resurfaced clip from a past appearance on a podcast.
As Ariana Biermann, 24, was also heard recalling her brothers’ refusal to open up to therapists, and as the oldest son of Kim Zolciak, 48, and Kroy Biermann, 40, was released from prison on bond following a sexual assault arrest and claims of having sexual relations with an underage family member, Brielle, 29, admitted KJ, 15, was “fast” and spoke of his habit of sneaking out of his family’s home.
“KJ is 14 going into high school and he is fast, okay? I’m like, ‘KJ, calm down. Like, calm down, okay? There’s enough women for later. Like, you’re going into high school. You’re just starting, my man,’” Brielle shared on the Heir Time podcast in September 2025. “He’ll call me and be like, ‘Can you Zelle me $100 really quick?’ I’m like, ‘For what?’ He’s like, ‘I’m at the Avalon buying this girl a burger.’ One hundred dollars for a burger? At least take her shopping. Take her to Sephora. Pick out a blush. Something else.”
She also added, “This kid has drained my Lyft account. I cannot believe that I’m not banned on there yet. He calls me every other night, ‘Brielle. It’s 10:30. Mom doesn’t know I’m out. Can you get me a Lyft?’ Oh, I hope I don’t get KJ in trouble.”
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Meanwhile, in a clip from Ariana’s past appearance on Gia Giudice‘s podcast, Casual Chaos, she spoke of how her siblings had been impacted by Kim and Kroy’s messy divorce.
“My siblings should never have to think about money, should never have to worry about anything that’s going on, and never think that they can’t tell their mom something or their dad something because they can’t communicate. Like, it’s just so horrible, everything,” she admitted.
Then, after describing her little sister, Kaia, 12, as “crazy,” Ariana said, “She needs to be in therapy,” and noted that her brothers, including KJ and Kash, 14, were not on board with the concept.
“I tell my brothers all the time … They’re like, ‘I’m not gonna talk to this weirdo. Like, why am I doing that?’ My mom has their counselors for them, has everything. They’ll sit there and literally not say a damn word. Nothing,” she revealed.
In other KJ news, he was released on $200,000 bond on Friday.
According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly on September 11, KJ was put on pretrial supervision until his arraignment and must wear an ankle monitor as he remains at Kim’s home on house arrest.
“You will wear an electronic monitoring device at all times and keep that device charged,” the court docs read. “The conditions of your monitoring include a 24-hour curfew with the exception of medical, and court appearances.”
KJ is also banned from being near his siblings, using social media, and using his phone, and is required to do schooling online.
“You will ‘stay off’ social media. Internet use will be for school purposes and for counseling purposes, only,” the order explained. “You will not have use of a cell phone. You will turn over your passport to your attorney prior to your release from custody. Defense Counsel must certify, in a filing with the court, that this has, in fact, been done.”
As fans will recall, KJ was arrested for aggravated sexual assault and aggravated sodomy after an alleged incident with a female classmate at a gym in April and had been housed at Atlanta’s Regional Youth Detention Center until his release.