Kim Zolciak, Kroy Biermann go on hibachi lunch date a week after cops called over couple’s explosive fight
Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann — who are in the midst of a nasty divorce — seem to be back on good terms.
The on-and-off couple enjoyed a hibachi lunch date at Kani House in Duluth, Ga. on Wednesday, according to the former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star’s Snapchat.
Despite being out of the frame of the video, Biermann could be heard speaking in the background.
“Why don’t you do that, Kroy?” the former reality star, 45, asked the NFL player after their hibachi chef made a heart-shaped pile of rice in front of them.
“I do, just not when you’re around,” Biermann, 38, responded.
Their laughter-filled date comes just one week after police were called to their $6 million mansion over an explosive fight.
At the time, TMZ reported that three police officers showed up at the estate to settle the dispute — which had been going on for a week and came to a head then.
Sources confirmed that it was one of their four minor children who made the call but did not disclose who.
It was later revealed that their fight was over their dire financial issues, which is one of the many reasons they decided to split.
On top of their mounting debt and Zolciak’s alleged gambling problem, their mansion has faced foreclosure twice. They have now listed it for sale for $6 million.
On top of that, the former Bravolebrity was also sued by Saks/Capital One for racking up more than $150,000 in unpaid credit card fees. And last month, she was ordered to pay $230,000 after defaulting on a home equity line of credit.
As for Biermann, Rolls Royce took the former athlete to court after he skipped payments on the $400,000 vehicle.
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In an attempt to rake in some money, Zolciak has been selling off her family’s luxury goods. However, she brushed off the move as having “a ton of stuff I bought over the years so selling what I don’t want.”
Despite their ongoing divorce and fights, Zolciak and Biermann continue to live under the same roof.
However, per court order, the two have to reside in different parts of the home as they sort out their legal split.
