RHOA’s Kim Zolciak Hit With Fresh IRS Lien as Divorce Drama Drags On

Published: Tuesday 23rd Dec 2025 by Sam

Kim Zolciak is heading into Christmas with yet another money headache on her hands.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ alum is reportedly facing a fresh IRS lien while her split from Kroy Biermann remains messy and unresolved. With the pair still locked in divorce disputes, the timing could not be worse.

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According to Us Weekly, the IRS filed a lien against the 47-year-old on December 11 tied to multiple tax years. The filing totals $163,804.30 across 2019, 2023, and 2024, pushing her reported overall IRS balance to more than $1.3 million when combined with an earlier federal lien.

The lien reportedly lists a six-bedroom home valued at around $1.3 million. It also comes after the former couple offloaded their longtime mansion earlier this year for $2.75 million following foreclosure fears.

Meanwhile, Biermann has his own IRS trouble, with a separate lien filed in November, per the same reporting.

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  1. Parse Jet March 25, 2026

    Really insightful content. The depth of research and quality of writing makes this a valuable resource. Appreciate the effort that went into this piece. Bookmarking for future reference.

  2. Tattoo Ideas AI March 29, 2026

    The detail about the IRS lien being filed in Cherokee County specifically adds such a tangible layer to the ongoing financial saga. It really underscores how these legal and fiscal issues become entrenched in the public record. A sobering reminder of the lasting paper trail.

  3. LivingSlide March 30, 2026

    The specific mention of the IRS filing this lien *during* the divorce proceedings really highlights the compounded stress of legal and financial battles. It makes the personal cost of such public debt so much clearer.

  4. MakeBead March 31, 2026

    The point about the lien being filed just as the divorce was finalized adds such a stark, real-world consequence to the timeline. It really frames the debt as an inescapable third party in the dissolution.

  5. SellsLetter April 1, 2026

    The point about the lien being for unpaid taxes from 2022, a year after her last one, really shows this is an ongoing pattern rather than a single oversight. It makes the total debt figure even more staggering.

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