The financial woes seem to be never-ending for Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann.
A court in Georgia ordered the estranged couple to pay Simmons Bank over $230,000 after the pair defaulted on a home equity line of credit, according to court docs obtained by TMZ.
Per the outlet, the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum and the former NFL star owe a total of $231,031.61, which includes $178.51 in interest, $2,071.57 in foreclosure fees and $1,945.31 in attorneys’ fees.
The ruling comes just three months after the bank filed the lawsuit against Biermann, 38, and Zolciak, 55.
The pair have been battling serious money problems in recent months amid their ongoing divorce.
In August, the twosome was sued by Saks/Capital One for more than $150,000 in unpaid credit card fees after Zolciak stopped making payments on the card in September 2022.
In May, it was also revealed that the reality stars owed the IRS $1.1 million in unpaid taxes, interest and penalties from 2013, 2017 and 2018.
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That same month, Biermann told police that his estranged wife gambled away over $1.5 million throughout their 11-year marriage.
Then in June, Target also slapped the pair with a lawsuit, claiming they failed to pay off their $2,482.24 balance with the retailer.
However, the couple was recently granted the ability to sell their $6 million Georgia home — which was previously facing foreclosure.
If the property sells for its high asking price, the pair may be able to relieve themselves of some financial stress, at least that’s what they told the judge.
In August, the former Atlanta Falcons player begged a judge to allow them to sell the estate so that they could pay off their “significant debt.”
Thankfully, the magistrate agreed to Biermann’s plea, meaning the estranged couple hopefully won’t be living under the same roof for much longer.
In fact, the judge ultimately decided that it would be best for the pair — who have gotten into several explosive fights since their split — to have designated sections in the home for the time being.
According to court docs obtained by Page Six Thursday, Biermann received “exclusive possession and use” of the house’s master bedroom. However, he and the “Tardy for the Party” singer have to share the common areas and need permission to go into the other person’s awarded space.
The court order also stated that they have to “behave civilly” toward each other, especially in front of their four minor children, whom they are currently in a custody battle over.
“Neither parent shall disparage the other parent in the presence of or earshot of the minor children,” the documents state.
Zolciak originally filed for divorce from Biermann in May 2023. Although they briefly reconciled, the athlete filed for divorce for a second time just three months later.
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