There might be finally an end in sight for Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s divorce spectacle.
Since filing last year, the Real Housewives of Atlanta and Don’t Be Tardy alums have entered the running for one of the messiest Bravo-adjacent divorces ever.
However, a trial date has finally been set to maybe put an end to their constant back-and-forth. The trial’s scheduled for just a few months out – unless they’re able to resolve things in mediation before then.
Kim and Kroy’s divorce court date is set for November 2024
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A beginning to the end of the madness is set for this fall. According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, a Fulton County, GA judge scheduled Kim and Kroy’s divorce trial for Tuesday, November 5, and Wednesday, November 6, 2024.
In the documents, dated July 11, the judge suggested that Kim and Kroy attempt to figure out their “numerous unresolved issues” via mediation before November. If they can’t reach a resolution, the trial will move forward.
Kim and Kroy filed for divorce back in May 2023. A lot happened in the meantime while they continued living under the same roof.
Police captured several of Kim and Kroy’s arguments on body cam. They briefly reconnected for some sex and then split again. Kroy accompanied Kim to her vaginal rejuvenation. Then, they eventually got so contemptuous a judge made them a closet access schedule. Along the journey, they’ve flouted their bills and are a wig-hair away from foreclosure.
Hopefully, Kim and Kroy’s neighbors, the Milton GA police department, and the four minor Biermann kids who’ve witnessed this absolute chaos will be breathing a sigh of relief soon.
Kim appears on The Surreal Life: Villa of Secrets, premiering July 23 on MTV. The Real Housewives of Atlanta and Don’t Be Tardy stream on Peacock.
TELL US – DO YOU THINK KIM AND KROY WILL BE ABLE TO FIGURE OUT THEIR ISSUES IN MEDIATION BEFORE THE TRIAL?