Kim Zolciak’s New Romance: Involves Man from Testimony in His Messy Divorce

Kim Zolciak appears to be rolling the dice on love again, but it has its complications.

The Real Housewives Of Atlanta’s first major relationship since her split from NFL alum Kroy Biermann appears to be with a businessman named Kyle Mowitz, insiders told TMZ on Wednesday.

The 47-year-old Bravo star – whose marriage to Biermann appeared doomed by financial issues related to gambling and living above their means – began dating Mowitz this past April or May, sources claimed.

The relationship was described as being ‘super serious,’ insiders told the outlet, as the new couple have been spending ‘a ton of time together.’ 

They are ‘very happy together’ in their romance, sources told the outlet, which noted that Zolciak was subpoenaed in Mowitz’s $100 million divorce from Mowitz’s estranged wife Jillian Green.

Daily Mail has reached out to reps for Zolciak and Biermann for further comment on the story. 

Green sent legal papers to Zolciak requesting she sit for a deposition and provide records of all of her written communications with Mowitz, sources claimed.

Insiders told TMZ that there was no overlap in Zolciak and Mowitz’s respective relationships, as they started seeing each other only after they had respectively filed for divorce.

Zolciak reportedly spent more than a year on the single sidelines before dating again after her split with former NFL player.

In terms of their past legal entanglements, Green said in court testimony that she had kissed another man in May 2024 while on a trip to Las Vegas, TMZ reported.

Green said she wasn’t challenging the notion that Zolciak and Mowitz began dating after her estranged husband filed for divorce this past March.

Further complicating issues is that Biermann had actually contacted Green, she testified in the June deposition, according to TMZ. Biermann warned Green that Zolciak would try to financially exploit Mowitz for every penny she could.

Zolciak remains with living in her own place after having vacated the suburban Atlanta area mansion she shared with Biermann for more than a decade. 

Green testified that the former NFL defender said Zolciak would look to ‘drain money’ from Mowitz; and has already used his credit card to cover Instacart grocery purchases.

Biermann also told Green that Zolciak was ‘a narcissist with a gambling problem who was never around for her children,’ the outlet reported after reviewing the deposition.

Green said that she and Biermann quietly met at her cousin’s house so they didn’t draw attention to their alliance. She said that there was never a romance between them, and that they hadn’t spoken for months prior to the deposition.

Green said Biermann told her that he had ‘sat outside’ Mowitz’s house, but that she didn’t fear he would try to harm him him, the outlet reported

Zolciak received a subpoena September 30 while she was at her son’s Georgia high school, US Weekly reported. The incident came months after she requested a confidentiality agreement from Green’s attorneys to suppress media coverage of the tangly case.

Attorneys for the Don’t Be Tardy star sought to throw the subpoena out, saying that it was ‘unreasonable’ and oppressive’ in its nature.

A corporate biography for Kyle online indicates he’s the ‘Co-Founder, Managing Partner and CEO of the Imperium Blue group of companies, including its subsidiaries and affiliates.

The biography noted that Kyle was ‘responsible for Imperium Blue’s overall structuring, acquisition and financing activities domestically and abroad.

‘The family office currently owns and manages over $4.5 billion in assets through its portfolio companies and its wealth management platform.’

Kyle has also established himself as a prominent philanthropist, as he and and his brother Justin donated $100,000 to Florida State University in setting up the Mowitz Family Endowment for Excellence in Real Estate in 2018.

Kyle – who graduated from the university in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in real estate and finance – said that ‘the FSU network is amazing’ in the piece.

Kyle spoke nostalgically about his association with the school, and membership in a fraternity, in the piece from the college’s business school.

‘We are very pleased to be in the position to make this gift,’ Kyle said. ‘My experience at FSU – from what I learned in the classroom and the contacts I made through Greek life and during my summer internships with alumni – were pivotal for me. They’ve had a lasting impact that adds up to the success I have today.’

The piece mentioned tha ‘Kyle’s wife, Jillian’ was not a Florida State graduate.

FSU Dean Michael Hartline said of Mowitz and his sibling, ‘We are extremely fortunate that Kyle and Justin have chosen to invest in our real estate program and student. 

The academic continued: ‘The success they’ve both achieved in the industry is remarkable, and it’s encouraging to our students to see what is possible for them. We also hope their generosity plants the seed of philanthropy among our students, so they also will invest in our future.’

Zolciak and Biermann are parents to four children – Kroy Jr., 14, Kash Kade, 13, and twins Kaia Rose and Kane Ren, 11 – while Biermann adopted Zolciak’s two elder daughters from prior relationship, Brielle, 28, and Ariana, 23.

Zolciak rose to fame as a member of the cast of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and parlayed her popularity into the spinoff Don’t Be Tardy… on Bravo. She also competed on five episodes of Dancing with the Stars in 2015.

Biermann was drafted into the NFL in 2008 after attending Montana, and played eight seasons, all for the Atlanta Falcons. 

He had his most productive year on the field in 2012 when he started 14 games, racking up 36 tackles, three sacks and scoring a touchdown on an interception.

Zolciak and Biermann exchanged vows in a lavish $1 million wedding on November 11, 2011 – marking the date 11/11/11 – at their Georgia mansion.