Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s Thanksgiving holiday took a turn for the worse as cops were called following a heated exchange between the estranged couple in front of their children just before Turkey Day. According to a new incident report obtained by TMZ, the Milton Police Department was dispatched to Kim and Kroy’s Georgia home, which is set to be auctioned off today, for a domestic violence call.
In the report, Kim alleges that she and Kroy were involved in a tense argument while taking down curtains in their home. The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum paints her estranged husband as the aggressor, claiming that Kroy physically removed her from a ladder by throwing her to the ground.
Despite Kim’s claims of being hurt during the altercation, officers stated that she refused to show any evidence of injury to first responders. The incident reportedly took place in front of some of Kim’s children, including one daughter who spoke with authorities.
However, the child’s account contradicted Kim’s version of events, stating that Kim fell from the ladder during a disagreement with Kroy. The youngster told police that Kroy was initially taking down the curtains, which upset Kim. Kim then allegedly got on the ladder herself and fell on top of Kroy.
Another one of the children told police that they did not witness Kroy pulling Kim from the ladder but intervened after hearing the argument unfold from the basement. Despite conflicting statements from both parties, officers were unable to determine the primary aggressor in the incident, and no arrests were made.
The estranged couple, currently going through a messy divorce, were advised to stay away from each other, although both refused to leave the house. We have reached out to Kim and Kroy’s representatives for comment but have not received a response yet.
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