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Kim Zolciak made a statement on Instagram — by changing her name.
The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum dropped “Biermann” from her handle and bio this week amid her nasty divorce from her estranged husband, Kroy Biermann.
Although the former couple are attacking each other in court, Zolciak appears to be living her best life as a single woman, having recently reunited with her former co-stars.
The reality star posted a photo Thursday of a previous night out with “RHOA” stars Lisa Wu, Shereé Whitfield and DeShawn Snow.
“See you soon 🎥 @bravotv #RHOA,” Zolciak, 45, teased of her upcoming return to the Bravo series.
The former “Don’t Be Tardy” star and ex-NFL player, 37, split early last month after 11 years of marriage as they became overwhelmed with financial issues.
In addition to their Atlanta mansion briefly entering foreclosure, Biermann and Zolciak also owed the IRS more than $1 million in unpaid taxes.
The estranged pair’s battle took a turn for the worse when they began fighting over custody of their biological children: Kroy “KJ” Jr., 11, Kash, 10, and twins Kane and Kaia, 9.
Zolciak also has two adult daughters from previous relationships, Brielle, 26, and Ariana, 21, whom Biermann adopted in 2013.
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A source close to Zolciak later claimed the athlete was responsible for “locking” Zolciak out of her business, “Biermann’s Closet,” which prompted her to tell fans to cease purchasing from the website.
Biermann hit back at the allegations via his attorney, saying in a statement that he “was just doing what he had always done.”
According to the lawyer, Biermann has always “managed the actual logistics of the site and ensured that all items purchased were recorded, processed and shipped.”
The “Dancing With the Stars” alum also accused Biermann of locking her jewelry, purses and passport in their safe before he hid the key. She claimed to police that the items were premarital assets totaling $175,000.
However, the former football player claimed to the officers that the goods were marital property and explained he took them with the intention of liquidating them to help offset some costs.
Biermann then alleged that Zolciak punched him in the back of the head during an earlier altercation concerning the disputed property, but he did not have visible injuries and declined medical attention.
He declined to press charges, and Biermann filed for divorce the following day.
