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Kim Zolciak shared photos of her “real hair” amid “so many questions” from fans. In early seasons of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kim often discussed her love of wigs. In a famous scene, Sheree Whitfield pulled her wig in the middle of an argument.

After leaving the show, Kim filmed a spinoff, Don’t Be Tardy, with her husband, Kroy Biermann. The couple is now divorcing amid reports of tax debt and other financial difficulties.

On Instagram, Kim shared that fans were asking her if the hair she posts on social media is real.

“So many questions,” wrote Kim over a photo of her long blonde hair, via Reality Tea. “YES! This is all my real hair.”

Months afterward, Kim shared another pic emphasizing her locks while she looked in the mirror. She wrote, “Real hair don’t care.”

Kim has hinted, however, that she still enjoys wigs, and she recently discussed the idea of making a wig featuring curtain bangs.

Earlier this month, Kim addressed her new family dynamic after moving out of the home she shared with Kroy.

“It’s tough,” said Kim at the time, via Bravo. “My two older boys are in football, so I have to get up every morning this week at 5:30 to take them to practice, and then they have practice after school, and I moved and I’m not in the school district right now, so I’m driving all over the place. That’s the most challenging thing I think for me right now.”

Image credit: @kimzbiermann/Instagram via Reality Tea

Back in April, her daughter, Ariana Biermann, shared more insight into the divorce.

“[My mom] just moved into a new house and she’s doing really great,” said Ariana in an interview with Us Weekly. “I think it gets hard sometimes. It’s been a really long divorce — two and a half f–king years, and it’s still not even almost done. She’s my best friend in the whole world.”

“I hope that she just continues to thrive,” the daughter continued. “She’s been with my stepdad for 13 [or] 14 years now, and I’m just excited for her to just be a mom. I tell her, ‘It’s your first time in this world too, so I’ll be your mom sometimes when you need it.’”