Kim Zolciak’s son KJ Biermann’s case escalates as prosecutors seek interviews with minors

Key Points:

• Prosecutors have filed an emergency motion requesting forensic interviews of minor children in the sexual battery and sodomy case involving Kim Zolciak’s son, Kroy “KJ” Biermann Jr., who has been in detention since August.
• KJ Biermann, 15, was indicted on multiple charges including aggravated child molestation and sexual battery related to an alleged incident in Alpharetta, Georgia, and was recently granted bond with strict conditions upon release.
• Prosecutors revealed prior legal troubles involving videos found on KJ’s phone depicting sexual acts with a minor family member, leading to court supervision since October 2025, though his lawyer disputes the characterization of those events.
• KJ’s attorney stated that the previous juvenile matter involved inappropriate behavior between middle-schoolers and did not result in any serious adjudication, and confirmed that KJ plans to plead not guilty at his upcoming arraignment on October 14.
• Upon release, KJ will face electronic monitoring, restrictions on contact with minors and the alleged victim’s circle, must attend school virtually, and avoid social media and cellphone use.