Kim Zolciak’s Son KJ Faces Major Restrictions After $200K Bond
Key Points:
- Kim Zolciak's 15-year-old son, Kroy "KJ" Biermann Jr., was granted a $200,000 bond after being indicted on seven felony charges related to an alleged sexual assault involving a female classmate.
- KJ must remain at his mother's home under strict court-ordered restrictions, including wearing a GPS monitor, attending school virtually, and avoiding contact with minors, including the alleged victim.
- He is only allowed to leave the home for court appearances and medical appointments, is prohibited from using cell phones or social media, and cannot have anyone under 16 visit or stay at the home.
- KJ's arraignment is scheduled for October 14, and his legal team has requested the case be transferred to juvenile court; he has been in custody since his arrest on August 17.
- Prosecutors raised allegations of a separate incident involving an underage family member, which KJ's attorney disputes, while Kim Zolciak continues to publicly defend her son.