Kim Zolciak explains that the problems with the mortgage on her mansion in Georgia are a misunderstanding.

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Star of the show "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" Kim Zolciak and her husband Kroy Biermann are not planning to leave their luxurious villa in Georgia, despite the property facing confiscation and a public auction. It was stated that Zolciak has had some misunderstandings with this real estate, which she acquired in2011 in Atlanta. Last week, the Fulton County court announced that the house is at risk of confiscation and will be put up for auction on March7th.

Kim Zolciak's statements

Zolciak claims that the confiscation of her home is a "misunderstanding." "She's telling everyone it's a misunderstanding and that everything will be sorted out," a source told People. He added, "She's not planning on moving." Zolciak's representative declined to comment on the situation.

"The villa is located on the territory of the Manor Golf & Country Club and it often appeared on the spin-off of Zolciak's "Don't Be Tardy", which aired for eight seasons before its cancellation in2020."

Credit and home appraisal

Kim and Kroy previously took out a loan of $1.65 million in2012 to save their home. Recently, Kim has denied rumors that her house is up for sale.

The real estate company Realtor.com has valued the house at approximately $2.5 million for a total area of17,000 square feet..

Continuation of stay in villa

She stated that she has no intention of leaving her home for a mere amount of257 thousand dollars. Kim continues to assure her "haters" that she will still be hosting holidays and special events at her villa, despite rumors of confiscation..

"What are you going to do, haters, when I'm here on Christmas, here in May on my birthday and on all these wonderful dates?" she asked. "I'm here until I feel like leaving, until I decide that I don't like it here anymore. So enjoy the view, haters. You will see it for a long time."