Bermann and Kim Zolciak are selling their mansion in Georgia for $6 million due to financial problems. The mansion of Bermann and Zolciak in Georgia is being sold for $6 million amid financial difficulties.

Bermann and Kim Zolciak are selling their mansion in Georgia for $6 million due to financial problems. The mansion of Bermann and Zolciak in Georgia is being sold for $6 million amid financial difficulties.

Kroy Biermann and Kim Zolciak are selling their home in Milton, Georgia for $6 million due to accumulated financial problems.

The spouses, who continue to live together during the divorce, put this two-story house with seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms up for sale on Monday for almost twice as much as it was listed earlier this month.

The house, built in2008, features a heated swimming pool, five fireplaces, a six-car garage, a separate guest house, a separate nanny's cottage, a circular driveway, a chef's kitchen with a large island, a bar and wine cellar, multiple walk-in closets, an elevator, a finished basement, a trampoline, a billiard room, an arcade room, a cinema, and a gym with a separate massage room.

Their representatives did not immediately respond to Page Six's request for comment.

"Birman and Zolchiak bought this mansion in2012 for $880,000."

The couple's relationship problems and financial difficulties have been public for the past six months.

The former National Football League star first filed for divorce in May, saying Zolciak's alleged gambling addiction had "financially ruined" their family.

Although the former stars of the show "Don't Be Stupid" soon called off their separation and tried to patch things up, Biermann returned to court in August to file for a second divorce from Zolciak.

The house was built in 2008.

It features a heated pool, five fireplaces, a six-car garage, circular driveway, chef's kitchen with huge island, bar and wine cellar.

The home also features an elevator, finished basement, billiard room, arcade room, movie theater and gymnasium.

The athlete said in court documents filed in a secondary divorce action that he wants to sell their family home as soon as possible so the "financially disadvantaged" spouses can take the money and buy separate homes.

Biermann also noted that the house was scheduled to go up for auction in November, marking the second time the property has been in financial trouble.

Since then, Zolciak, who wants the case overturned because she and Biermann "had cumulative sexual relations repeatedly," has been trying to sell the family's luxury items to make some money.

Biermann filed for divorce from Zolciak for the second time in August.