Reality television personality Kim Zolciak has issued a strong denial of the serious criminal allegations facing her 15-year-old son, KJ Biermann, after his arrest in Georgia and a subsequent grand jury indictment.

KJ Biermann (full name Kroy Jagger Biermann Jr.) was taken into custody in mid-August 2026 in Alpharetta, Georgia. Court documents indicate he faces felony charges connected to an alleged incident that authorities say occurred in April 2026. Under Georgia law, teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 can be charged as adults in superior court for certain serious offenses, and that process is being applied in this case.

In a statement released after the arrest, Zolciak described the claims against her son as “reckless and deeply troubling.” She said he “categorically denies” any involvement in the alleged conduct. According to her statement, KJ voluntarily took a polygraph test and pᴀssed it. She also stated that a related examination found no DNA belonging to her son and raised questions about the accuser’s history, claiming the individual had made similar allegations against others. Zolciak stressed that false accusations can cause serious harm both to the person accused and to genuine victims of Sєxual ᴀssault, and she asked the public to allow the judicial process to determine the facts rather than rush to judgment.

KJ has been held without bond at a regional youth detention center. In early September 2026, a grand jury returned an indictment that expanded the formal charges against him. Court proceedings continued into mid-September, including a hearing attended by Zolciak and other family members. His next formal steps in the legal process were scheduled for later dates.

KJ is the eldest son of Kim Zolciak, known for her time on The Real Housewives of Atlanta and the family reality series Don’t Be Tardy, and former NFL player Kroy Biermann. The couple, who have several children together and previously navigated public divorce proceedings, remain in the public eye as the case develops.

Authorities have not released detailed public commentary beyond the formal charging documents and court filings. The matter remains before the Georgia courts, where evidence will be examined according to standard legal procedures.

Anyone seeking further official updates is directed to court records from Fulton County and statements issued by the involved parties.

Sources : Fox News