Ariana Biermann opened up further about the issues her family has endured since Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann took money from her.
The breakout star of Next Gen NYC chatted with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live about where her money went.
It takes two to tango:
“I would like to very much clarify” the financial situation, began Ariana. “Everybody wants this to be just my mother. This was a joint partnership in taking the money.”
Andy asked Ariana if she had “figured out how much money” her parents spent. “No, and I don’t really want to know.”
“The only time my mom asks me for money is if it’s regarding the bills, or it’s something that she needs for the kids.” Ariana made it clear that Kim will pay her back “when she can.”
The mother/daughter bond won’t be broken:
Ariana explained how she “reconciled” with her mom after the money drama on WWHL.
“Nobody wants to be put in situations that they are put into. My mom, no matter what, will be my best friend forever.”
“Money should never ruin a relationship with your family,” Ariana said. “You can always make more money, and God blesses us in that way. I have my mom, and that’s all that matters.”
Ariana and Kroy’s status:
As his legal woes with Kim continue, Kroy’s relationship with Ariana “goes in waves.”
“It depends on what motion he’s filing throughout this insane divorce this week,” she said. “He will always be my dad, no matter what.”
“I think that it’s just a tough situation right now because I think a lot of these things are coming from just anger and nothing else.”
ICYMI:
The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum’s offspring revealed her parents’ betrayal on the premiere episode of Bravo TV’s latest programming addition.
“I have been on TV since I was 5 years old. I did reality television with my family and then I started posting on Instagram.” Ariana continued, “I got my first brand deal when I was 14. I was doing like three posts a week and you get paid astronomical to do a story or to do an Instagram post and I made quite a bit of money.”
“But, unfortunately, my parents took my money.”
“I can’t say exactly what they used it on because I just found out that it was gone two years ago.”
She admitted, “I don’t even know how much money I made over the time period. Nobody was honest, and there was no transparency. I have no idea where it actually went.”
