Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann have decided not to pursue couples therapy after reconciling following their divorce filing in May. Instead, they are relying on face-to-face conversations and their shared Christian faith to resolve their issues. The couple, who have six children together, have been talking more and their friends are optimistic that they can make their relationship work.
Reality TV stars Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann are choosing not to pursue couples therapy post-reconciliation and instead are relying on face-to-face conversations and their shared Christian faith to fix their relationship.
Title: Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann Choose Faith Over Couples Therapy: Reconciliation on the Horizon
Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, former stars of “Don’t Be Tardy,” made headlines when they filed for divorce in May, following a bitter exchange of accusations. However, the couple shocked fans last week when they decided to give their relationship another chance. Contrary to popular expectations, TMZ reports that the couple is not seeking outside help through couples therapy but is relying on their shared Christian faith and face-to-face conversations to mend their relationship.
According to sources close to the couple, Zolciak and Biermann firmly believe that their relationship can be fixed through open and honest communication, as well as seeking guidance from their faith. The duo has embraced their shared Christian values and has made attending church as a family a regular part of their routine. In fact, they were seen together at a church service on July 1, just days before Zolciak filed to dismiss their divorce.
Despite the explosive nature of their initial breakup, where accusations of drug use, gambling problems, and mental abuse were hurled at each other, the couple’s adult children continued to extend their support to both parents. Biermann’s daughters, Brielle and Ariana, even expressed their love and appreciation for their father on Father’s Day, which he acknowledged warmly.
While the reconciliation came as a surprise to many, including Bravo’s Andy Cohen, who admitted his shock on his SiriusXM show, insiders reveal that Zolciak and Biermann have been working on their issues and have been communicating more effectively. Friends close to the couple are optimistic that their genuine love for each other, combined with their commitment to make it work, not just for their children but for themselves, will lead to a successful reconciliation.
In a world where couples therapy often serves as a go-to solution for troubled relationships, the decision of Zolciak and Biermann to rely on their faith and personal conversations sets them apart. As they embark on this journey to rebuild their relationship, fans can only hope that their renewed commitment to each other and their shared faith will guide them through whatever obstacles may come their way.
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