Kim Zolciak's son shoots pellet at neighbor's horses, no one hurt

Police responded to a call on July 14 in Alpharetta, Georgia involving Kim Zolciak’s son allegedly firing a pellet gun at a neighbor’s horses. The incident was reported to the Alpharetta Police Department by an employee of the nearby Equestrian Reserve at about 3:12 p.m.

Authorities were alerted after the employee claimed to have seen pellets aimed toward her property.

, the employee said she believed one of Zolciak’s children had fired pellets toward her property, but no animals or people were hit. Officers later counted between twenty and thirty pellets strewn around the road adjacent to the equestrian ranch. The child was reportedly attempting to scare the horses on the neighbor’s property.

Police reported that two boys answered the door at Zolciak’s home, though only one was her child. The boy admitted he had fired the pellet gun but denied he intended to hit people or animals on the nearby property. No arrests were made and no charges were filed following the confrontation, and the investigation is still ongoing.

## Background & Context

Kim Zolciak and husband Kroy Biermann are currently divorcing, a process that has already seen multiple legal disputes. They share four children: sons KJ (15) and Kash (13), and twins Kaia and Kane (12).

The family’s sprawling home sits directly across from the equestrian reserve, and Kroy also adopted Zolciak’s older daughters, Brielle (29) and Ariana (24). The couple’s divorce is described as volatile in court filings.

Earlier this week, KJ was released from jail on a $200,000 bond after being accused of sexual assault and sodomy by a female classmate. He faces seven Georgia charges, including aggravated sodomy and child molestation, following allegations that the incidents occurred at a Life Time fitness center in Alpharetta on April 23.

The grand jury has indicted him on these counts, and he is awaiting further court proceedings.

The pellet‑gun incident occurred amid growing scrutiny of the family’s conduct, yet the police report did not link the child’s name to KJ. Authorities confirmed no direct evidence ties the shooting to the ongoing legal case involving KJ. The incident remains isolated from other controversies surrounding the family.

## What People Are Saying

A representative for Zolciak has not yet responded to requests for comment on Thursday. The Equestrian Reserve employee also said the children had discharged fireworks from Zolciak’s home, and that when asked about it, the kids were “verbally rude and uncooperative.”

Zolciak’s lawyer, Jason Sheffield, and her mother have denied any wrongdoing by KJ. In a statement to, Zolciak called the allegations “nothing short of reckless and deeply troubling” and asserted that KJ “categorically denies ever being involved with this woman or engaging in the conduct she has alleged.”

Zolciak has not publicly commented, .

## What Happens Next

Since no arrest was made, there are currently no charges related to the pellet‑gun claim. Police did not issue any citations and the investigation is ongoing. No further action is expected at this time.

The KJ case remains pending; a grand jury has indicted him on seven counts, and he is awaiting further court proceedings. No updates were provided regarding future actions for the Zolciak family regarding the pellet incident.

While the pellet‑gun episode was quickly resolved without legal action, it adds another layer to an already turbulent period for the former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and her family, whose legal and personal challenges continue to unfold in the public eye.