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Kim Zolciak Ignores Mother's Lawsuit, Shows Off Post Baby Body

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Kim Zolciak’s baby weight loss was put on display by her 15-year old daughter Brielle on Twitter this week.

“Seriously . . . who looks like this after 2 weeks of having a baby?” Brielle wrote, sharing the photo of her mother in what appears to be their old townhouse wearing black sweats and tank. In case you’re wondering Kim welcomed a baby boy, Kash on August 15th with husband Kroy Biermann. The ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ star is also mom to 9-year old Ariana and 1-year old Kroy Jr.

Kim may have dropped her baby weight in part to her trainer which according to her Twitter has left town and she’s in need of another. What doesn’t appear on her Twitter is any reference to her mother Karen who recently filed a petition requesting more time with her four grandchildren.

“She won’t let us see our granddaughters (or our grandsons),” Karen wrote. “We understand that’s because Kim and Kroy are married and living under the same roof that we don’t have the same visitation rights & that’s okay. Since we’ve we’ve had a strong bond with our granddaughters, we would like that to continue.”

Kim’s mom added, “The girls lives such a crazy, abnormal life being on T.V. – they need a normal haven to relax and unwind in and just be kids. They usually don’t want to leave when they come over because it’s so calm and comfortable at our house.”

It’s no surprise the women have a rocky relationship given the last televised interaction at Kim and Kroy’s wedding. According to Karen she has not spoken to her daughter since then.

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