Kim Zolciak's Son KJ, 15, Gets $200K Bond With Strict Rules, Including a Ban on Kids Visiting the Home

Kroy“KJ”Biermann Jr., the 15-year-old son of reality TV personality Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, was granted $200,000 bond on Friday, September 11, following his arrest last month in Alpharetta, Georgia. He faces charges of aggravated sexual assault and aggravated sodomy from an alleged incident at a public gym earlier this year. He has maintained his innocence, and his attorney has filed a motion to transfer the case to juvenile court.

The bond conditions are among the strictest you’ll see for a minor. KJ will be released to his mother’s home with an electronic ankle monitor and a 24-hour curfew, with exceptions only for medical appointments and court appearances. He cannot use a cell phone or social media, internet access is limited to school and counseling, and he must attend school virtually. He’s also been indicted on additional charges, including aggravated child molestation and false imprisonment.

The condition drawing the most attention is the judge’s order barring any children 16 or under from staying at or visiting the Zolciak home, which includes KJ’s own siblings. It’s an unusual restriction, and it raises hard questions about how the legal system handles teenagers facing serious charges while still living at home with their families. What do you think about the court’s decision? Sound off in the comments.