Real Housewives of Atlanta's Kim Zolciak claimed rumors about her being evicted were not true. Of course she was lying about that.
"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kim Zolciak just dug herself a hole to China by telling us Monday she is not living in her home illegally -- turns out, what she told us was a big fat LIE, because TMZ has the lease.
Kim is embroiled in a verbal war with her landlord, Kendra Davis. As we reported, Davis has said she's trying to evict Kim because she has no right to live in the house and won't pay rent. For her part, Kim insisted she's paid every cent of the rent and the lease was still in effect.
So here's the smoking gun ... According to the lease, either Kendra or Kim had a right to terminate the lease by giving written notice 30 days before May 30. If no one gave notice, the lease would be extended beginning in June on a month-to-month basis.
But here's the deal ... Someone did give 30 days notice -- AND IT WAS KIM AND HER HUBBY!! Take a look at Kroy Biermann's email to the landlord dated March 29, 2012. So the lease officially terminated May 30 -- so she lied to us when she said it was still in effect.
It's now June 5 and Kim and Kroy are still in the house. Under the lease, they're considered squatters -- i.e., illegal tenants -- and the lease says they are required to pay $600 for every day they illegally stay. The landlord says they haven't paid $600 a day, so it appears Kim also lied to us when she said she was totally current on rent.
The landlord gave us a letter that she sent Kim and Kroy today ... telling them they're in the house illegally and must vacate immediately, and if they don't she'll see them in court.
We've called Kim -- so far, no response.
Pants on fire, Kim.Jacked from TMZ
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Most white folks are nothing but liar's. Couldn't tell the truth if their life depended on it!
White or black...everyone lies you jackass!
The landlord/tenant had to give notice 30 days BEFORE May 30 if she wanted her out BY May 31. Kim/Kroy (or landlord) didn't give notice until May 29. They then have 30 days....which means they need to be out at the end of June and are still legally occupying the residence. Reading is fundamental.
@The Barber Lady: Yes reading is fundamental and if you read the article above this is what it stated.
Take a look at Kroy Biermann's email to the landlord dated March 29, 2012. So the lease officially terminated May 30.
You might want to read the article again to make sure you have it straight before commenting.
reading is REAL fundamental @TheBarberLady
"Take a look at Kroy Biermann's email to the landlord dated March 29, 2012"
the letter date in MARCH is a 60 day notice to vacate by MAY 30.....
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Oops! Reading is fundamental.....saying that in the mirror right now!!!
any one that wears a wig...is a liar.. :)
This sounds like some shi for Kim to up her fail reality show. Just saying.
For her part, Kim insisted she's paid every cent of the rent and the lease was still in effect.
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