Kim Zolciak Subpoenaed In $100 Million Divorce by Man’s Estranged Wife Demanding Answers Over Gifts (Exclusive)

Kim Zolciak was subpoenaed as part of a man’s ongoing divorce with his estranged wife, who demanded the former Real Housewives of Atlanta star answer questions about gifts he bought her, 

On September 30, court documents were filed that showed Zolciak was served with a subpoena demanding she appear for a deposition as part of a man named 

Mowitz filed for divorce from his wife, Jillian Green, in March. The paperwork said Zolciak was served at the parking lot of a high school in Georgia.

A lawyer for Zolciak, 47, responded to a request that she appear for a deposition on October 15 and bring certain documents and communications.

Zolciak opposed the request that she be forced to appear. She called the subpoena “unreasonable, oppressive and intended to annoy and embarrass her.”

The subpoena asked that Zolciak turn over all communications with Mowitz, any communications between Zolciak and another third party regarding “payment for services or communications concerning [Mowitz],” Green, their children or the divorce. She also asked for any documents regarding gifts from Mowitz, or any business he owns has given her.

Green also requested “any and all documents regarding or pertaining to your financial relationship with Kyle Mowitz, including but not limited to gifts given or received from Kyle, expenses paid on your behalf by Mr. Mowitz or any business in which he is connected, monies loaned to you and monies paid to you by Mr. Mowitz or any businesses with which he is connected.”

The subpoena also demanded Zolciak turn over documents regarding travel with Mowitz, including the travel arrangements, itinerary, where they stayed and the payment of all expenses associated with said travel.

Green also wanted Zolciak to turn over communications with third parties, and any and all documents relating to any and all contact between Zolciak’s estranged husband, Kroy Biermann, and Mowitz.

Mowitz’s lawyer, Marvin Solomiany, tells Us, “We are not going to litigate the facts surrounding our client’s divorce case outside of the applicable legal proceedings. We encourage you to review the pleadings we have filed on our client’s behalf, which accurately represent our client’s position relating to this matter. As to Ms. Kim Zolciak, Ms. Mowitz’s decision to involve her in the divorce case is highly unnecessary as any relationship our client may have with her only began after the parties’ separation.”

A judge has yet to rule.

In his initial petition, Mowitz listed the date of marriage as June 24, 2017, and said they were currently separated. Mowitz said he shares two minor children with his estranged wife.

The paperwork showed the exes lived in separate homes in Georgia. He asked the court to award him joint legal and physical custody of their kids.

Mowitz also claimed there was no hope for a reconciliation with his ex. He said his wife did not need support and argued she was an “able-bodied adult capable of gainful employment.”

A month later, Green responded to Mowitz’s petition. She asked the court to award her primary custody but was on board with joint legal custody. Her counterclaim requested Mowitz pay her child and spousal support.

In her filing, Green claimed she trusted her ex to handle their “substantial wealth.”

She claimed her estranged husband created a family trust in 2021. “[Mowitz] was engaged in an extra-marital affair and contemplating divorce at the time he created and funded the Trust” the counterclaim alleged.

She claimed Mowitz transferred the majority of their assets into the trust before the divorce. She claimed he had power over the trust and he left her in the dark.

In another document, Green claimed the trust had over $100 million invested in it. She claimed her ex’s income was a “mystery.”

In another filing, Mowitz accused his estranged wife of being the one who stepped out on the marriage. He alleged she had one extramarital affair.

Both denied all allegations of wrongdoing in the case.

As Us previously reported, Zolciak and Biermann, 40, split in 2023 and are still in the middle of finalizing their bitter divorce. They are both demanding sole custody of their minor children.

New Horror Series Secretly Filmed On The Walking Dead Set

A brand-new TV show was created in a very secretive manner—and the process involved filming on the set of 

The Walking Dead. The long-running zombie apocalypse franchise has been on the air since 2010, with the original Walking Dead series running for 11 seasons and spawning multiple spinoffs, including 

Fear the Walking Dead, Dead City, and Daryl Dixon.

Georgia served as the main backdrop for production on The Walking Dead, and the Peach State is now host to a brand-new horror series that utilized the 

Walking Dead sets while filming, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Guts & Glory is a six-episode reality competition series premiering Tuesday, October 14 on Shudder, the horror-based streaming service owned by the same media company that produces 

The Walking Dead.

The process was so secretive that producers misled the contestants about where they would be filming the show. Originally told that Guts & Glory would film in Alabama, the cast was instead transported to Georgia.

According to Greg Nicotero, who's produced both The Walking Dead and Guts & Glory, the reality show contestants flew into Atlanta, Georgia, then got on a bus and were driven to Alabama. As far as they were concerned, Alabama was their final destination.

However, after staying the night at a hotel, the cast got on a bus that had its windows blacked out, and they were taken back to Georgia. "We took them on the back lot of The Walking Dead studios,"

 Nicotero revealed.

Some of the Walking Dead sets would be easily recognizable to eagle-eyed fans, so the Guts & Glory producers took the contestants "deep enough" so they didn't spot the sound stages. They just thought they were "

in the middle of nowhere," but they were actually stationed at the same location as the Whisperers camp on The Walking Dead.

Other locations the competition show filmed at included the abandoned hospital featured on the AMC drama, which received a makeover to make it seem like a "

real functioning emergency room." Check out Nicotero's comments below:

The contestants landed in Atlanta, we put them in a bus, and we drove them to Alabama. They stayed overnight at a hotel. They came out, they got in a bus with the windows blacked out, and we drove them back to Georgia. And we took them on the back lot of The Walking Dead studios. We just had to take them deep enough that they couldn't see the sound stages. And when they got out, they were like, ‘Well, the sun's over here!’ Their camp was literally where the Whisperers camp was. But they couldn't see the sound stages, so they thought they were in the middle of nowhere.

In episode 2, when they go to the hospital for a challenge, that’s the abandoned hospital where we shot The Walking Dead. We shot Emily Kinney's death there, and we shot the Whisperers there. I also shot a couple of Creepshow episodes there, so I knew that the hospital was abandoned, but we dressed the emergency room to look like it was a real functioning emergency room. Within 30 seconds, the lights go out, there are screams, horrible sounds from the hallway, blood splashes, the lights come back on, everybody's dead.

At this point, it's unknown if the contestants finally figured out they were competing on the Walking Dead sets, so fans will have to stay tuned to the Shudder series to find out.

Guts & Glory, which will release its finale on Tuesday, November 4, features a group of contestants experiencing a horror film come to life, with various challenges along the way to test their abilities.

Shudder is a streaming service known for horror shows and movies, as well as original content like Creepshow, The Creep Tapes, Deadstream and Speak No Evil. While docuseries and other unscripted projects like The Last Drive-in with Joe Bob Briggs are featured on Shudder, the streamer isn't known for reality competition shows—until now.

Guts & Glory promises to be a scary, fun, and wild ride for the contestants and viewers alike. Fans of The Walking Dead should definitely check out this brand-new venture that's a mashup of the horror genre and reality competition shows like Survivor.

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