EXCLUSIVE: Real Housewives Of Atlanta Kim Zolciak Torn Between Female Lover DJ Tracy Young & 'Big Poppa' Lee Najaar
March 26 2010, Published 3:00 p.m. ET
Kim Zolciak is still very much involved with DJ Tracy Young even while she is keeping her hot romance with married businessman Lee Najaar going, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star went public with her bisexuality this week but claimed her relationship with Young is now just platonic. Not so, a source tells RadarOnline.com.
“Kim and Tracy are still very much involved. In fact they will be in Los Angeles together very soon,” the source says. “It’s a real relationship and not just for the show. Tracy has been helping Kim with her music career and she has become a big influence on her life.
“Tracy is considering quitting Los Angeles for New York and Kim has discussed going with her because she knows Real Housewives Of Atlanta will not last forever.”
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Popular DJ Young – who produced Zolciak’s surprise hit single Tardy For The Party – is helping guide her career as she prepares for life after Real Housewives Of Atlanta.
The situation gets complicated because Kim is still involved with ‘Big Poppa’ whose real name is Lee Najaar, the source explains.
“He’s still married and he has played a big part in Kim’s life in recent years and she owes him a lot. She even has his initials ‘LN’ inked on her ring finger.
“Najaar is a property tycoon, who ironically, has a lot of connections in the music industry who have been helping with Kim’s aspirations to become a singer as well.
“Her romance with Young will play out for viewers in the new series of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta but in her real life she has some big personal decisions to make as she plans for her future.”
Zolciak is hoping that her fellow Atlanta Housewives Kandi Burruss, Nene Leakes, Lisa Wu-Hartwell and Sheree Whitfield will all be supportive of her coming clean about her sexuality.
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