Kim Zolciak & Daughter Brielle Biermann Get Huge Raises For ‘Don’t Be Tardy’ Reality Show On Bravo

Cashing in!

Kim Zolciak and her daughter Brielle Biermann are getting huge raises for the new season of Don’t Be Tardy, RadarOnline.com exclusively learned.

The plastic surgery loving mother-daughter-duo are earning big bucks as filming for their family centered reality show began in Atlanta on June 10, 2019.

While court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com revealed Kim was ordered to pay $215,000 to American Express, her raise for Season 8 of the Bravo show couldn’t have come at a better time.

On May 9, 2019, the court ordered that Kim must pay American Express $215,822.68 after she failed to respond to the default judgment request.

For previous seasons of the show, Kim was making a whopping $1.5 million per season on Don’t Be Tardy, the spin-off she continued after she was fired from the Real Housewives of Atlanta.

After “Roachgate,” where her daughter Brielle filmed a video in NeNe Leakes’ bathroom of a roach crawling around, Kim was fired from RHOA, even though she begged to remain on the show and even offered to take a pay cut.

Now she’s pulling in well over $1million for the upcoming season of Don’t Be Tardy!

Scroll through RadarOnline.com’s gallery for all the exclusive details of Kim and Brielle’s big raises!

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Kim made $1.5 million per season on Don’t Be Tardy.

Brielle was pulling in $192,000 for the reality show for season 7.

Kim’s husband Kroy Biermann got a raise too! According to a show source, he was making $30,000 per episode, totaling $360,000 for season 8.

$1.8 million was Kim’s new raise for Don’t Be Tardy season 8, an insider confirmed to RadarOnline.com.

Brielle, who decided to skip college after her high school graduation, got a hefty raise to $18,000 per episode of season 8.

“The Defendant, Kimberleigh Zolciak, has been properly served with process in this action and has failed to file an answer or other defensive pleadings within the time allowed by law,” the filing obtained by RadarOnline.com read. “Plaintiff respectfully requests a judgment be entered against the Defendant.”

Despite low ratings and moving the show to different nights, Don’t Be Tardy was back for another season. “Kim is ready to deliver drama again,” the insider told RadarOnline.com.