Post by Guvmintcheeze on Jun 20, 2015 4:46:29 GMT
Kim Zolciak locks lips with husband Kroy Biermann
Kim Zolciak is obviously madly in love with her husband, Atlanta Falcons' defensive end Kroy Biermann.
The Don't Be Tardy star made that fact crystal clear in a racy photo she shared of the pair kissing on a jet plane.
The 37-year-old Kim was pictured giving the 29-year-old NFL football star her divided attention while starring directly at the camera as Kroy stuck out his tongue like a lovesick puppy dog.
'#LA BABY!!!! Exciting Day!!' Kim captioned the picture that showed her bare shoulders and a hint of cleavage, not to mention a radiant pair of diamond studs.
Kroy was clad in a blue-striped shirt, a silver chain hanging around his neck.
The flight wasn't all roses as Kim complained about the in-flight service in a follow-up tweet: 'My flight attendant on this @delta flight is so.. rude! Find a new job James if you don't like i'
While it's not certain where the Don't Be Tardy star was going with her much younger spouse, they were determined to enjoy the ride.
Kim Zolciak is obviously madly in love with her husband, Atlanta Falcons' defensive end Kroy Biermann.
The Don't Be Tardy star made that fact crystal clear in a racy photo she shared of the pair kissing on a jet plane.
The 37-year-old Kim was pictured giving the 29-year-old NFL football star her divided attention while starring directly at the camera as Kroy stuck out his tongue like a lovesick puppy dog.
'#LA BABY!!!! Exciting Day!!' Kim captioned the picture that showed her bare shoulders and a hint of cleavage, not to mention a radiant pair of diamond studs.
Kroy was clad in a blue-striped shirt, a silver chain hanging around his neck.
The flight wasn't all roses as Kim complained about the in-flight service in a follow-up tweet: 'My flight attendant on this @delta flight is so.. rude! Find a new job James if you don't like i'
While it's not certain where the Don't Be Tardy star was going with her much younger spouse, they were determined to enjoy the ride.
