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Kroy Biermann has been spotted in public for the first since Kim Zolciak and Kroy Jagger Biermann Jr.’s oldest son was arrested over sexual assault allegations.
Photos obtained by Page Six show the ex-Atlanta Falcons player picking up his son Kash (14 years old) from a football practice in a gym facility near Alpharetta.
Kroy was glued to his smartphone the whole time. He looked down on it as he stood beside the teenager in uniform.
For the event, 40-year-old ex-NFL player wore a casual outfit consisting of a black T-shirt with ripped jeans, and black sneakers.
Kroy’s appearance came almost a week after KJ (15) was arrested last Monday on charges of aggravated sodomy, (a forceful sexual act that involves the mouth or anus), and aggravated sex battery.
Page Six obtained court documents in which a female student accused KJ on the 23rd of April, in Alpharetta’s Life Time Fitness Center.
The girl, who claimed she was “KJ’s girlfriend’s closest friend,” told officials KJ had allegedly forced his way onto her in spite of her refusal. They were both sitting together in a sauna.
In court documents, she claimed that KJ tried “multiple attempts to have sexual relations with her” by pulling down her trousers.
She also claimed that KJ had digitally penetrated her vagina, and forced oral sex on her. When she finally managed to escape him “he pulled his pants up and left.”
In the court documents, it was stated that KJ could be seen in the security footage of the gym on the date in question. However, he didn’t scan in.
According to the police report, when the teenager was examined by North Fulton Hospital in Georgia in April, there was no male DNA evidence in her mouth or vagina.
The police have opened an investigation.
Jason Sheffield claimed in a Friday statement that KJ is “100% guilty” and that “he tried to present evidence, including a polygraph passed by a noted and respected sex offenders polygrapher, to the arresting officers.”
He also said he had “evidence” of false accusations made by the victim in previous years.
The officer’s report also notes that investigators found no evidence of male DNA in or around the area where the victim had claimed to have been assaulted. Sheffield said that the fact he was arrested and being held in jail without bail is tragic.
He is innocent. The lawyer concluded by asking that the public refrain from presuming the truth and give both families their privacy and space.
Zolciak’s 48-year-old son was accused of “deeply disturbing” and “reckless conduct” in an exclusive interview with Page Six.
The allegations made against my child are reckless and disturbing. The statement of the “Real Housewives of Atlanta’s” former star began, “He categorically denied ever having been involved with her or engaging in conduct that she has accused.”
“My son took the polygraph test and passed it voluntarily in response to these accusations.” Zolciak also claimed that an exam was performed and there was no evidence of my son’s DNA.
We are aware of the fact that this person has also made allegations similar to those that were made against two other individuals, raising serious concerns which deserve to be thoroughly examined.
KJ has been held in jail without bail and an appearance is set for September 1.

Raquel Lee, a former child actress, has filed a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse against an ex-Disney employee who, she says, facilitated the attack and covered it up.
A legal complaint, obtained by USA Today, alleges that an alum of “The Amanda Show,” Lee, was sexually harassed on set and assaulted repeatedly when she turned 14 years old.
It does not identify the defendant, but describes him only as “an adult, middle-aged male Disney employee who participated in filming the movie.”
Lee, who is now 39 years old, stated that all the actors and crew stayed in the same hotel while filming the show in Utah. The staffer allegedly invited the girl and her guardian into his hotel under the pretense of practicing lines. The lawsuit claims that she was forced to drink alcohol once in the hotel room.
The lawsuit claims that she returned to her bedroom while “intoxicated” and was later invited to his room by himself, where the rapist allegedly raped. According to the lawsuit, the employee who was accused of assaulting her “was at least twice as old” than she.
Disney has declined to make any comment about the suit.
Douglas Wigdor, Jane Kim and the representatives of Lee provided this statement to USA Today on August 22. “Over the past decade, many child actors bravely shared their experiences with abuse from adults in the entertainment industry. Former government prosecutors have a simple message for the entertainment industry: this conduct is unacceptable, and all those directly involved or indirectly must be held responsible.
A lawsuit claims that not one adult attempted to assist Raquel Lee
In the complaint, the company was accused of failing to protect Lee repeatedly as “not one adult admitted the abuse nor tried to assist her”. It also stated that the “Disney set is not suitable for children.”
Disney, the complaint claims, separated Lee and her guardian from each other for most of the day. They also allowed adults to have interactions with minors in the absence of the guardians.
The complaint states that Disney violated child labor laws by giving Mr. Doe unrestricted access and danger to a minor. Disney did not stop this inappropriate molestation and touching of the child.
In the early 2000s, Lee voiced recurring characters in “The Proud Family”, a Disney Channel animated series. Recently, she returned to voiceover for the Disney+ revival of “The Proud Family” – Louder and Prouder – and attended its red carpet event in Los Angeles.
Lee was delighted to be a part of Disney’s first film featuring a Black American family. The complaint states that working for Disney changed her life forever, but not the way she hoped. The complaint states that “[Lee] went from being a bright and energetic child actor who prepared and memorized her lines to a tired, intoxicated and unwell child. She could no longer focus and could not remember her lines.
Raquel Lee recalled feeling “disposable” on the Amanda Show
Lee described a hostile work environment at Nickelodeon’s “The Amanda Show” in a Business Insider article from 2022. Kate Taylor, a reporter for Business Insider in 2022, reported that Lee was treated as if she were “disposable.”
It’s not just about being human. This is not about the child. “They don’t even care,” Lee replied. They care about the fact that my show is worth a great deal of money and that both my life and job depend on it being successful.
Insider reports that Lee, who was 13 years old at the time of his dismissal from the show, has been let go.
In the documentary “Quiet on Set – The Dark Side of Kids TV” she also reflected on how treated as a Black actress on the series, which ran between 1999 and 2002.

Mark Ruffalo has retaliated against Paramount Skydance, which branded his comments about the merger as antisemitic. Ruffalo called this accusation “appalling” and “fundamentally dishonest.”
Ruffalo said in a post on X Saturday that criticizing an Israeli Prime Minister, a contract for military technology, or executives involved with it, is different from criticizing Jewish People. This critical dialogue, which is necessary and important, then gets framed dishonestly as anti-Israel.
Ruffalo’s social media posts promoting the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement (BDS), a Palestinian campaign against Israel’s 1967 occupation, are at the root of this dispute.
Safra Katz, Oracle’s executive vice-chair, made comments in the post about the company’s support for Israel after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.
Catz claimed that Oracle made advanced technology available to the Israeli military.
BDS captioned this clip, accusing Oracle as “complicit in crimes against humanity and war crimes — including Apartheid against Palestinians and genocide.”
Ruffalo shared the Instagram post he made on Friday to take aim at Oracle founder Larry Ellison, who supported his son David Ellison in his purchase of Paramount Global via Skydance Media. Ruffalo claimed that Larry Ellison “is using [Oracle] as a way to finance his son David’s Warner Bros purchase.”
Ruffalo said that “these’really terrifying technologies’ are likely to be combined into one of largest media conglomerates around the globe and used one day against you.” Look how [Catz] enjoys what we have now come to call a genocide that was built upon an Apartheid-style system of oppression, powered by Oracle.
Ruffalo called on his supporters to oppose the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger. He argued that it would “catastrophic” for our industry, with job losses, increased cable costs, reduced competition, etc.
A federal judge is evaluating a lawsuit filed by a group of attorneys general from various states challenging the merger on antitrust grounds. This could take place until June next year.
Paramount responded at the weekend by saying that it is “upset when antisemitic tropes in the purported service of an alleged business dispute are invoked.”
Paramount told multiple media outlets that words like “genocide” and “apartheid,” when applied to corporate transactions, were not only wrong, but they went too far and cheapened the real suffering they are intended to describe. This doesn’t merit a similar response — to be clear we do not tolerate any prejudice against anyone.
NBC News has not received a statement from Paramount.
Ruffalo reaffirmed in his response to X on Saturday that his criticism did not target Jews. The merger, he said, “has real implications for people and the country.”
The actor said that scrutinizing the Ellisons and their business, which is based on data, government contracts and surveillance technologies, as well as the threat of editorial freedom, the potential loss of livelihoods for thousands of people, was fair and needed. The $111 billion agreement would give one family the control of CNN, HBO, and Warner Bros. This deal is backed by foreign money, which has not been explained fully to the public.
Paramount’s spokesperson stated that the company had no other comments.
Ruffalo is a long-time critic of Israel’s military actions in Gaza. He uses his social media platform and appearances on public television to bring attention to the suffering that civilians are experiencing there.
He apologized in 2021 for posts on social media that suggested Israel was perpetrating genocide. The statements were inaccurate, offensive, and disrespectful. His criticisms of Israel have become more pointed since then.
A United Nations panel concluded in September that Israel was committing genocide on Palestinians living in Gaza. In the U.S., public opinion has also changed: A Gallup survey conducted in February found that, for the very first time, more Americans sympathized with Palestinians (41%), than they did with Israelis (36%).
Ruffalo is one of thousands in the film industry who have pledged not to collaborate with Israeli institutions that they claim are involved in “genocide and Apartheid” against Palestinians.

Tyler Duckworth, star of “The Challenge”, was buried in a private service at the weekend.
On Saturday, the Augustana Lutheran Church, Grand Forks in North Dakota, hosted a memorial service for the TV personality.
Duckworth’s “Bananas Devenanzio” co-star attended the memorial service and posted emotional photos of behind-the scenes.
Devenanzio (44), was photographed touching a wooden vase with his head down and eyes closed. He was also seen hugging another guest in another photo.
The pamphlet, entitled “Celebrating Tyler’s life,” featured the passage Philippians 4:16-17.
Devenanzio spoke at the funeral, and was photographed at the pulpit.
He captioned his photos, “Lights Will Guide You Home.” “I hope that wherever the lights lead, you will know just how loved you are, and what a part of you we carry forever.
Devenanzio ended his conclusion with “Rest Easy, Brother.”
Greg Bennett-Cesarini was also in attendance, having previously appeared on several episodes of “Real Housewives of New Jersey.”
He remembered via Instagram that he met Duckworth in 2007, and that the latter has been “a presence in [his]life for the past 20 years.”
Bennett-Cesarini referred to the late friend as “the most intelligent person in any room.”
Duckworth’s 44-year-old tragic death on August 11 prompted Devenanzio to write a social media tribute.
You were much more than just a good friend. “You were more than just a friend. “You were the brother I didn’t have,” wrote he, sharing also a collage of Duckworth photos.
Joni, mother of the deceased reality star, wrote on Facebook at the time that the cause of his death was not known.
Duckworth’s body was discovered unresponsive, “up against the front door” according to the Grand Forks Police Department.
Page Six reported previously that Duckworth’s bathtub overflowed and his neighbor downstairs also complained of water leaking from the ceiling.
Officers are unsure how long Duckworth has been dead, although witnesses say they saw him just the day before he was found.
According to the US Sun, he had just undergone a surgery. However, it is unclear whether it was a factor in his death.
Duckworth’s last public appearance was for an event called Challenge Mania in Minneapolis, on the 31st of July.

Tyler Duckworth’s family gathered to honor the life of the reality star on Saturday. Johnny Bananas gives fans an inside look at the memorial.
Bananas, Tyler’s friend and former co-star Bananas shared pictures from the memorial service. These included flyers in Tyler’s honor and photos of Tyler’s friends as well as coworkers.
This post of remembrance was entitled “Lights Will Guide You Home”. You will always be in our hearts, no matter where they take you. Coldplay’s “Fix you” is the perfect accompaniment to this song.
Tyler gained fame in “The Real World: Key West”, 2006, before competing for six seasons on ‘The Challenge’. He won both ‘Cutthroats’ and Rivals’.
Bananas and He were close friends and roommates, and they won the title of “Rivals”, together in 2011, with Bananas.
Tyler, 44 years old and found in his apartment’s bathroom unresponsive earlier this month died.