Kim Zolciak Biermann “Fucks Given”
So I have been a fan of Kim since 2008 when she first made an appearance on The Real Housewives Of Atlanta, I think the thing that I loved about her even though she was the only white girl 🙂 was that she had no issue saying what she thought or how she felt that’s how I am a no nonsense kinda Bitch!!!!! Her wigs needed a little help back then but she came up well. Being a single mom and doing what she needed to do she did it very well .When she met Kroy I was like what this is going to be interesting but they balance each other out. Her recent post on Instagram made me want to blog I have known her to never not say or do anything she didn’t want to I mean look at her show people. I believe that she and her family are human just kike us they have a different job then us and yes they choose to out themselves out there but they do not deserve to be treated the way they do. She choose to have an elective surgery and she choose to share with the public to hopefully help some moms that maybe had had 6 kids and going or feeling the same way she was. I feel like some people don’t have anything better to do then go onto these sites and put up negativity. How about we try and spread some positivist I’m sharing a quote from Kim and leaving you with that don’t judge people you don’t know and get a life . ““I think I have officially read it all after posting my bathing suit pic yesterday!” the mother of six wrote. “From photo-shopping a thigh gap, to photo-shopping my breast, to photo-shopping a butt how about.. it’s me alllll F—KIN ME haters ..every last bit is ME!! Zoom in real f—kin close too… I dare you… no photo-shopping!!”
My surgeon didn’t change my size, I’m the same size 4 I have always been, he simply fixed my hernia, repaired my muscles and gave me the most incredible set of tatas EVER!” she explained of her various procedures. “I shared my story on ‘Don’t be Tardy’ for the moms out there that are like me, having breastfed your babies and being left with less than perky tatas! I wanted women to know it’s OK to take care of you and feel good about yourself after having children. I wanted women to see 1st hand the process, the recovery etc I always wished I could watch someone go through.”
