Unfortunately, Kim Zolciak just scolded all of us. She’s not here for our critics of her clickbait posts. In case you missed it, Kim tried to make a few bucks the other day by posting a click article that said “RIP” along with a picture of her and estranged husband Kroy Biermann. Kim’s followers were quick to drag her for the bizarre post and even Kim’s daughter responded to it. However, Kim is adamant that there’s more to the story, and she just slammed her followers for misinterpreting her.
Kim justified her clickbait with more clickbait
Although the consensus on the internet is that Kim’s RIP post was in poor taste, she’s trying to justify it. She shared yet another clickbait post where she tried to explain the previous one. Ariana Biermann must be thrilled.
Kim wrote, ‘#LinkInBio… I am TIRED OF ALL THE LIES and ACCUSATIONS,’ Kim began. ‘EVERY DAY it’s always something new. I’m tired of so much BS being thrown my way.” She continued, “So you want to know ‘what died?’ Here’s the truth.”
According to Kim, it was a “tribute to many we’ve lost this past year.” She said she wasn’t trying to insinuate that Kroy died, and confirmed he is alive. Instead, she was referring to their relationship that “died.” “The story was a tribute to many we’ve lost this past year. And yes my relationship was lost too so it seemed fitting,” she explained.
From there, Kim dragged everyone for being critical of her. She said her fans should know she has more “tact and class and compassion” than announce the death of her estranged husband via a clickbait post.
“People also need to get serious,” Kim said. “Do you actually think if Kroy died—even with all of the issues we’ve had—my first instinct would be to go to my Instagram and post #LinkInBio with his pic and #RIP attached?”
Kim is still missing the point. No one thought Kroy died. The issue is that her clickbait posts have become so low quality that it’s hard to take her seriously. Regardless, it doesn’t look like any amount of feedback will stop her from using these posts to make a few coins.
