Present her the cash!

Kim Zolciak’s daughter Ariana Biermann claimed her mother and stepdad Kroy Biermann spent all the cash she’s made amid their contentious divorce.

“I’ve been on TV since I used to be 5 years outdated,” the 23-year-old recalled in a confessional on the Tuesday premiere of her new Bravo actuality collection, “Subsequent Gen NYC.”

“I did actuality tv with my household after which I began posting on Instagram. I acquired my first model deal after I was 14.”

“I used to be doing like three posts every week and also you receives a commission astronomical [sic] to do a narrative or to do an Instagram put up and I made fairly a bit of cash. However, sadly, my mother and father took my cash.”

Ariana defined she “can’t say precisely” what her mother and father used her cash on, however “discovered that it was gone two years in the past.”

“I don’t even know the way a lot cash I revamped the time interval,” the fact star admitted. “No one was sincere, there was no transparency and I do not know the place it truly went.”

Ariana additionally shared that her mother and father’ monetary woes have put a pressure on her relationship along with her boyfriend, Hudson McLeroy — particularly when Kim, 47, allegedly calls to ask for cash.

“Typically I don’t inform Hudson when she’s asking me for one thing as a result of she’s going by this loopy divorce and dwelling with 4 youngsters,” she shared in a confessional.

“I get it and I by no means need cash to destroy the connection with my household.”

Web page Six has reached out to a rep for Zolciak for remark, however didn’t instantly hear again.

Over the past couple of years, the “Actual Housewives of Atlanta” alum and the previous Atlanta Falcons participant, 39, have confronted monetary hardship.

Shortly after the couple filed to finish their marriage, Kroy claimed the previous Bravo star had a playing drawback that “financially devastated” their household.

He additionally alleged Zolciak spent over $600,000 on luxurious gadgets from high-end shops corresponding to Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Chanel and extra between 2016 and 2023.

In February, the exes lastly offered their Georgia mansion — for $3 million lower than their authentic asking value — after the house spent a 12 months and a half available on the market and confronted foreclosures.

“Subsequent Gen NYC” airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.