Don't Be Tardy

When a new dress can't be made in time for the big day, Kim buys the exact same dress online.

Kim not only finds her second look for the wedding, but she stumbles upon a very sexy third outfit as well.

Kroy's parents, whom Kim has only met once, are coming for a week-long visit.

Kim and Kroy lay down the rules as Brielle gets ready for her first homecoming dance.

All is well with Kim and Kroy as they welcome new baby Kash into the world, but squeezing another baby into the townhouse alongside baby KJ, a teen, a tween, two nannies, and god knows how many wigs is a little tight! Kim is ready to move and a visit to her new "dream home" only makes things worse when she realizes buying an unfinished foreclosure may not have been the best idea. With so much construction left to be done and a mold issue to remediate, she won’t be moving anytime soon. Back at the townhouse, Kim and Shun try to make the best of the situation by cleaning up a hoarder-worthy amount of stuff. Then during a rare quiet moment at home, Kim and Kroy receive news that Kim’s mom isn’t done causing trouble for the Biermanns.

Kim is informed of her mothers choice to seek court ordered visitation of the girls. Kim decides to celebrate Ariana's birthday by having an extravagant birthday celebration. Later, the media reveals Kim's mothers choice, which leads to her having to tell the girls the truth about their grandmother.

It’s Kim and Kroy’s one-year anniversary and Kim’s got a plan –- she wants to surprise Kroy with a romantic and elaborate celebration, but in Kim Zolciak style she waited till five days before the anniversary to start all the planning. Even though Kroy is playing an away game the day of the anniversary, he’s not too happy about his wife planning the celebration without him and is less than pleased about it being a surprise.

Kim and Kroy visit Psychic Rose who predicts that the Falcons are going to the Super Bowl! Kim knows next to nothing about football and as a footballer's wife, it's time she step it up. Kim decides to learn the game from the ladies football league, which is not exactly like Kim expected. Armed with her new appreciation and understanding of the game, Kim invites Brielle and her friend to one of Kroy’s games, but before she can show off her newfound knowledge, she needs to figure out how to get out of the house and actually make it to the game before it’s over.

The family begins the process of having Kroy adopt Kim's daughters. Elsewhere, Brielle is given a tutor and Kroy emerges as the family disciplinarian.

A tell-all book and a lawsuit test the family, as does a betrayal from an unlikely source. Kim and the gang try to get past those problems by cooking up a Thanksgiving feast.

After years of building their dream life in Atlanta, the Biermanns must contemplate leaving it all behind when Kroy becomes an NFL free agent. Kim and Kroy remain optimistic but not everyone is on their side. With Brielle's 18th birthday just around the corner, Kim must come to terms with the idea of moving without her full team behind her. With too many balls in the air, Kim turns to her new assistant Gloria and Chef Tracey for help but notoriously outrages Tracey's ideas on how to fix them may be too over the top, even for Kim.

Kim makes an appearance at Mohegan Sun in her hometown of Windsor Locks, Connecticut. After 16 years away, Kim decides to take Kroy home for a stroll down memory lane. Stops on the emotional tour include the apartment where she raised Brielle, lunch with her high-school friends, and an impromptu tour of the house she grew up in.

Kim's invited to give a speech at a women's expo, but Kim is against the idea, stirring up tension in the Biermann home. Meanwhile, Brielle reveals that she wants to be an entertainment reporter, so Kim organizes a practice interview with singer Monica.

After Kim's second dance on DWTS, she suffered a stroke, which in turn led to major heart surgery. As a result of that ordeal, this mother of six is ready to take on a new addition to the family. Meanwhile, both Brielle and Tracey are single and spend most of their time swiping left and right all over the Internet. Ariana is finishing up 8th grade while the four little ones spend their days terrorizing their big siblings. Kim loves her ever-expansive, crazy brood and doesn't see any harm in adding one more into the mix.

Kroy is confident that he won't have another run with the Falcons, which means a big move could be on the horizon. Kim is worried about the contents of her closet while Ariana dreads having to start high school in a new city. Meanwhile, Brielle has joined the Biermann payroll as Kim's newest assistant, but struggles to meet Kim's demands.

Motivated by Tracey's passion for animals, the Biermann's join her for a day at the Humane Society. Kim's baby fever reaches an all-time high when she meets the puppies that are up for adoption. Kroy is the only one standing strongly against bringing a dog home, perhaps because everyone's too busy to take care of it. Then again, after checking out the teacup piglet Brielle received as a present, a new puppy suddenly looks a whole lot more appealing.

Kim and Kroy pack up all six kids and head to Kroy's hometown of Hardin, Montana. The younger kids are in heaven, while Ariana and Brielle are just happy to get cell service. As wonderful as it is for everyone to see where dad grew up, Kim longs for the comforts of her own home.

The Biermann kids haven't stopped running around since the plane landed in Montana. Kim loves seeing Kroy in his element, but knows her element is back in Atlanta, with her Starbucks and walk-in closet. As the family vacation comes to an end, Kroy gets a call from his agent and everyone wonders if this is the call that will determine their fate.

After Montana, Kim needs an adult-only break to find her inner peace and Zen. So of course she, Kroy, and Tracey head to the casino – the one place where Kim can fully shut off the rest of the world and focus on her favorite thing: Money. Kim’s strategy is to take out $25k so she can bet big and hopefully win big. Meanwhile, Brielle is upping the ante on her love life and going out on her first date since breaking up with Slade. Will her date be an ace in the hole, or no dice?

Brielle threatens to move out; Ariana sneaks out of the house at night; Kim and Kroy attend a skin-care convention in Italy and take Brielle and Ariana with them; the gang checks into a five-star hotel in Florence and embark on an adventure.

Arriving at the convention, Kim searches for packaging ideas for her skin care line; she is sidetracked by the body modification buffet; Guilio takes the gang on a tour of Florence, Italy; Kim tries to formulate a vow renewal proposal.

Kim, Kroy, and the "originals" are through with business, and now it's all pleasure in Italy. Next stop – Venice! Brielle and Ariana joy ride the canals, while Kim attempts to propose a vow renewal to Kroy... on a wobbly gondola. Back in Atlanta, KJ lets Tracey know who's really in charge while Kim and Kroy are away.

Brielle's baseball beau keeps asking her to move in with him, making her wonder if it's time to finally flee the Biermann coop. Meanwhile, Kim and Kroy grow wary of Tracey's white lies, putting her outrageous stories to the test with a polygraph. They also use their sleuthing skills to dig up some disappointing dirt on Ariana.

Kroy dishes out more discipline to Ariana, his already-grounded teenage daughter. Brielle is determined to learn “how to baseball” to impress her Major League-bound boyfriend. Kim and Kroy play private investigator and tail Tracey home, only to discover why they’ve never been invited.

The Biermann family has a lot on its plate; Ariana finds her first true love; Brielle wants to move out; Kroy searches for a new career; with prom coming up, Kim focuses on turning her daughter into a princess.

Kim wants her children to live under her roof forever; Brielle ramps up the search for a place of her own; Ariana recruits the family's nanny to aid in her quest for a driver's license; Rose, the family psychic, tells some unwelcome truths.

After a break-in hits too close to home, the Biermanns get serious about self-defense and attend a gun safety course; Brielle finds the perfect apartment before getting Kim and Kroy's blessing to move out.

Kim wants Brielle to stay. Kroy wants Brielle to move out. And they both don’t want Ariana to be Brielle. So they lay down the law: whatever Ariana does with her life, it had better involve college. Off campus, the Biermann clan contemplates its future, and a new idea percolates: conquering the coffee industry.

It's the dating game and a now-single Brielle is on the hot seat; the Biermann clan spends some time in a food truck worker's shoes.

A self-proclaimed hater of change, Kim is horrified by the prospect of turning 40; while Kroy tries to convince Kim to celebrate the occasion in style, they grapple with a frightening health issue; a shocking announcement from Brielle.

With the kids growing up, the family goes on one last epic vacation - Biermann style -- before Ariana heads off to college next year. Six kids, six weeks, going coast to coast crammed into an RV.

The Biermanns head to Nashville; the Littles go hog wild in a candy store; Kim learns some disturbing news about her father.

Still reeling from the bombshell about Kim’s dad, the Biermanns say a heartfelt goodbye to Tracey, whose son awaits her in Atlanta. Meanwhile, a visit to the St Louis Arch triggers Kim’s many phobias.

Hold on to your wigs as the Biermanns come face to face with ghouls and ghosts in the most haunted house in the country. The only thing scarier for Kim? Dropping her phone in the RV toilet.

After days of stormy weather, the sun finally comes out for the Biermanns as they head to Branson, Missouri, or as Kroy calls it, “the Vegas for Littles.” But the good times only last so long as the RV breaks down in the middle of nowhere.

With half of the trip behind them, the Biermanns are ready to tackle the legendary Route 66. Only one problem - the RV’s busted. Stranded in an abandoned parking lot, the Biermanns must pull together to survive the night...and each other.