Real Housewives Of Atlanta Star’s Ex-Husband Is A Child Molester

…And Is In Prison For Said Crimes Against A Young Girl

Kim Zolciak

According to Radar Online, Daniel Dominic Toce, the ex-husband of "Real Housewives Of Atlanta" star Kim Zolciak, is in prison for child molestation, regarding a 15-year-old girl. Toce is also the dad of Zolciak’s two girls, who have been featured on the notorious reality show.

Kim Zolciak and her daughters

It must be very difficult for her children knowing their dad is in prison and on such serious charges involving a minor. Now that it has become public knowledge, kids at school may make fun of or bully them over it as well, but should not. They cannot be blamed for what their dad did. They should not blame themselves either.

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Real Housewife Kim Zolciak’s Ex-Husband Is In Prison For Child Molestation

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Russell Armstrong and Taylor Armstrong

Russell Armstrong, 47, the husband of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, Taylor Armstrong, was found dead in his Los Angeles apartment. Police report Armstrong hanged himself. The couple had been going through a stressful divorce, which was exacerbated by mounting debts, lawsuits and a forthcoming tell-all, which proved too much for Armstrong.

The Bravo network's "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" is supposed to expose the public to a lifestyle of wealth and glamour. However, more often than not, the public finds out the individuals on the "Real Housewives" reality series, are keeping up appearances, facing significant debt and nowhere as wealthy as the show makes them out to be. Many of the shows' stars are in foreclosure, eviction and or bankruptcy.

It's a shame Armstrong took his life. Money and material things are not worth dying for. Money does not define you. Faith and family are what matter. You can recover from financial setbacks. Think rationally and make positive changes to get things back on track. You aren't the first person to experience financial trouble and you won't be the last. There's no shame in that.

We live in difficult economic times. Many people are experiencing financial troubles, but the public must keep things in perspective and realize suicide is not the answer.