Kim Zolciak's Daughter Breaks Silence On Getting Fillers Right Out Of High School At 18

Kim Zolciak's oldest daughter, Brielle Biermann, is reflecting on her plastic surgery journey ahead of her wedding to fiancé Billy Seidl.

The "Don't Be Tardy" alum got candid about her cosmetic procedures over the years, confessing that she believed these enhancements were normal. She began her journey at 18 to treat her biggest insecurity.

Kim Zolciak welcomed two children, Brielle and Ariana Biermann, from past relationships before tying the knot with Kroy Biermann in 2011. She welcomed four more children with the former NFL player, who adopted her two oldest daughters.

Brielle, alongside her mom and other celebrities, are the new stars of E! Entertainment's "Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind." A clip of the entertainer's discussion with Dr. Terry Dubrow was shared on the network's YouTube page, covering Brielle's cosmetic journey.

While speaking to Dubrow, Brielle revealed she started using fillers at 18, immediately after graduating from high school. "My mom took me to LA, and I got my lips done by the doctor. Everybody was getting their lips done at the time," she recalled, her confession shocking the renowned doctor.

When Dubrow asked if the doctor did not hesitate to use fillers on an 18-year-old, Brielle claimed there was no opposition. "Oh, it was like, 'Get in the chair. Let's go,'" she said. The TV personality added that she never doubted getting lip fillers was the right thing to do, given her environment.

Brielle explained that she grew up in an environment where people around her were having plastic surgery and cosmetic enhancements. She noted she was influenced from a young age by following Zolciak to all her doctor appointments, saying:

"I feel like she was mostly getting every laser you could think of to remain youthful. So then every month I'm like, 'Oh, I need to go get my lips done.' Filler became like going and getting like a Diet Coke, you know?"

Brielle noted that using fillers became the norm for her, like getting her nails done; however, she had one regret about her cosmetic journey. The reality TV star wished she had listened to Zolciak and skipped the under-eye filler, which has now become an insecurity because one side was puffier than the other.

Brielle previously got candid about her cosmetic journey in 2019, telling PEOPLE she had wanted to get her lips done since she was 14. She explained that she was born with thin lips and became extremely insecure since all her friends had big, fuller lips.

"Since I was 14, I was like, I have to have my lips done right when I turn 18. If I could've done it sooner, I would've, and I don't regret it. I don't think I've gone overboard like people claim," Brielle said. She doubled down on not regretting her lip filler despite the backlash she faced, adding:

"Everybody has an opinion, and some people say I've gone overboard. I will say, in some pictures, they do look a little crazy, but I feel like in person they're actually not."

Brielle's participation in the new reality TV show was announced last month. She shared the news on Instagram, dropping a trailer for the program, which premiered on Wednesday, July 9. According to the official press release, Brielle shall address the "pros and cons" of her cosmetic enhancements.

Bravo shared that Brielle Zolciak and seven other celebrities would embark on a journey of self-reflection to decide whether they wish to reverse their plastic surgeries. As for Brielle, she reportedly joined the show to make some changes to her look ahead of her wedding.

The TV personality reportedly wanted a "softer, more natural look" before walking down the aisle with Billy Seidl. The couple has been engaged since February 2024, and Brielle frequently keeps fans updated about their relationship through her social media posts.

While enjoying the highs of her engagement amid Zolciak's bitter divorce from her estranged husband, Brielle was embroiled in a car accident lawsuit. The Blast covered the story, reporting she was sued for her alleged involvement in a July 5, 2024, crash.

The plaintiff, Phillip Gibson, accused Brielle of cutting him off at a turning point in Georgia, causing him to swerve and run onto the center median of the roundabout. The crash allegedly damaged his left rear wheel and tire, which is why he is demanding compensation.

Gibson asked for $750 to cover his damages; however, Brielle denied her involvement in the accident. Sources claimed she left Georgia on July 3, two days before the alleged incident, and could not be held responsible.