It's splitsville for Kim Zolciak and DJ Tracy Young.
It looks like Zolciak may be more of a lesbian that we thought because her "relationship" lasted more than a mere two seconds.
Aftercoming outasbisexual, it seems as if the mother of two likes to play with the toys on both sides of the playground and has been seeing both Young and Poppa "bi-exclusively."
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star has been involved in a long-term relationship with married businessman Lee Najaar a.k.a "Big Poppa" and Young, 40, doesn't really feel like sharing her Barbie anymore.
It appears that Young was tired of her not being able to make a full commitment to the DJ. A source close to Zolciak, 31, told RadarOnline Tuesday, "They have split up because Tracy was sick and tired of her constantly going back to Lee Najaar.
Although Zolciak tells another story.
US Weekly reports Wednesday that Zolciak will not remain friends with the DJ and claims she had "never been with a woman before in my life."
"It was a one-time deal and it's just blown up," Zolciak said Wednesday on radio show The Bert Show on Q100 Atlanta.
"We spent a ton of time together," Zolciak says. "And, you know, things happen, that's it."
"It didn't take a whole bottle of wine," adds Zolciak of their fling. "I was clearly aware of what I was doing...I had a connection with her for sure. It is what it is."
Implying that Young exaggerated their one-night-stand to the media, Zolciak says, "Whoever -- only two people knew about [our tryst] -- whoever needed to run to the press with it, there you have it."
On ending their relationship, Zolciak tells Young, "I said to her, 'Look, wow, settle on down. It's not good that we communicate. This has blown up like crazy and...I don't ever really wanna talk to you again. I don't appreciate all this stuff."
Zolciak adds that the media speculation bothered her 13-year-old daughter, "It's hard already in middle school...I'm comfortable talking about it. I'm not embarrassed or ashamed, [but] I have kids and a family."
"I adore [Young], she's a great girl...but there's not even going to be a friendship. There just can't be."
The duo met while Young was helping Zolciak mix her popular hit single "Tardy for the Party." Last week Zolciak toldLife & Style, "I don't believe love has a gender. I have a ton of girlfriends who have been with girls, and I could never comprehend that before. Now I can. But I don't want to define gay, bisexual or straight. I just think it's too much for me - a woman doesn't define me, nor does a man."
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