Another time! For Kim Zolciak-Biermann, a sugar daddy was her reality in the earlier seasons of Real Housewives of Atlanta, despite the mysterious Big Poppa being married to another woman at the time.

Big Poppa — whose real name is Lee Najjar — is the successful real estate manager behind Kim’s lavish way of life pre-Kroy. Lee paid for her Range Rover and allegedly, her townhouse ...

Does Big Poppa Have Kids? Kimberly and Lee have two children together — Katelin Najjar, who is now a blogger with a decent social media following, and Jeremy Najjar. Was Big Poppa on 'Cribs'?

a former Big Bend teacher is doing what she can to ensure families in need have a holiday meal on the table. Organizer Kelly Vinson has been busy collecting Blessing Baskets, which include ...

It's time to celebrate! Not only because the warm, sunny days of spring are officially here, but also because Amazon is hosting what is shaping up to be the sale of the season. The Amazon Big ...

He noted how one lyric in particular — “a T-bone steak, cheese eggs and Welch’s grape” from his future hit single “Big Poppa” — was inspired by the meals they spent together.

Rhoads believes the giant, hog-shaped meat smoker was stolen. "It's hard to miss," Rhoads said. "It's not like you can hide something as big as this is." Rhoads said the smoker is usually kept in ...

A costume designer named Rashida Ellis is social distancing with her bulldog Big Poppa during the coronavirus pandemic, and Twitter is so sympathetic to the sweet bulldog's quarantine mood.

The red, blue and white hues of Big Poppa’s Bistro in Kazhakuttam ... is slow cooked for over a day in a custom-made smoker with a secret spice rub. “The brisket is smoked for 22 hours ...

Iowa State withstood Texas Tech's best effort to notch a tough Big 12 road win on Saturday. The Cyclones erased a 13-point ...

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Florida has been blasted with stronger hurricanes than ever before. A prolific disease carried by insects continues to devastate orange groves. And, on top of all that, consumers are watching thei ...