Ep 2. Crowd Control

Kim Zolciak-Biermann is back with her family for another season of Don't Be Tardy, and in season 3 episode 2, titled "Crowd Control," she's busy trying to balance her many roles as a mom, wife, and reality TV star all while planning a massive performance at the Georgia Dome.

As we catch up with the Biermann clan, we see that things are just as hectic as ever. Kim is struggling with managing her many children and their various schedules, while also trying to keep the romance alive with her husband Kroy Biermann. Meanwhile, Kroy is working hard to build his football career back up after being released from the Atlanta Falcons, leaving Kim to handle the bulk of the family responsibilities.

But Kim has always been a go-getter, and this season we see her take on a whole new challenge: organizing a huge dance performance at the Georgia Dome. With over 400 kids signed up to perform, Kim is feeling the pressure to make sure that everything goes smoothly. She enlists the help of her best friend and fellow Housewife, NeNe Leakes, to assist with rehearsals and keep the kids in line.

As the day of the performance draws closer, tensions start to mount. Kim is worried that the kids won't be able to remember their choreography, while Kroy is dealing with the stress of finding a new football team. Meanwhile, the rest of the family is busy dealing with their own dramas, from Ariana's crush on a boy at school to Brielle's newfound independence.

Despite all the chaos, the big day finally arrives, and the Biermann family is determined to put on a show-stopping performance. With the help of some adorable children and a whole lot of energy, they take to the stage and wow the crowds with their impressive dance skills. And though there are a few hiccups along the way, the family's bond and determination help them to overcome any obstacles in their way.

As always, Don't Be Tardy delivers plenty of laughs and drama, while also showcasing the importance of family and the challenges that come with balancing work and parenthood. With the Biermanns at the helm, viewers are guaranteed to be entertained, and "Crowd Control" is no exception.