RHOC's reclusive Kimberly Bryant and husband Scott foreclose on $1.3M Chicago home after suffering '100% loss of income'

REAL Housewives of Orange County star Kimberly Bryant and her husband, Scott, foreclosed on their Chicago suburb home in 2014.

The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal RHOC star Kimberly told the court Scott had lost "100% of his income" because of the competitive Chicago job market, according to court papers.

According to Bryant's mortgage, the couple initially owed Bank of America $1,244,000 when they bought the home on September 8, 2006.

By September 5, 2013, Kimberly, who appeared on season one of RHOC, and Scott still owed $1,184,929 on the home.

👉 For more insights, check out this resource.

On November 12, 2013, Kimberly said in court papers: "My spouse and I were served notice on October 14, 2013, to file a response to the summons... regarding a foreclosure action at our property.

"Due to the lack of employment opportunities in Illinois, resulting in 100% loss of income, we are actively attempting to sell the home through a short sale."

👉 Discover more in this in-depth guide.

The RHOC OG star explained: "We have engaged a real estate agent and the property is actively being marketed to potential buyers at the present time."

According to the court documents exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun, the foreclosure sale of the property happened on May 30, 2014.

Kimberly and Scott had to vacate the home by December 17, 2014.

It is uncertain where the couple moved to, but Kimberly was a registered citizen of Texas at the time.

The Illinois six-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home is now worth $1,397,933, according to Redfin.

WHERE'S KIM?

After her splash debut in season one of RHOC, Kimberly, Scott, and their family had to move back to the Midwest due to concern over a benign cancerous mole growing on her son.

Most fans recall Kimberly getting breast implants for Scott on season one, going from an A cup to a D.

Kimberly told her fans that since he got a vasectomy for her, she felt as if she owed it to him.

Last fans heard from Kimberly and her family, she made brief appearances on seasons three and four and was still living in Illinois.

Bravo reported she did a lot of charity work in Chicago, including organizing a fashion show fundraiser for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.

Kimberly has been leading a low-profile life and even refused to join her fellow season one Real Housewives for a 10-year reunion in 2016.

'KEEPING IT REAL'

Kimberly isn't the only Housewife a little low on luck after her time on the show.

Real Housewives of Potomac’s Katie Rost is now earning $14 an hour at an organic market in Cabin John, Maryland. 

She posted to Instagram on Saturday and shared a selfie from inside the store.

“Jesus Christ, I started working, like a real job,” she told her 4,000 followers in the caption. 

“I just got off of an eight-hour shift working minimum wage.”

Katie, who was a cast member on RHOP for season one in 2016, added she feels “like a real person instead of a reality TV person.”

Although she has made guest appearances on the show in recent seasons, it appears Katie is sticking to the simple life following her stint in rehab.

The Bravolebrity completed a 30-day program in October to “kick alcohol and Adderall in a medical setting,” she told her fans at the time.