Real Housewives of Dubai

Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Caroline Stanbury, Nina Ali, Lesa Milan, and Dr. Sara Al Madani took to our screens (exclusively on OSN+ btw,) and made our ...

Here's everything you need to know about the cast of Bravo's new show 'The Real Housewives of Dubai.'

Now a single mom to son Adam, Caroline Brooks is making a name for herself in the beauty industry. There's another Caroline in town! Dr. Sara Al Madani is no stranger to the United Arab Emirates — she's an entrepreneur who was born in the country. Chanel Ayan wears a lot of glamorous hats! Now a single mom to son Adam, Caroline Brooks is making a name for herself in the beauty industry. There's another Caroline in town! Dr. Sara Al Madani is no stranger to the United Arab Emirates — she's an entrepreneur who was born in the country. Chanel Ayan wears a lot of glamorous hats! _ _ _ _

But just how wealthy are the new stars? Read on to find out the estimated net worths of the six Housewives of Dubai.

Chanel Ayan has an estimated net worth of $1 million. Sara al Madani has an estimated net worth of $1 million. Caroline Brooks has an estimated net worth of $2 million. She is married to former footballer Sergio Carrallo. Caroline Brooks: Estimated net worth The omnipresent ‘Real Housewives’ series is back in another country.

Chanel Ayan said she didn't care about Caroline Stanbury's Hen party after not being invited to attend on Wednesday's series premiere of The Real Housewives ...

'She did not try to talk to me or get to know me,' Chanel said in a confessional. Some people think that she is nice, and then other people think she's a raging b****, but this is a city where you have to speak up.' 'This Hen night is totally different from the one I had for my last marriage,' Stanbury said in a confessional. Dubai drinking: 'When it comes to alcohol and drinking in Dubai, it's restricted,' Nina said in a confessional. At my age, I get a whole do-over and with a very hot, very loving husband.' 'When it comes to alcohol and drinking in Dubai, it's restricted,' Nina said in a confessional. She said she was originally from Newton, Massachusetts, but came to Dubai with her ex-husband. I belong in the Guinness Book of World Records,' she added. I belong in the Guinness Book of World Records,' she added. 'We found out there weeks ago that we couldn't get married in this country,' Stanbury said in a confessional. Brooks admitted she made the comment but only as a joke. 'I'm not bothered by it, but I just want to talk about something that's more interesting,' said Chanel, 43, during a group dinner.

DUBAI: The first episode of the much-anticipated UAE-based franchise of Bravo's “Real Housewives” is finally here. The reality TV show stars six ...

What: This is the festival you need to go to if you want to impress your fellow audience members at one of the other big-name festivals in two years’ time, when you’ll be able to say, “Oh yeah. What: There are four Rolling Loud festivals this summer: Toronto, New York, Portugal and Miami. The latter is the pick of the bunch. What also links the artists is the fact that both of them achieved popularity late in the game. This year is a prime example of the wide net the festival casts, covering a dizzying array of genres and generations, with over 3,000 performers across 12 stages. There are many participating artists from the Arab world, and I have been very selective, even among the works that got selected, in what is being shown and where,” he said. The iconic Dutch artist was born in the Netherlands in 1853, Lebanese-American artist and writer Adnan was born in French-mandated Beirut 72 years later. Rifai told Arab News: “This edition we are dedicating the fair to artists from the Arab world only. I really think that the history of the red carpet was always very frustrating for me because I always thought that red carpets were synonymous with Dubai, Los Angeles, New York, or anywhere else but Saudi, and now, it has become synonymous with Saudi Arabia,” he said. Although set in the UAE, it is catered to Western audiences and does revive an Orientalist approach that one would have hoped to be rid of in this day and age. It is universally understood that those walking down a red carpet are celebrities of note, usually dressed to the nines. Senior curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Sonnet Stanfill, told BBC Culture: “Red as a color has long been associated with prestige, royalty, and aristocracy. The primary purpose of this series is to entertain.”

What you need to know about the cast of Bravo's new show 'The Real Housewives of Dubai;' Nina Ali, Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Sara Al Madani, Lesa Milan, ...

Now, she’s tied the knot to former Real Madrid soccer player Sergio Carrallo. Plus, she’s the host of a podcast called Divorced Not Dead, she’s a luxury brand ambassador, and she recently launched a new shoe collection. About her: While she has now lived in Dubai for over eight years, Lesa was born in Jamaica and grew up in Miami, Florida. Oh, and fun fact: in 2010 she was crowned Miss Jamaica International. She’s now the founder of the youth educational brand My Little Makers, which produces toys, books, and media specifically designed for young children. In 2014, she also just so happened to become the youngest member of Sharjah’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry after being chosen by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Muhammed Al Qassimi. NBD! Other business ventures of Sara’s include a creative consultancy called Social Fish, and she’s also mother to her 6-year-old son, Maktoum. And although the show just premiered, we already know that she’s the definition of booked and busy. About her: Chanel was born and raised in Kenya but moved to Brazil when she was 18 to pursue modeling. She spent most of her life in the United States before making her way to Dubai shortly after her 2010 wedding to husband Munaf Ali, and she has lived there ever since!

Caroline Stanbury and Chanel Ayan delivered the drama during the premiere episode of Real Housewives of Dubai. Now, Caroline's exclusively revealing her ...

It's kind of like a sorority." "It has been unbelievable," Caroline said. " "They're up in arms. I think they kept saying, 'You managed to keep your cool.'" So, when Caroline and the other ladies started raving about how much fun said party was during a dinner hosted by Nina Ali, Ayan called them out.