The Glamorous Lives of the Real Housewives of Dubai

If you’re wondering whether or not the Real Housewives of Dubai are as glamorous in real life as they are on television, you’re not alone. These wealthy women may have beautiful homes and elegant clothes, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have drama behind the scenes. In fact, these ladies love to argue just as much as the women from other cities do, often over their designer purses and shoes. Keep reading to learn more about how their money makes them happy...and how it sometimes drives them crazy!

The drama is real

There are so many real-life dramas on The Real Housewives of Dubai. The incredible wealth, flawless beauty and sophistication make for a perfect setting to showcase your favorite drama-filled reality TV show. If you’re looking for great new (or old) material, look no further than The Real Housewives of Dubai! You won’t find anything quite like it in any other city. And while there’s nothing remotely scandalous about these ladies, they sure do create some good entertainment! These ladies are all over Instagram showing off their extravagant lifestyles in hopes to one day get selected as a Real Housewife—how fun would that be? These ladies have style and grace and class—and that's just how I like my coffee served! Their lives might seem like fantasy at times, but if you watch long enough, you can learn some lessons from them too. When money is no object and appearances are everything then it is easy to see why having a personal trainer or going under the knife is necessary. Whether or not we should judge them for their lifestyle choices isn't important; what is important is that we appreciate those who choose to live differently by making healthy decisions with what little money they have available.

There’s always more than one point of view

Just like there’s more than one side to every story, there’s always more than one perspective. Having a diverse workforce is important for a variety of reasons, but especially if you want to make sure that you're never looking at your business through a single lens. For example, maybe male customers are important to your business success; if all your employees are women, you might be missing out on an opportunity. Or perhaps an international audience is where it's at; hiring employees from around the world will help open up new markets and provide an insider's perspective on different cultures. When it comes to creating a diverse team, look beyond race and gender and consider skill sets as well. Are there certain skills or experiences that you need? Then try to find people who have them. One thing to keep in mind: It can be difficult for some people (especially those who aren't used to being in positions of power) to manage a diverse group of employees. This can sometimes lead to unconscious bias, which can cause managers—even those with good intentions—to treat their non-dominant group members differently than they would dominant group members. To avoid making these mistakes, take advantage of diversity training and other resources designed specifically for managers . If you're just starting out, don't worry about building a perfect team right away—just do what you can within reason and focus on improving over time.

They are normal women with normal problems

there’s arguments about debts, juggling work and social life and dealing with overbearing mothers. The difference is that these women live in an exotic place, are wealthy and have many connections to help them through their everyday problems. They all seem to be struggling with their relationship statuses – whether it be having a man or feeling there’s something missing from their lives. It feels as though they’re unhappy because they need more than just their standard run-of-the-mill relationship. All of them have put so much into creating a perfect life for themselves but they all appear empty inside despite having everything they could possibly want at their fingertips... How long can they sustain such lavish lifestyles while being emotionally unfulfilled? We will soon find out! Watch each episode of The Real Housewives of Dubai on Saturdays on Drama TV starting March 14th.

This show should not be watched by children under 18 years old due to some adult content. Viewer discretion advised. This show contains adult language, sexual situations and violence which may not suitable for younger viewers. Parental guidance suggested.

How they manage their money and business

Bethenny Frankel is an American talk show host, author, and entrepreneur. She has her own line of teas, sold on HSN, where she made $7 million a year ago from sales. Her franchise The Skinnygirl empire is worth millions (it includes everything from alcoholic beverages to diet bars to frozen meals). In addition to her TV work (Bethenny was also a judge on Top Chef), Bethenny released her own book in 2008 called Naturally Thin: Unleash Your SkinnyGirl and Free Yourself from a Lifetime of Dieting. It became a New York Times bestseller and landed her more TV opportunities. She recently signed with ABC for another series based around love called Love, Lust or Run with chef Beau MacMillan. This will be her first scripted television role since The Apprentice. She’s currently dating Jason Hoppy, who she met at a mutual friend’s party last fall. He runs his own hedge fund and lives in Manhattan Beach, California. They have been together since November 2011 but live separate lives because they both travel so much for their careers.

They are rich, but self-made

Born in different countries, with vastly different backgrounds, none of these women are related. But they all have one thing in common: an entrepreneurial spirit. From fashion to real estate to interior design, these women work hard for their millions—and love living a luxurious lifestyle at home and abroad. The Real Housewives of Dubai follows their endeavors as they join their friends for boisterous brunches on yachts off Cote d’Azur beaches and jet set across the globe shopping and partying with top celebrities. At home, each maintains busy households while pursuing their passions. They are mothers, wives, daughters and businesswomen; who say that you can’t have it all? They do! Tune in every week to see how they manage it all!

Yes, it's scripted (and the cast members know it)

Sure, you know that the drama is all staged, but don't let that stop you from enjoying a fun reality TV fix. It's not like your watching The Bachelorette, after all. Instead of getting yourself caught up in wondering whether these women will find true love (spoiler alert: they won't), just sit back and enjoy a good vicarious escape into another world for an hour every week. It may be scripted, but it's a fun hour nonetheless. Plus, knowing its fake sets you up to avoid extra disappointment when your own real-life relationships go awry! And we all need something to help us forget about our less-than-stellar love lives, right? Right? Guys?!?!?

What happens when 'reality' meets reality television: While filming was going on during season one of The Real Housewives of Dubai, news broke that one cast member had made a sex tape with her ex-boyfriend and sold it to Vivid Entertainment Group. She was fired immediately. But producers kept her in anyway—after all, how else are they going to get viewers tuning in for season two?

Their glam lives don't come cheap. Some make millions while others struggle to get by

it's a competitive world, and no one is spared from it. But what happens when their financial issues become public knowledge? If they have family members or people they trust that have nothing to do with celebrity gossip, they might be able to come up with some solution. However, most people don't know how to deal with an embarrassment like that so news spreads fast and it turns into a complete scandal. And when some of these scandals happen in other countries and cities that you're not familiar with, it becomes even more fascinating...but also more concerning because you really don't know how things are going to end up... especially if there are children involved. These women always think about their kids first, but sometimes they can't help but worry about themselves too. It's never easy to see someone else suffer through something like that, especially when it affects your own life as well...especially if you care about them! It would be nice if everyone could live a happy life without having to worry about anything else besides being happy and enjoying life while they still can! After all, none of us knows how long we'll live for so we should make sure we enjoy every single day of our lives!

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Their 'fans' have some ridiculous expectations

The Real Housewives of Dubai have several fan pages on social media with thousands of 'fans'. Most comments on these pages are positive, but there are some that suggest viewers would like to see a little more authenticity from their favourite TV stars. One fan wrote, It's hard for me to relate to them because I was raised in another culture, and so I can't really make sense of what they are saying. Another said, I love that you show us how fabulous life is in Dubai, but we don't really know much about your REAL lives. Whatever next? #sayitlikeitis. Well okay then... I'm currently working as an intern at a travel agency, earning commission on each sale. My boyfriend works in IT support for a local business. We're saving up for our wedding which will be held at my parents' house next year. We plan to start trying for children soon after that and hopefully we'll be able to buy our own home within five years! Oh wait...that's not glamorous enough? Sorry guys! I forgot that being real isn't always glamorous! (sarcasm)

Drama sells - It wouldn't be on TV otherwise!

It’s easy to think that we have all become so dependent on luxuries and technological gadgets that we can no longer survive without them. When faced with a situation in which these things are suddenly taken away, it’s scary to imagine our lives without them. But there are plenty of examples from throughout history—pre-industrial societies, modern-day third-world countries—that prove we’re capable of making it through life without electricity or running water. The important thing is to prepare yourself for worst-case scenarios. Having a plan in place is paramount—and knowing how to make decisions on a whim could save your life someday! While most people will never be put into an actual survival situation, it’s still fun to fantasize about what you would do if you were ever thrown into one. We live in a time when reality TV shows like Survivor are incredibly popular. And what makes them so captivating? A lot of people would say it's because they feature interesting characters who engage in dramatic plot lines. Watching others struggle with life-or-death situations gives us a chance to get out our aggressions and frustrations by rooting for someone else who seems worse off than ourselves (but really isn't). You might not believe that real housewives really live as decadently as they portray themselves on TV, but then again maybe you do.

See you next season!

In case you missed it, season two has already begun! Despite what we’ve been told by our husbands (and some petite friends), large boobs are not all they’re cracked up to be. So what did we learn from reality TV? Large breasts have a tendency to get in your way and can actually make physical activity uncomfortable. In fact, six out of 10 women who seek breast reduction surgery said that their breasts were so heavy they caused them pain or limited their ability to exercise. The first step toward recovery? Get a bra that fits. A good rule of thumb is to add four inches to your underbust measurement and then subtract four inches from your bust measurement. If you’re between sizes, go with the larger size. Next, try on different styles until you find one that feels most comfortable for you—you might even want to consider getting fitted for a sports bra at an athletic store if you plan on hitting the gym regularly. And finally, avoid underwire bras whenever possible; they dig into breast tissue and cause pressure points as well as discomfort during high-impact activities like running or jumping rope.