- Previously, on "The Real Housewives of Dubai"...
- Don't stand on there-- - I'm-I'm only standing.
- No, wait. - Relax, honey.
- We're finally in our new home.
Hallelujah. Praise the Lord.
Dog just peed-- my new floors.
- Yes, we need to party.
- My sister is coming all the way from South Africa
for the launch,
my brother is coming from London,
and I want them to just be like,
"Oh, the little one did it."
- You know, my mom, the other day, she was like,
"Well, just in case Rich leaves,
you know, you need a backup plan."
Me giving all of myself to my family
and my business is hard as (BLEEP).
- Don't call me and say she's talking sh-- about me.
- That's my opinion.
- Isn't that a bit stirring the pot?
- I don't care about this.
Stanbury, you were complaining
that Taleen had her bush open at Beyonce.
Now, you're letting her jump right into your bush.
Make it make sense, bitch.
It's like a child.
Would you tell them, "Hey, baby, the fire's hot?
"Don't touch that." Let her burn.
- Brooks, I haven't spoken to her in a week.
Maybe she wasn't the friend that I thought she was,
and that's really hard to digest.
Is this something that we can even recover from?
- The only thing old about me, darling, is my money.
- In the land of excess, I find my riches within.
- Take it from me.
If you know how to stay chill, you'll never get burnt.
- I may be building glass houses,
but you'll never see me crack.
- The desert might be hot,
but I always find the shade.
- If you're jealous of me,
that's okay, honey. I would be, too.
**
- Mommy? - Yes, baby.
- Uranus. [laughing]
What's so funny?
- Uranus. - Uranus.
- Oh! [laughing]
**
- Hello. - Hey.
- How's things with you?
- When are you coming back?
- No, I was talking about you moving to Dubai,
not you visiting.
- Yeah, boy, you're so-- you're so way behind.
I'm moving faster than you.
**
- We're gonna make cookies. - Here comes the sugar.
This is one cup. - That's a lot of sugar.
- They're never gonna sleep.
- I don't know how that's gonna go.
- Let Sienna put the oats in. - Yeah, she's-- oh!
- Okay, I gotta get ready.
**
- You know what I've decided today
to confirm to myself? - What?
- Like, literally confirming 100%
I'm a badass bitch.
- Oh, I was gonna say, "Toni's the best."
- A hundred percent and Toni's the best.
[laughing] It's Ayan's world.
We're just living in it.
Ifrah?
Oh, you're wearing my lashes. Ooh!
- So excited to get Ayan magic on.
- Would you have ever thought us living in a village--
we didn't even know eyelashes existed
or makeup. - No. I--
- And now, you're wearing my lashes.
This is so ----ing funny.
- I've got Ayan sparkle everywhere.
- Sometimes I have to pinch myself
because I'm like this cannot be reality.
The day has arrived.
It's the day of launch.
The makeup is ready.
I can't believe I'm wearing my lashes.
Blow me, darling.
So, we are going to have fashion show
because you know me,
I'm a fashion queen, and a fashion icon.
All the models are gonna be wearing Ayan Beauty makeup
and lashes.
Toni, are you ready to conquer the world?
- In it to win it. - Yeah.
[laughing] Hey, brother.
Oh, did you see my invites, Sadiq?
- No.
- Let me show my brother my invites.
- Are you naked?
- Yeah, these are my boobs.
- Really? - Yes.
- You always had perky ones.
- We got the best boobs from our mother.
[laughing] Hey, I need a hug.
Come-come on. Come on.
You are all here for me, you know.
Don't get you that much away-- - Last time we hugged,
you left all your makeup on me.
- I know. [laughing]
It's such a special day
that I have my siblings there supporting me.
One thing that my mom did was to make sure
that we were very close to each other.
And I have Taj walking in the show.
Did you see your picture with me?
See how gorgeous I made you?
[laughing]
- I love how you show off me as if, like, I'm, like--
- Like he's a prize. - The trophy.
- Oh, yeah, like a trophy. - A trophy, sorry.
Taj is a model, right now.
He's been signed by IMG Models.
He just shot his first Burberry campaign.
Hello, Burberry.
Taj, you're supposed to be downstairs rehearsing.
You're the face of Ayan Beauty.
It's a dream come true for me
to have my son be part of what I'm doing.
We need to go. They're waiting for me.
Hello, everybody. - Hi.
- Oh, you made everything look good.
- Yeah, so, everything is sorted, hair and makeup.
[gasps] - Wow!
- It's a seven feet train...
...fit for a queen. - I know.
One of the top designers in the world, Michael Cinco,
fly me a whole ----ing couture dress
that was in a museum in Egypt.
It's my interest to show these bitches
none of you could ever.
Queen.
**
- Oh, there's Chris.
How are you? Muah. Congratulations.
**
- Hello. - Hi, guys.
- Hey, how's it going, bro? - How are ya?
- Lady in red. - Thank you.
- Good to see you, man.
- You look like the-the emoji, you know, in the red dress.
You look gorgeous. - So do you.
- Oh, I would love to. - Definitely want a drink.
- Let's do it. - Thank you.
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
(BLEEP), my anxiety is so bad.
Oh, my God, it's gonna work or not.
Please, God, let it work, please.
I am so stressed.
I spent a lot of ----ing money.
We have Vogue Arabia,
Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan.
Everybody's gonna write about it.
Like, a load of things are going through me.
I've had diarrhea, like, three times.
[sniffles] Please let it work.
- Hey, how are you doing?
- How are you guys? How are you, babe?
- All right. - Hi, gorgeous.
- Hi. How are you? - You look stunning. Muah.
- You look lovely. - So do you.
- Wow, you look amazing. Muah. - I love a train.
- Hello. - Hi.
- How are you? - I'm good. How are you?
- I'm super annoyed with Sara
because Brooks and I are not in a good place, right now,
and regardless of any part of the argument,
Sara chooses her side.
- Let her tell you how she feels.
- Sara's like, your shaman.
- I know, and you've got your hand up her ass
and moving her mouth. - Caroline-- Caroline.
- You talk in the third party.
What is all this bollocks you do? It's so annoying!
- You are ----ing ridiculous.
- Oh, shut up, Sara.
- You shut up. - Shut up.
Me and Sergio have always been closer to Sara
than Brooks ever was,
and it's crazy that the moment Brooks goes against me,
Sara goes the other side completely.
- Chanel's gonna come out of the pool, I think.
- You're gonna rock it. (BLEEP) anxieties.
Oh, my God, I need water.
I'm dying. I'm dying. I'm dying.
My stomach is like "rraarr."
This is when I want to pee, and I want to have diarrhea.
- Ladies and gentlemen, presenting Ayan Beauty.
- Where do we go? - I don't know.
Maybe we go there.
* Here we go here we go ha yeah let's fly *
* pilot pilot *
* here it comes here it comes *
- Oh, I love this jacket.
* Let's go let's go *
- Gorgeous.
Loving the shirtless men,
the tans, but I don't see any makeup products.
I'm so confused.
- God, bless this night.
[applause]
**
[cheers and applause]
- Yes.
She looks unbelievable.
Obviously, she is coming out screaming loud,
and she wants to leave an impression.
We are under the shadow of Burj Khalifa.
It's such an iconic building,
not only in Dubai, in the whole world,
such a prime location to have a launch.
[applause]
- Leave it to Ayan to make a makeup launch
a fashion show.
I mean, that girl is liv-ing,
and she's making sure we all know it.
[applause] - Whoo! Thank you.
- Hey! Come on, come.
[gasps] - Wow.
How are you? - Hello.
- How are you? You look beautiful.
- You look gorgeous. - Hi, Sergio.
- Hello. How are you?
- You look gorgeous. - Hi, babe. You, too.
I know that I'm late.
However, I am juggling ten million things.
That was amazing. - We were all just like...
- Better late than never, right?
- Where's Caroline?
- Good job, guys! [applause]
- Stay like this, or changing?
- Muah. Muah. - You're gorgeous.
Okay, I'm going to change for my party,
and I'll come out.
- Okay, I'll see you soon. - Okay, see you soon.
- Sergio, you've been hitting the spray tan.
- Just a little bit. [laughing]
- Hello. Hello. Muah.
Look at this hair. - Thank you.
- It's amazing. Hey, Sergio. - How are you?
- I love the two Carolines in red.
- I know. You got a memo.
- Couldn't have planned that better.
- The fact that she had to come in just as it's all over
doesn't surprise me at all.
Brooks cannot watch other people succeed.
- Guys, this is my friend, My.
- Plus, now she's not got Taleen to drag around
to every event.
She needs rent-a-friend.
[screaming] - Hey!
I'm so proud of you. That was so awesome, huh?
- I did it! I did it, right?
- Oh, you did it. - Oh, I love you.
My brother and my sister.
- So proud of you. Aww.
You killed it. What a superstar.
Oh, wow. - You smashed it.
- You see? Your sister is hot, uh, like gorgeous.
- Amazing.
- Ooh, it's so cold,
and it's such a warm month. - It's beautiful.
It's, like, windy.
- How is the new house, guys?
Are you settled in? - Getting there.
- Do you feel like it's your home now?
- Yeah, getting there.
- Brooks, what have you been to? I ain't see you around.
- Huh?
- I haven't seen you in a little bit.
How you been? - I know, I've been working.
- How is work going? - Good-- busy.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- That's good.
- Yeah, it is so ----ing weird.
- Since the desert, I've really been making an effort
to try to fix things with Brooks,
and I'm getting, "Okay,"
cold, little responses.
- Wanna go get a drink? - Okay, yeah.
- Let's get outta here.
- I'm hurt. I'm hurt at her reaction,
and-and how she took it,
and how she's blown things out of proportion,
but, regardless, I just wanna move forward.
- Hey, hey, hey! [cheering]
- Wow.
- Wow, Ayan. - Congratulations.
- I know!
Babe, I-- you told me you would do it,
but I didn't think you would,
the bald head.
I love it. - Yeah?
- I love it.
With a face like this, right? - Wow.
- Oh, my God.
- So, I would like to say thank you, all,
for coming to support me.
If any of you are so late, I still forgive you guys.
- Excuse me? - Yes.
- There was a line. Do you see how many people are here?
- There was a line. It was hard to get in.
What could I do? There was a million people.
- Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, it's a lot of people.
- Okay, you are forgiven anyways.
[laughing]
- Yeah, sure. I'll be right back.
- Oh, I miss you. - I miss you.
I miss you so much. - So much.
- You know you're always gonna be my brother.
- You're always gonna be my sister.
- Yes, but I love you. - And I--
I feel this is the first time since I know you,
I feel awkward. - Yeah.
I feel awkward, too. - You know, uh, maybe-maybe--
- But-but you need to listen from my side.
- I mean, no, no, 100%. - I fought for your wife.
Your wife never fought for me, ever.
When I'm attacked, she never has my back.
- You know how-- she's very, you know, independent.
- That's okay. - You guys have to talk.
- After the desert fiesta
between me and Caroline Stanbury,
she did come over to my house.
She apologized,
but I also opened up about how I feel about her.
I accept everybody for who they are,
but you need to accept me for who am I.
I am taking my girlfriend to heal from her childhood trauma.
It has nothing to do with you guys.
- Okay. You know, I love you.
I have a very special place in my heart for you.
- Then don't push me away.
- I know, but, like, sometimes, Sara, you know,
unless asked, people, you know, would quite like
to fix their own sh--.
- I don't think our friendship is back
to what it used to be, but, in Arabic we say...
So, there is something there
that I can't just walk away from.
- Like, it's just sad to [indistinct]
that things just turned-- - I know.
Life is boring without me, right?
- It's boring, yeah. No, I mean, it's like--
- I love you, Sergio.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
- Oh, yum.
- What is that? Is that knafeh?
- Knafeh? Knafeh.
- Knafeh.
Listen, I wanted to talk to you about something.
I heard your voice notes.
I acknowledge your feelings.
So, I guess it makes-- - But you're not over it.
- I'm-I'm a spitfire.
- You don't know what's coming out sometimes.
You just see red. - No, I know what's coming out.
I just don't know how other people will receive it.
- Coming up...
- Raffi, don't ever disrespect me like that!
Don't you (BLEEP) with me, bitch!
- You don't know what's coming out sometimes.
You just see red. - No, I know what's coming out.
I just don't know how other people will receive it.
- It looks really good. I'm so hungry.
- The food is so good. - Yeah.
- Listen, I acknowledge your feelings.
I hear you.
If your feelings were hurt by some insensitive things
that I've said, I'm sorry.
I don't wanna hurt your feelings.
- Do you mean that? - Yes, bitch, would I say it?
- I got an apology from Caroline Brooks.
- For what? - Oh!
- Hell has frozen over, ladies.
- She held herself accountable for her role.
- Oh, what does she have--? - And I did apologize for,
you know. - For what?
- Saying certain things.
- Yeah, that were mean.
- Okay.
- You know, I'm a little sharp-tongue,
but I have a good heart. - Yeah, I know you do.
- Sorry about that. - Hey, good to see you.
- Yeah, good to see you.
- Ifrah! - Hey!
Do you wanna meet my friends?
Caroline, that's my sister, Ifrah.
- Oh, that's your sister? - Yeah.
- Can't you see the face?
- My brother. - Hey.
- You know Lesa. - Nice to meet you all.
- Yes. - That's Brooks.
Stay away from her.
That's Taleen. - Don't stay away from me.
- You're Ayan's sister? - Yes.
- Oh, my God. - Nice to meet you.
- How old are you? You are younger.
- Yeah, I'm older. I'm the oldest.
- And how old are you? We need to know.
- Then she's 40. There you go.
Oh, my God, we-- do we know how old she is?
- We don't know yet. We're waiting.
Stanbury needs to chill out with the whole age thing.
It's not her age that we're trying to find out.
We're trying to find out Ayan's age.
- Well, how old do you think she is?
- Let me do my study.
- I love how Caroline is so fierce at wanting
to know my age.
- Yes, chill.
- So, Sara, how is the boy? - Which boy?
- Giraffe man-- the giraffe-- the giraffe.
- He's good. He went back to Germany.
- Oh. - Yeah.
I think I'm gonna introduce him to my family soon.
[gasps]
- So, that's, like, one step towards marriage.
Oh, I think speech.
- Thank you so much for coming tonight.
[cheers and applause]
- Where's my brother and sister?
Come, Ifrah and Sadiq.
My son already went out, maybe on a date.
I have no idea.
But I would like to say thank you to all of you
for coming to support Ayan Beauty.
As a little girl from my village,
I would never dream about being here,
looking at Burj Al Arab and seeing all these--
- Burj Khalifa. - Burj Khalifa.
[laughing] - Oh.
Oh, sorry. Burj Khalifa.
[laughing]
So, this is my family.
It's a family business.
And bow down to you all for coming to support us.
[cheers and applause] Love you.
[laughing]
The next steps is literally to get into the stores.
Get the website ready.
Get the delivery boxes ready.
Thank you to all of you.
We're gonna be worldwide.
And I hear the aliens live in Antarctica.
They do need Ayan Beauty. I'm sending them.
- Listen, I am so proud of Ayan.
- I'm so frickin' happy for her.
[laughing]
- Toni Malt put on a beautiful event.
I'm really proud of Toni for what she did for Ayan.
I loved everything that Toni designed,
and I'm proud of Ayan Beauty by Toni Malt.
We're so proud of you. - I'm so proud.
* Someday I'm gonna make it back to you *
* oh oh oh oh oh *
* now I definitely lead to *
- Good afternoon. How are you?
- I'm good, how are you? - Good. Thank you.
I have a reservation for three.
- Sure. Please follow me.
[laughing]
- Can I have, like, a small, like,
something for my bag?
Amazing. You're a legend.
- You're welcome. - Thank you.
I wanted to ask you. What is the Mumbai?
- Yeah, that's ginger and the rose lemonade inside it.
It's a blackberry-- - Oh, my God, that sounds so good.
I would love one of those. - All right.
- Hello.
Are you blending with the place?
I love it, I love it. - I'm feeling a little bit.
I'm feeling a little floral today.
You look amazing. - Thank you.
I-I look like I just came from work.
- Hello. - Hello.
Um, oh, my God, you look stunning.
Okay, floral and florals.
- What's the-- I don't wear florals to the office.
I just came from work. - Well, I didn't come from work.
I came from home.
You know, I just rolled out of bed.
- Are you girls ready for lunch?
- Oh, yes, please. - Um, yes.
- I'll do the prawn salad, please.
- Can I have just plain grilled seabass?
- No problem. - The octopus.
- All right.
- How are you girls?
- Good. How are you? - Good, good.
I'm so happy you're here. - Good, good, good.
Here's the thing.
I was really annoyed with Sara in the desert.
Ayan shared that you said to her,
"Is everything okay with Lesa at home?"
Sara said she didn't mean what she said,
and I would like to take her word for it.
I think this is nice.
I feel. - No, this is good.
I feel like our friendships are blossoming.
I'm really, like, in a good place.
Mentally, I'm like, you know what?
Let me hit the restart button
and restart all of my friendships, again.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- You know, when you restart your friendships,
you realize who is really a friend and who is
just an acquaintance. - Wow, that, whoa.
- Or someone you can chill with, stuff like that.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Wow, yes.
- Me and Caroline, I thought we were friends,
but I don't know if we have a deep friendship.
- She's a little narcissistic.
- I actually thought she wasn't gonna invite us
to the housewarming party, me and Brooks.
- Everyone, I want to invite you all to my housewarming.
I can't wait for you all to come.
- I'm not 100% certain that I wanna go.
- Right. - But I'm kinda feeling
the vibes and-- - You have to come.
- No, I don't have to do anything.
- We're all going.
- I mean, the biggest thing that's weighing on my mind
is, like, what do I get this girl as a gift?
I would get her, like, a Jo Malone candle,
but I was like, oh, that's for somebody I like.
[laughing]
Oh, my God, so, the other day, Taleen and I--
- Oh, that was my next thing.
- What's happening?
- 'Cause she said she got an apology out of you.
Tell us about that. - Oh,
and then she held herself accountable.
- Okay, so, you told me you didn't do anything.
- I told her-- - So, what were you apologizing for?
- Right, so, I apologized.
[sighs] - Tell us, now.
- Spill the beans. - I called her a beggar,
and it hurt her feelings. - When?
- So I'm so confused.
- I left that day from August.
We had, like, a little bit of, like, a disagreement,
and I think, on my way out, I was like, "You're a beggar."
- Hmm.
- When Taleen and I had that disagreement...
- It bothered me that you called me and said,
"You know, Stanbury was talking sh-- about you."
- That's my opinion.
- But don't you feel like that's stirring the pot a bit?
- No, that's me being direct.
While we were walking away from that dinner,
I called her a beggar.
- What did she beg you for, though?
I'm confused, tell me.
What did she beg you?
- For a lot. [laughing]
- For a lot.
- She begged me to be in my friendship group.
Stanbury's birthday party last year--
"Please, babe, I really wanna be there."
Lesa's fashion show--
"Please, babe, I really wanna go."
Taleen begged me to be on television.
That's honestly what she begged for.
I don't wanna say the show, but, like,
that's what she begged for.
- But you guys made up, so you guys are good.
- Oh, please.
- I'm sorry that I said she's a beggar.
It wasn't the nicest thing to say, but is it true?
Yes. Called her a beggar.
She is.
I'm the one defending her so bad to the point that
me and Caroline wouldn't even speak.
- Right. - And after that, like,
Taleen getting closer to Caroline, like,
Taleen is a hot mess.
- Coming up...
- Sh--, sh--. Oh, what I do for everybody.
[singing in foreign language]
- Sh--, sh--.
Oh, what I do for everybody.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Wow, that was really hard.
Oh, we made it. The struggle is real.
I got a lot of food. [sighs]
I should be a master chef.
- This is gorgeous. Isn't it?
- It is. The views are fantastic.
- Wow, Ayan, so nice of you to do this.
Yeah? - Look at what I did.
I cooked, Ifrah. - Oh, wow.
- Oh, my. Oh, my God.
- Oh, I love you.
- You didn't cook nothing, you know.
- No, I cooked. I cooked a lot.
- You just got this from a supermarket
or something like that.
- Going to supermarket is called cooking.
Hi. - Hello, hello.
[sighs] - This is great.
- The thing about me and my siblings is, like,
I'm married to Chris, right?
And he's in my life, but Chris can go any day.
I literally was raised with my siblings.
They're always gonna be in my life forever.
So, yeah, I talk to them a lot.
I talk to Ifrah the most, though.
- Do you know what this reminds me of?
- What? - When we were growing up,
and you'd just disappear for a day in the morning
and then come with bag full of fruits, mangos.
- I used to shop around the neighborhood.
[laughing]
- You were a hustler since you were a little girl.
You would go and sell, and then you would come back
later in the evening with money,
and you were so happy to give.
- Yeah, I enjoyed that because it gave me a purpose.
When I was young, my mom was sick all the time,
and I had no choice but to step up
and literally take care of everybody in the house.
I feel like, if you look at your family
and your siblings, and you're hungry,
I have no ego or pride when it comes to surviving.
I will do anything to make sure my family is okay.
- Well, how do you think your launch went?
- I thought it was magnificent.
- It was more than that. [laughing]
- It was good. - I teared up.
I was, like, so proud.
Now, you're going to use some of the proceeds
to be able to give back and girls' education
'cause girls-- - Yeah, because of us.
Yeah, because of us. - Yes.
- I feel I have the power to do. - Hmm. Hmm.
- I have the power to give. You know what I mean?
I wanna use Ayan Beauty to bring awareness
and education into my community and stop FGM.
Honestly, last year, when I spoke about it,
I got a lot of mean, hurtful messages.
To be honest, I didn't even think
I would ever speak about it ever again
because it shut me down.
It put me in a really bad place.
But people don't understand this.
You think I was circumcised, and that was the end of it.
No. As a young girl,
me and Ifrah laying there for weeks.
For weeks!
A five-year-old laying on the ground,
and nobody is coming to clean your wound,
to check if you're okay.
Girls die because of a lot of problems.
I-I almost died.
What are the chances how we grew up to where we are.
- I wouldn't want to change anything.
I think our background, it's actually humbled us.
- Yeah, yeah. - Yes, there is a resentment,
but, uh, we-we have made that different
with our children. - Yeah.
That's the best thing that we did in our family.
- Yeah. - Every one of us is, like,
a really good parent, and then our great grandkids
are gonna be looking at us and being, like,
they won't understand what we went through.
- Yeah. - Yeah, yeah.
- They will never get it because we've changed it for us.
- Yeah.
- And I think that's the beauty of life.
- Yeah, I'm so proud. - That's the beauty of life.
- I'm so proud. - Like, we're all, like,
so good. We're all, like,
so, like, different, so happy,
and we love each other. - Yeah.
- And we visit each other all the time.
And just love you guys.
Family is the most important thing in the world.
- Absolutely. To family. - To family.
- Well, I'll drink to that, to family.
- Yeah. - Salute.
* In the middle of the night where you are *
* I just want you by my side I like that *
- Hello. Good evening. - Hello. Good evening.
- Welcome to Duomo. How are you today?
- I'm good. How are you?
- I am good. May I help you?
- We have a reservation under Richard Hall.
- Okay, let me show you the way.
- Perfect. Thank you.
- Hello. Good evening. How are you?
- Hi. How are you? - Hello. Good evening.
Good. How are you? - I'm good.
Can I get your order for the drinks as of the moment?
- I'll have a glass of sauvignon blanc, please.
- Sauvignon blanc, okay. - Yes.
- Actually, I'll take a whiskey sour, please.
- Whiskey sour, all right. - Thank you.
- Ooh, it's chilly.
- The weather is beautiful, right now.
- It's so good. Honestly, I can't believe
that the weather is lasting as long as it has.
- No, it's-it's perfect. - It's-it's good weather.
Oh, thank you, finally.
Should I order for you? - Yeah, let's see.
Let's see if you get it right. - I'll always get it right.
I'll do the fried oysters, the beef carpaccio.
Are you in a steaky mood? - Always.
- Yeah.
So, I'll get him the Wagyu sirloin,
and I'll get myself the grilled tiger prawns.
Thank you.
Rich and I, early on in our marriage,
made it a point--
actually, it happened after having Max.
We kind of felt like we were drifting apart,
and we made a point to say every week,
even if he's traveling for work,
he has to make it back in time for date night.
So, you had a good day? - Yeah, I had a great day.
I went to meetings. I got a workout in.
- Did you get a pedicure? - No, no time for that today.
[laughing]
- The fact that you get pedicures more than me,
I feel like it's clear you have a lot more time than me.
- No, it just means I manage my time well.
- Are you saying I don't manage mine?
- No, you manage it well, but you're busy.
You're busy, busy.
- I feel like, in my mind, the kids are the priority,
and because the kids are the priority,
now they're playing football five times a week.
- I know. It's crazy. - I know.
And I take them five times. - This better pay off.
[laughing]
- Yeah.
- I know. It's a lot. It's a lot.
- Yeah, I'm trying to be serious.
- Yeah. - Honestly, I feel
super overwhelmed, lately.
I get it that I am so blessed and so privileged
that I choose to work.
I don't have to work. - Yeah.
- But I feel like there's so much pressure
in being a good wife.
You know, staying in shape, being a good mom,
being a good friend, but, like,
how do I be a good Lesa for Lesa?
- Yeah, all of the stuff that you mentioned,
you're amazing at. - Thank you.
- Like, you're the best wife. - I try.
- You're an amazing mom.
I thank God every day for you as a mom to my kids.
- Aww. Aww, don't make me cry.
Don't make me cry.
- Don't ruin your makeup, baby. - I don't wanna ruin my makeup.
[laughing]
Yeah. - Here, come here.
- It's just a lot, Rich. It's a lot.
- Come here. I know. I know. I know.
I know. [crying]
Hey. - Yeah?
- It's okay.
- I don't mean to cry and ruin this.
- It's okay. You're not ruining it at all.
At the end of the day, you're doing everything
amazingly well.
So, tell me what's tough, and I'll try
and take some more on.
- Honestly, it'd just be really nice
if you could do a little bit more
when it comes to the kids, especially their football.
- Yeah.
- That's one thing that takes up a lot of my time.
- Okay, so, just tell me what you need from me,
and I'll build it into my schedule,
and I'll make it work. - Are you sure?
- Just give me advance notice.
- But it's not, like, next week, I need it done.
- No, you want it every week. - I need it, like, every week.
Rich stepping up and helping me out,
is exactly what I need.
I am trying to see, you know, where I can let go
a little bit more because I do
put a lot of pressure on myself.
- How about an emotional support Hermes bag, as well?
[laughing]
- Now, you're speaking my language.
They just came out with the 25.
[laughing]
Coming up...
She was like, "Apparently, I called her a beggar,"
but that's because she is. - Oh.
**
* My heart stayed in love *
* this love is on fire *
* ooh ooh ooh oh *
- Hello. Welcome. How are you?
- Good. - Wow, sexy mama.
- There you go.
- Hello, gorgeous, African queen.
- Beautiful girl. - Enjoy.
- You know, just for you-- just for you.
- Yes, the body. Yes, the body is bodying.
The face is giving.
- Wow, this is so gorgeous, babe.
- Let's get some champagne. - Yes, this is so nice.
- I know. Yeah, yeah.
Whoo! - Whoo!
- Let the party start. - Pop, pop, pop.
Cheers. - Cheers to the good life.
I feel like you look refreshed.
- No, not-- I'm not refreshed yet.
- Did you have a conversation with Rich?
Did you talk with Rich? - I did. I did.
So, the other night, Rich and I had dinner.
We talk about everything, so I feel like, in a way,
he was shocked because he's like,
"Why are you holding this in?
We talk about everything." - Yeah, yeah.
- It's so pretty. - I needed this, honestly.
- Same.
- With the house and everything else,
I need to relax. - I know.
- I told you. I told you. - I feel so, so blessed.
Like, we woke up the next morning.
He's like, "Are you-- are you okay?
Is there anything I need to do for the boys?"
- Hello, gorgeous ladies. - Oh, hi.
- Hey. - This is so nice.
- Wow. - Thank you.
- Lesa wants me all to herself, but she doesn't mind
me hanging out with somebody as long as she is there.
- Can you take that for me? So sorry.
- Yeah, sure.
All these people jumping on the Stan wagon.
I don't see what the hype is. The only wagons I ride are G.
- This is so nice. - How gorgeous is the view?
- It is so beautiful.
- Wow, we have the best views in the world, guys.
- I know. We're so spoiled.
- Oh, yeah.
Even if somebody says something funny,
I'm not gonna try to laugh that much.
I want a really beautiful time without,
"Why are you laughing with her? Why are you talking to her?"
- all: Cheers.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Breakfast of champions.
- I mean.
- Oh, we should do this more often.
- Mm-hmm. - Mmm.
It's so nice. - Gorgeous.
- We need to tap into Ayan Beauty event.
- Beautiful. - Thank you.
- Really, you did an incredible job. Yeah.
- Working hard pays off. - It does.
- Everybody really just needs to work hard,
but it's exhausting. [laughing]
- Yeah. - It's really exhausting.
Like, I'm not cut out to work that hard.
[laughing]
- Some people are too pretty to work.
- Yeah. - I know.
- You might fall into that category.
- I know.
- I'll tell you, when the first checks
start coming in, then you'll suddenly
wanna work a bit harder. - Really?
- Yes, yes. - It sort of works like that.
- That's the motivator. - Yes.
- A hundred percent.
I had lunch with Caroline and Sara.
We were all saying how overwhelmed we are
with work, with kids, with everything,
and they wanna get away, and we've decided to go to Bali.
[screaming]
- I have an idea. - Where?
- Bali.
- Oh, my God, girl, that's so far.
- Lesa!
- Although, that is a drive away.
- You need to unwind.
- The theme is eat, pray, party.
- Hmm.
- So, I'm in charge of food.
Um, Sara is in charge of praying.
- Oh, gosh.
- And Brooks is in charge of party.
- So, we all sleep. [laughing]
- Sometimes I go out with Brooks, and she sleeps.
She goes like this, her eyes.
She doesn't even-- you don't even know.
She actually goes like, "Yeah, Ayan."
I'm always awake.
So, I feel like I should be the party of Bali.
- I can't really see myself praying in Bali with Sara
or partying with Brooks, right now,
but I love Bali, and so I'll be first on that plane.
- You know what was shocking, was I got an apology
from Caroline Brooks. - Apology for what?
- Like, hell has frozen over.
I couldn't believe it. - Yeah.
- I wanted her to say it again, and again, and again.
- I know. To be honest, I asked her. I was like--
'cause she was saying she did nothing, so I was like,
"So, why would you need to give her an apology?"
- Yeah. - That's bad. That's bad.
- You're not gonna apologize for nothing.
- She never takes any accountability.
- No. No, she doesn't. - She was like,
"Apparently, I called her a beggar,
"but that's because she is."
- Oh. [screaming]
- What the (BLEEP) am I hearing?
Like, I was not prepared for this.
- I guess hell hasn't frozen over.
- But I said to her, "What does she beg you for?
Does she beg you for money?
Does she beg you for clothes?
Like, you need to be specific."
- Beggar is a big word. - And then--
and then she was like, "A lot." - Whoa.
- How do you go from an apology
to then calling me a beggar?
Why would I beg her for anything?
- Yeah.
- When she apologized to me, she apologized for her reaction
and how she handled the whole thing,
but now she's saying that she apologized
for calling me a beggar.
- Yeah. - I don't appreciate her
apologizing and now-- - Yeah.
- And throwing you under the bus, again.
- Clearly, she just did it to do it.
- I was expecting Taleen to be like,
"Yeah, she called me a beggar,
"so that's why she had to apologize."
But now, it's feeling like this is the first time
that she's heard it.
I only brought it up because Brooks said
that's why she apologized.
- In the nine years of friendship with this girl,
I have never seen this side of her,
and I don't like it one ----ing bit.
I'm a beggar now? Who is the two-faced one?
Coming up...
- Where is everyone?
Hello. Hi.
Where is the woman of the hour?
- Are you saging the house?
- Oh, my God, this is insane.
You have outdone yourself, again.
- Thank you so much.
- I don't think I've done any big event in Dubai
without you.
I got married with you, my engagement.
What comes after this?
- Kids. - Oh, God, baby shower.
- We'll do the baby shower.
- Yes, please. It's a boy. So...
- I've gotta get ready.
The girls are gonna die when they see this. Die.
- I know. No, they're gonna lit--
baby, they're gonna literally die.
* Watch out I'm gonna show you how *
* how to do it big *
- I wanna glow a little.
I do not wanna be subtle with my limoncello nails.
* Do it big yeah do it big *
- Only me uses a paper bag for makeup.
Oh, my God, white hair.
I colored my hair, like, a week ago.
* Somebody was saying won't you run it back *
* run it back always on 100 yeah *
- I have to do my hair.
Oh, wig, wig, wig, let me see.
Maybe I'll go short.
I don't know.
I think I'm gonna be running late.
- That's body odor.
- Are you excited? - I know. I am excited,
'cause I think the girls think I've gone loopy
and that they don't understand why I'm so stressed out,
and I think when they see the house,
they're gonna understand what I've been doing all this time.
- Baby, it's been taking crazy, crazy time.
- Mm-hmm.
The house has finally come together,
and it's looking beautiful,
and we're super excited to share this with everyone.
It symbolizes my first home with Sergio,
my first home that I own in the Middle East,
and we're still together.
We're not divorced from this.
So, we wanted to celebrate the house
and just show everyone what we've built.
But, um, I had a word with Yasmine, and I think, you know,
the one good thing is, like, after the chat with her--
- Yeah.
- She understands that maybe it's miscommunication
between the two of you.
Do you think you could have a better relationship
with Sergio?
- I try, but he makes it very difficult sometimes.
That's all I'm gonna say.
- You do these jokes that fall flat,
sarcastic. - You do jokes.
- No, but that's different. I'm his wife, darling.
You're coming out-- - Okay, well, I'm just funny.
- You're not funny to him.
- You know, I will do literally anything for her.
- Yeah, I explained that to her. - Yeah. So, I wanna tell her.
Like, listen, I'm not trying to be your father,
but you have to respect me, and I love you,
and I will do anything for you.
- There isn't a stepparent on the planet that
walks into any relationship, and the kids go, "Welcome."
And, you know, I'm actually proud of him
because I, you know, having-- being divorced myself,
I don't know if I would have moved in with a man
with three kids.
Yes, it's hard, but he hasn't quit,
and Sergio can pick up his bags and walk out any day he wants.
- She can think, or you can think--
- I said to her you're the best stepdad
any girl could ask for. - She's my family.
Honey, she's my daughter. - Right. Honey, I love you.
Thank you for making the effort.
- I'm trying all the time, honey. - Now, go-go down
because everyone is coming.
- What do you think? Do you like it?
- Beautiful.
We've got about ten minutes before all these women
start coming here.
Sergio and I wanna go in the middle.
I'll put Chanel next to Lesa 'cause she just has to have her.
It's a safety blanket.
Let's open the second bottle of champagne. Gavin, you do it.
- Oh, wow. - Oh, hi.
- Oh, hello. - Oh, my God, you look so good.
- Welcome to the house, finally.
- Yes. - It's so pretty.
- Do you love it? - I love it.
- Like, the energy. - I want you to show me around in a while.
- Yes, I will show you. Yeah. - The-the tree is everything.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know. - Take-take her in, darling.
- Oh, my God, this is so beautiful.
- Yeah, the fire there. At night, you will see,
the colors are amazing.
- Nice. - Wow.
Hey. - Hello.
- I love your outfits.
- I wanted to match the floors. - I love it.
- Muah. - Oh, my God.
- Hi, sweetheart. Muah.
I want you guys both to open this.
- Why do I feel like your face is gonna be on it?
- Oh, no!
[laughing] - Tiki-tiki.
- Oh, "Home is where the honey is."
- "Home is where the honey is."
- Honey. Honey. Honey.
Honey. Honey.
Honey. Honey. Honey.
Honey.
- You know these are going nowhere, right?
[laughing] We'll put them--
actually, I like them here.
- That looks perfect there. - Yes, I love them.
- Thanks for coming with me.
Oh, wow, beautiful.
How are you? - Good. Are you good?
- Hi.
- How are you doing, sweetheart?
- Look who is here. - Ahh!
Dawn. - How are you?
- Dawn, Gavin and I have known--
you have met, right? - Yeah, so--
- And look what he just brought me as a housewarming,
one of twenty in the world.
It's a real prezzy. He flew in to bring it.
- What is this? - Peri peri chicken.
- Ooh.
- Yeah. - It's really beautiful.
- Where is everyone?
Close the door. Close it.
Hello. Hi. - How are you?
- Where is the woman of the hour?
- Are you saging the house?
It's brand-new. Why do you need sage?
- Because it's a good thing.
- She knows exactly what she's doing.
She's trying to get a rise out of me,
and I will not have my first dinner
ruined by Brooks.
- What's happening? - This is very positive.
- Coming up...
- Are you challenging my husband?
- I wanna-- - Is your husband challenging me?
- He's ----ing sticking up for me.
Where is your husband? - And?
- Stop.
- This is very positive.
- Are you saging the house?
If you set fire to my house-- - It's like a blessing.
- Why is she doing that with the smell?
I don't want that smell in my house.
- Take that up with her.
- This is absolutely stunning.
- Isn't it beautiful? - Congratulations.
This is gorgeous. - Thank you.
- Me and Stanbury have had a little bit of a rocky year.
So, I did the good thing that any good friend would do,
and I wanna just bless her home.
Rania, this is Caroline. - Oh, my God, Rania.
You didn't tell me you were bringing a friend.
- My friend, yeah, she's visiting from Jordan.
She's staying with me. - Sorry.
- It's fine, it's fine. - You-you did not--
I told you it was seated with everybody's names.
- Oh, my God, don't worry. We'll-we'll figure out.
- There's no food, no chair, nothing.
- Don't worry. We'll-we'll figure it out.
- Sorry, darling.
Her nail technician is with her?
I just simply don't get it.
This is a seated dinner with a chef.
You know, each person had their own plate.
It's not like I can just whip up another meal.
You can't do that to me 'cause I didn't invite Saba
because of that. - Don't worry about it.
- Honey?
- Before she sets fire to my--
- You're gonna just take that away from me.
- It's gorgeous. - Do you like it?
- Um, I'll-I'll wait. What-what is this?
- Hello. Hi. I'm Taleen.
- Nice to meet you. You okay? - Hi. Nice to meet you.
I'm good. - How are you doing?
- Hi. - Hi, Caroline.
How are you? You look pretty. - Hi. You look good.
- Muah, muah. - Nice to see you.
I'm good.
Thank you. Thank you. - Raf, how are you?
- How you doin'? - Good. How are you?
- I'm all right.
- Tonight, I have no intentions of speaking with Brooks.
I thought Brooks and I were good.
Like, we made up. I was ready, and willing,
and excited to move forward.
Now, I'm pissed. Now, I'm upset.
I'm in a tailspin, at this point.
Hi. How are you? - Oh, my God.
- How are you? - You look so good. Muah, muah.
- You, too. How are you? This is so cute.
- No Rich today? - No, no.
- Oh, Raf is gonna be pissed. - Welcome.
How are you? - Hi.
- Oh, my God, you look like a Spice Girl.
[laughing] Okay, dinnertime.
- Yeah, so Brooks is here.
- My friend is here, so I wanna sit next to her.
How can we-- how-- where is Lesa's husband supposed to sit?
Where is Rich? - Here, so in front of you.
- Oh, okay. So, then-- okay, perfect.
- So, she-- your friend is here, okay?
- Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.
- Sara, Taleen, perfect.
- Perfect.
- Are you fasting, right now?
- Yeah, but it's break fast time already.
Yeah. - So, ding, ding, ding.
This is the first dinner party I've had in my home,
and you all know I've been crazy, lately,
and this house means so much to us.
- I have a few things to say.
- Okay, well, let me finish, and then you may.
- You finish. [laughing]
- This house is our first home together.
So, I hope you love it as much as I do.
- Yes, congratulations. - Cheers. Congratulations.
- Congrats. - Thank you. Thank you.
- Congratulations. - Thank you guys for coming.
- Go on, Sergio. - Take over.
- You can sit now, honey. - Oh.
- Oh, my God. - Ooh.
- So, yeah, stay up with me. Come on.
- What did you say?
- "It's like Valentine's Day," she said. Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Excuse me.
When Michael drinks a little too much,
he talks too much.
Allegedly, Michael pays the mortgage,
every utility, clothing, everything.
- Michael pays for all Caroline Stanbury's bills.
Michael pays for Caroline Stanbury's maid's bills.
Do you know that?
'Cause when he's drunk, he tells you.
- Me and Ayan were right there.
Like, "Oh, really? What else?"
- I'm extremely proud of you, of us.
And for me, it's like a baby because the first thing
I build with my wife, Caroline.
So, it's very special.
- And I love you, honey, and I'm excited for
our life together here.
- Great. Beautiful, Sergio.
- Thank you, guys. [overlapping voices]
- Tiki-tiki. - Tiki-tiki.
Tiki-tiki all night. [laughing]
- So, where is the baby room?
- The upstairs one, upstairs. I'm sleeping in it.
[laughing]
He wants a baby, and you know me.
I'm not really sure I wanna do it again.
I'm 47 this year.
I don't think-- I don't think I have the patience.
I barely have the patience for you.
He is, like, literally.
- The steak is really good, excellent.
- It's very good, actually. Yeah.
- Sergio, let's cut to the chase.
- Okay. - The girls are
all going to Bali. - I know. What's happening?
- Oh, my god. - Where are we going?
- I'm so excited for Bali. - I forgot to say.
- Yes, we are. - And, girls,
I can't wait for Bali.
- This is not-- - Eat, pray, party.
- Lesa? - Yeah.
- Have you been getting the meals together?
- You know, when it comes to me,
we're gonna be eating lobster and caviar.
- I love it. And guess what. The party--
I have the best clubs and the best lounges.
- I love how no one is talking about the praying.
[laughing] - Don't worry about that.
- No one is talking about the praying.
- No-no one is talking about the spirituality.
- All we care, is about the food and the party.
- We don't wanna pray.
Who the (BLEEP) wants to go on a holiday to pray?
- Lesa, I get why some people don't wanna do pray
because they need an exorcism.
This is fine. It's fine. - Ooh.
Exorcism, exorcism. - Sara-Sara,
that is some ----ing big balls.
You gotta say who you're thinking needs exorcism.
- Who needs exorcism?
- They say your light bothers the ones
that are in the dark.
I just said what I said. Let it sink in.
- The only thing I'm doing spiritual are spirits.
[laughing] - You don't know.
These two get together. It's a problem.
- Oh, me and Caroline? - Not-not-not us-- these two.
- No, no, those two.
When I know they're hanging out,
I-I-I'm worried for this guy, and I'm worried for myself.
- We end up in the bushes. I end up under a rock.
- She crossed the wrong person.
- I get it. [laughing]
- Out of all these girls, I have known Taleen the longest,
and it was just such a great disappointment
that I defended her against Caroline,
and then she goes and, like, sips Caroline's Kool-Aid.
- We're talking about the other night, Caroline.
- Oh, I was-- I was two sheets to the wind.
[laughing] - I lost a shoe, darling.
She lost a Hermes. - Oh, darling.
She used me to become friends with my girlfriends.
So, for me, it's really difficult
because it's like, where do we go from here?
- I don't even know how we got through that dinner.
[indistinct chatter]
- Fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake.
- Sorry, Caroline? Fake? - What?
- Seriously, like, what does that even mean?
- I'm not talking to you.
**
- Fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake, fake.
- Sorry, Caroline? Fake? - What?
- Like, what does that even mean?
- I'm not talking to you.
I'm not talking to you.
- No, but you said something. So...
- But I'm not talking to you.
If I was talking to you-- - Okay, so, you were--
- I would have said, "Taleen." - Just talking out.
Okay, got it.
- I'll throw my drink right in her ugly face,
numb jaw that can't even move.
- Where is Sara? Sara...
- Hi. I love what you're wearing.
- It's so-- the table is so big.
- I know. - I feel like we're missing--
yeah, yeah, yeah. - I know.
- It's so big. Caroline, move down one.
Move down one. - Okay, I'm coming.
- Come, come.
- Hi, boo-boo. - Hi, honey.
- Oh, I gotta tell you something.
I was just over there eating my food.
I was eating my food, just listening
to the fake conversation.
I'm like, "Fake, fake, fake, fake."
Taleen goes, "What? What's fake?"
And then I go, "I wasn't talking to you."
It was so beautiful. - Oh, my God.
- I'm great.
- Sergio, put music on.
Are you okay? - No.
- What just happened?
- I'm talking to Sara, and I hear Caroline go, "Fake."
And I go, "What's fake?"
I was like, "Me? I'm being fake?"
And she is like, "Oh, I'm not talking about you."
- Did you say, "Fake?" No. - I did say, "Fake."
I said, "Fake," but I wasn't talking towards her.
Did I say, "Taleen?"
- She's the quintessential backslider,
passive aggressive.
This woman called me a beggar,
and I'm not bringing it up.
I'm not gonna do that at your house.
- Don't bring it up. Don't bring it up.
- I'm not gonna do that because I respect your home.
- She is a beggar. She begged me for so long.
It was, like, almost a year of begging.
- Hey.
- Miss Ayan. - Are you guys okay?
[sighs] - No, we're fine.
I think she's very upset about the beggar thing.
- Oh.
- She's not over it.
- You know what? I'm gonna say good night.
Thank you for having me. - No, it's okay, darling.
- I've gotta go to sleep. - Love you, gorgeous.
You look great. Muah. - Yeah.
- I know you've been working. - Thank you. Bye.
- Take care, honey. - Bye, bye, bye, bye.
Honestly, let's be real.
I don't blame Brooks for being mad at Taleen
for what Taleen did.
Because Taleen joined our group.
Brooks was there for her.
Taleen switched on Brooks
faster than the ----ing wind and sandstorm in Dubai.
- Cheers, my love.
Thank you. Thanks for having us, babe.
This was so nice. - Oh, my God.
You and Raffi are becoming like family. Like, I love you.
- I can't wait to naked cannonball in your pool.
Not tonight, but it will happen.
- Please, not tonight. [laughing]
- Well, the night is young.
- Listen, I do not wanna go to Bali with drama.
- Yeah, we don't wanna go to Bali with drama.
- Yeah, no. So, you wanna hear about it?
- I don't know. Do I? - So, we're having-- Yeah.
- Do you? - Do I? I don't know.
- Kind of.
- Okay, so, what's the problem?
What did she say to you?
- There was something about, as she spoke,
you said, "Fake."
- Yeah, I wasn't talking to Taleen.
- No, but, wait. Brooks just said,
"She said, 'Fake.'" - She said.
- But it was not to her. - But not to her.
[laughing] - But no, no, but wait.
Caroline, pay attention. I wasn't talking to her.
- To who? - If I want to address Taleen,
I'll address Taleen.
- So, you said it to the air?
- I am so sorry, everybody. - I-I wasn't speaking to you.
- You said your apology, and you guys made up.
- What was the apology? - She apologized.
- And then you told me that she said I'm a beggar.
- Hold on a minute. - Stop.
When I asked you, "What did she beg for,"
I was like, "Did she beg you money?"
- For money? - "Did she beg you clothes?"
- No, I said-- - You said, "Everything."
- And you go, "It's everything."
- No, no, no. - I said-- Sara.
So, I said, "Everything." - What?
Sh--, correct yourself, lady. - I made it-- I made it--
- That was the message-- - Raffi, stay out of it.
- I gave to you. - No, no, you're my girl,
but correct yourself.
- That was the exact message I gave to you.
- So-so-- and-and I gave a vague "Everything."
- Shame on you, Caroline. Shame on you.
- You're a two-faced-- - And I'm not gonna do this
at Caroline and Sergio's. - Then shut up then.
Then don't. - And I'm not.
- Drop it. - You drop it.
- It-it's enough. - Drop your drink.
- She's so fake.
She's the one who has been causing the sh-- with everyone,
and everyone here knows it.
You're an alcoholic. Drop your drink.
- Come here. Come on. - (BLEEP) this!
- I am so sorry, guys. I'm so sorry, Caroline.
- You've been amazing, but this is all the--
all the spinning and all the-- all the--
- Everyone is responsible. - All the twirling.
- Take a breath. [inhales, exhales]
I feel like your yoga instructor.
- Wait, hey!
- Taleen, stop drinking.
- Stop drinking? - You're slurring.
- Drinking? Come on, now. - That's cute.
- Yeah. Taleen, stop drinking. - You do a lot all the time.
Don't get me started. - It's amazing that you
can keep your eyes open right now.
- You're my girl. Don't get me started.
- Yeah. - We all do a lot.
I do a lot, too. - So, you wanna--
what do you wanna do? You wanna-- you wanna do this?
- What are we doing? - Yeah, it's my wife.
You're not gonna throw my wife under the bus.
Come on, now. - Okay, yeah.
So, what do you wanna do? - What do I wanna do?
You are my homie.
- Are you challenging my husband?
- You wanna-- you wanna-- you wanna talk?
Is your husband challenging me?
- He's ----ing sticking up for me.
Where is your husband? - And?
- Stop it. Stop it. - Wait, hey. Whoa.
- Yeah, I don't have one. So, do I need to get--
do I need to call one? - Yeah, how many husbands?
- This is not-- this is not happening.
- Honey? Are you listening to this, honey?
- Leave them. Do not get involved.
- Please, don't do that.
- Don't speak on women's business.
- I don't give a damn about these cameras, man.
Let me tell you one thing. - Don't speak on
women's business. - Yeah, but what you're not--
- You better ----ing shut your mouth.
- Oh, but what you're not gonna do is threaten a girl!
- Oh, whoa! - What you're not gonna do--
- You better watch your ----ing mouth!
- No, but-- - No! What you're not gonna do
is tell me to watch my ----ing mouth.
- Dumbass bitch. - Uh-huh, Raffi, no, no.
No, no, no. - All right, done.
- I do not give a (BLEEP) about cameras,
mother----er. - They don't know sh--.
- What the (BLEEP) was that?
- Oh, my God, they are right by my B&B Italia white sofa.
You do not understand how expensive that sofa is.
That sofa is like a mortgage.
Like, that sofa is art.
You don't sit on it.
My dog sits on it, on his Hermes blanket.
- Thank you very much.
- She's a ----ing asshole.
- Sit down. - I, like, I don't--
Caroline Brooks is just-- - Sit down.
- I don't want Caroline Brooks in my ----ing house, honey.
Do you? Please. - Sit down.
Sit the (BLEEP) down.
[indistinct shouting] - Okay, all right--
- Hey, Caroline, please-- Hey! - Sit down.
- No, honey. I don't like this, honey.
- Sit down. Sit down, now.
- What the (BLEEP) is she doing here?
- Sit the (BLEEP) down. - This is my-- honey--
- Sit the (BLEEP) down. - It's our ----ing house.
- Stop it. Stop it. [overlapping voices]
- Baby-- - Party's over.
Get the (BLEEP) out of my house.
Everybody, I love you, but out.
I have been moved in less than a week,
so I really don't need the police
on my doorstep right now.
- Let's go. Come on. Come on, Sara.
- In this group, I'm not shocked these things happen.
But do these things happen in Dubai? Never.
- Raffi, don't ever disrespect me like that!
- You can go to jail for screaming in the streets.
- Don't (BLEEP) with me, bitch!
- But what's embarrassing, is that they're doing this
in somebody's house, in their housewarming party,
in front of their friends.
- Raffi, don't be tough. I may not be married.
And, Taleen, you ----ing begging-ass bitch,
I have all of your messages!
You're a beggar! I have an ex-husband, too!
- Show them, right now!
You're a beggar!
You wore my wardrobe last season, bitch!
- Next time on "The Real Housewives of Dubai."
- Who is ready for Bali?
- Let me call Brooks, man. - Where is she?
- She is not answering. I'm worried.
- You were chasing her, saying, "Where is your husband?
Where is your husband?"
- That's dirty, what you're doing.
- You haven't even dealt with Sara yet.
- No.
A few days ago, the most juiciest voice note
landed into my WhatsApp.
- The voice note that I sent you?
I cannot trust you now.
- We're gonna need a refill.