- Tonight, on part two
of "The Real Housewives of Dubai" reunion...
You dated "365 Days" star Michele Morrone.
He got your name tattooed on himself?
- When you say I'm-I'm queen bee,
other people said it for me.
- Everyone sitting here is a queen.
- Beauty is being humble.
- God did not take all this time to create me
to be humble for nobody. Not gonna happen.
- Focus on the fact that you can't even get a mortgage
and stop worrying about-- - I've got a mortgage.
- No, you've been declined.
- You, out of all people, that's known me for many years,
knows that I was not being rude.
- This is a sexual abuse to young kids that have no power
to speak for themselves.
- You were going around telling everybody
you're, like, the queen of this show.
- "Just admit you're threatened by Ayan."
- Yes.
- Let me know when you can run a successful business.
I know all this black girl--
- You steal designs. I've got proof, too.
- Aww. - I don't steal designs.
- Okay. Oh, boy.
[laughing] - Oh!
- What? - Um, Lesa Milan,
we have "The Book of Lies." Wow, this is-- okay.
- Wow. - That's rude.
- You real-- you're really invested in me. I love it.
- Okay, wow, there's-- okay. - Well, you've invested
in me, Lesa, so I've invested in you.
- There's a lot in here. - No, I haven't.
I don't know you. I don't care to know you.
- You've been on-- you've-- - You are the Wicked Witch
of the Middle East. - Not wicked witch.
- There's not-- she's not the wicked witch.
- No, Lesa. You went on TV. You attacked my husband.
You attacked my business.
- I've never attacked your husband.
- What are you talking?
You said my followers were fake.
I don't have a business. My husband is gay.
What are you talking about? - Well, are your followers real?
I've never attacked your husband in my life.
- Yes. - No, no.
- I've never called your husband gay in my life.
I've never said that about Sergio.
- No. - I actually like Sergio.
Sergio, as a man, tried to come after me on Twitter.
Rich would never try to go after you.
- What do you mean?
He called me a 50-year-old influencer.
- But you are a 50-year-old influencer.
- You're British, and that was his dry British sense of humor.
- Come on. Yes. - Please show me the record.
Show me. - Okay, so-so, hold on.
- Shh! - Ladies, stop!
We're actually talking about this book, okay?
- Yeah. I'm flattered, actually.
- Okay. So, what she's showing is--
- Yes. - That's your design.
- That's a licensed design. - Yes.
- Oh, okay. - That's a licensed design.
- Yes.
- Did you license it from her friend?
- No. - No.
I didn't license it from her.
- You licensed-- - You have to go from--
you have to go through different manufacturers
to license certain things. - I think this is bullsh--.
- Okay. - And you get to change it.
Like, for example, mine has a belt.
Mine has a zipper.
Focus on your bankrupt business.
Focus on the fact that you can't even get a mortgage
and stop worrying about-- - Mm-hmm.
- I've got a mortgage. - No.
- No, you could not get a mortgage.
You've been declined. - I've got a mortgage.
I am not declined. - Okay, who cares?
- The point is, Andy, focus on your own business.
- Okay.
- Focus on being in Jeffrey Epstein's notebook.
Focus on all the things you have going.
- Oh, you're so disgusting. - You. You're disgusting.
You're a witch.
- Focus that you're a former escort
in Miami. - I could-- let me tell you.
If I was a escort, girl,
I would have been a rich bitch 'cause this is golden.
- What? - Okay. All right. Okay.
- Okay? Stay off Lipstick Mommy or whatever.
- Are you in Jeffrey Epstein's book?
Did you know Jeffrey Epstein? - Yeah, met them.
I was very good friends with all of them.
- Yeah, the audacity. Yeah.
- All right. Um... - Caroline,
you are going below the belt for no reason.
- Oh, she has. So, we go-- I'll go lower.
- Now, you're going. - I've never.
You're obsessed with me, and it's dangerous.
- Oh, am I? Aww. - You-- you're disgusting.
- Oh, Lesa. - Okay, okay.
- You wish you looked like this.
- You live in Jumeirah. - Yeah, imagine.
- Why? She's rich. - Where people with real money,
real jobs live. - Okay, you all are rich.
You're all rich.
[laughing] - The audacity.
- Lesa, Nora from Knoxville, Tennessee said,
"Now that some time has passed since you launched"--
- Nina is the richest, but we won't go there.
- Oh, is she? - Yes, she is.
- No, she's not. - Bitch, look at me.
- Good. - Yes, she is.
- How?
- She owns four buildings in Al Barari.
- Okay. All right.
- I don't talk about money, Andy.
I don't need to prove anything.
- But I don't talk about money, either,
but don't-don't you dare.
- You know what I can say for sure?
You're all very pretty, and you're all very rich.
Um, Lesa, after episode three aired, you wrote on Twitter,
"Special thanks to our amazing team,
"who, despite fries not being on the menu
"and her being so rude,
"went out of their way to make it happen.
"I serve French fries at a kids' party
"and lobster tempura bites for adults."
- Yes.
- Eli from Evansville, Indiana wants to know
why you came so hard for Nina.
- Well, the thing is, I-- I've always loved Nina.
Most fashion shows don't even serve food, right?
- Right. - Yeah, that's true.
- And fries was not on the menu.
The show is only 20 minutes long.
- I didn't get 'em from the fashion show, first of all.
I ordered from the restaurant.
I was there an hour and a half.
- There was no restaurant.
We rented out the whole venue, right?
- Yeah, you-you reacted on Twitter
'cause you knew it was gonna cause a commotion.
- I reacted to what I saw. No.
- But you know that your friend is vegetarian,
and she suffered. There's no food.
- I came a whole hour and a half early.
- There were vegetarian options.
- There wasn't. There wasn't. - There was not.
- There were vegetarian options.
- This is a funny fight. - Well, we're not in-- Lesa--
- I've been to-- I've been to her dinner
where the food is cold, and there's no tablescape,
and I don't complain. [sighs]
- What-what-- What dinner is that?
- The one in Zaya Nurai. - That's not mine.
- That was her dinner. - That was hers.
- That was my dinner. - That's not my dinner.
- Who is ready for wine? - I'm starved.
- I'm really hungry. - You are?
- I need-- but I need, like, a drink.
- Do you care if there's a tablescape?
- Yeah. - Yes, I do.
- Who cares? - What?
- I love Caroline, but I do care.
- Of course. - Here's the thing.
- Yes. - When someone invites you,
you don't complain.
- That's the point. Take your own advice.
- Yes. - When someone invites you,
you don't complain. - Yes. I didn't complain.
- You just sit there, watch the show, and be done.
- Who did I complain to? - She felt--
she felt, watching it back, that you were complaining.
- Yeah, over French fries. - I wasn't-- Well, because--
- Okay. - It was my fault, Lesa,
that I even showed up. - Okay.
- And that I even showed up in an hour and a half
to support a so-called friend when you know me.
- So-called, Nina? So-called?
- She was being your friend, Nina.
- Please, Ayan, let her talk.
Let her talk. - So-called? Wow, Nina.
So-called friend? - Exactly.
- I feel like, unfairly, I had preconceived notions
and things about her. - Just because I told you?
- Because of a lot of other things you warned me.
You told me to be careful of her.
You told me she's an opportunist.
- I-- but what did tell you?
- She's only trying to befriend me.
- No, because you're getting on the show.
- Are you kidding me? You've warned me.
- I don't-- I didn't like her.
- You've called her a belligerent drunk.
You've called her-- I have the voice notes.
- Okay, yes, I said-- did I not tell you?
- I have the voice notes! - There's voice notes.
- Did I not tell you I called her that?
- You know, look, it was before,
and she didn't know me. I didn't--
I wasn't that fond of her.
I didn't say anything like that about her.
I have to be honest. But, you know,
we've discussed it, and it's okay,
and we're like-- we're- we're like sisters now,
and I love her. - Belligerent?
- What does it mean? Belligerent?
- Like a crazy drunk. - Like, and, like, crazy.
- Pushy-pushy. - Oh, yeah.
- Like me in the desert. - Yeah.
- Okay. One of the things
that you kept repeating
was that she called Stanbury ratchet,
and ghetto, and trashy. - Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- And so, I don't know you well.
I'm watching the show.
I'm watching you all on the show.
- Yeah. She didn't say--
she did not. - It doesn't-- did she say,
"Ghetto and ratchet?" - She did not.
Those are my words but trashy.
- Okay. - But listen,
trashy means ghetto and ratchet.
- No. - Okay, okay.
- It's a saying. - Not really.
- So, my problem isn't her saying that.
My problem is, why? - But that was your problem.
- Okay, hold on. - That's how it all started.
- Just let her finish. Just let her finish.
- No, It was my problem because you're going on TV
saying the only reason you're not getting close to her,
is because of me. - No, that's not what I said.
- How many times did I tell both of you,
"Give her a chance?
She's actually pretty cool." - That's not what-- yes.
- Yeah. - Your point is...
that you said those things, and then you developed
a friendship with her. That's your whole point.
- Yes. - Why is that so wrong?
- And why couldn't you accept that Nina changed her mind
about Stanbury? - I have accepted it.
- And wanted to give her a chance.
- I have accepted it. - No, but you guys always
throw it in my face. - It just seems fake, Andy.
- How long have the two of you known each other?
Lesa and Nina, how long? - Uh, seven, eight years.
- Seven, eight years. - Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm. - Yes, we've known each other the longest.
- You've known each other seven or eight--
- Yes. - You've known each other
the longest? - The longest.
- And the turning point came over this change
with her and Stanbury? - When I started hanging out with Stanbury.
- No, no. You keep telling people that.
I don't have an issue with you being friends with her.
- You keep telling people that. - It was just fake and weird.
- The funny thing is, I spent all season
trying to get all of 'em together, genuinely.
- Yeah, you did. Yeah, you did, actually.
It's really interesting to me that, of this whole group,
the two of you have known each other the longest.
How do we-- - Yeah.
- It's not about how long you know people, though.
- No, I know but hold on. - Exactly. We've learned that.
- We have. - We have, unfortunately.
- But I would like to know how you two can move beyond this
and get past it?
- Nina, if I hurt you, I do apologize
'cause I was not doing it to hurt you.
- Nina, how do you respond to that?
- If that's her only response, we can move on.
- Okay, then we'll leave it there.
I hope that the two of you can find your way out of it.
- I think they can. - They will.
They have been friends for a long time.
- You know, yeah. - Yeah, they've been friends
for long enough that I think
that a-a good enough conversation
where it's genuine and open, I think they can resolve it.
- All right. We're gonna leave it there,
and we're gonna break for lunch now.
- Whoo!
- My toes are still frozen.
- Highlighter.
- I wanna be entertained, not bored.
- Let's just have fun.
- Definitely. I was too quiet.
The second one, I'm not going to be.
[laughing] I am not going to be.
I think I'm coming in very bad, and I don't give a (BLEEP).
- Coming up...
- People who are on survival mode,
unknowingly, they think it's them against the world.
- Do you think that you walk through the world
[phone ringing]
- Hey.
- Oh, my gosh, I went out there,
and it already started to heat up.
It was insane.
- Lesa is, like,
really letting Caroline Stanbury have it.
I mean, I'm team Caroline because Caroline
is just responding to what Lesa has said
about her publicly on social media
and everything after the show.
- Clearly.
- Lesa's going hard. You need her pregnancy gear.
You never played soccer.
- That's bullsh--! - It's bullsh--.
- I'm happy to speak facts,
but when you start throwing bullsh--, excuse me.
See? Now, I'm cussing.
This is when you know I'm upset.
- Hi, honey.
Well, reunion is going good.
- Building bridges and having some positive discussions?
- Uh, well, we haven't gotten to the building bridges part yet.
- And I-- and I really thought I was gonna come on here
to make peace with her.
You know what? She's the same person.
- But we're definitely clearing the air.
[laughing]
- Well, that's good.
Just keep-keep that positive energy.
You keep putting positive energy into it, babe,
and sooner or later, you'll get positive energy back.
I love you, sweetheart. Take care.
- Love you, baby. Bye.
- We're back with
"The Real Housewives of Dubai" reunion.
Super opinionated supermodel Chanel Ayan
is the gift giver that keeps on giving.
Whether she's running her mouth or running barefoot in the mall,
one thing is certain-- She's always runway ready.
Period. Dot. Let's watch.
- Whoo!
- You can steal a lot of gold in this dress.
- I'm the first black supermodel I Dubai.
Ahh! Camel! Camel! - Oops.
- I'm not bragging, honey. I'm the best.
Period. Dot.
I brought you a gift.
- Wow. - Wow.
- Is this a goat? - Do you have it, Lesa?
- It is totally a goat.
- So, when life gets you lemons,
you give Caroline Brooks lemonade?
- No, both of us need lemonades.
You, honestly, you have a lot of layers,
so I brought you onions.
- I got absolutely nothing. - Nothing.
That was the best gift I could have given her.
My dad said all the problems in his marriage
started when I was coming in.
So, I've always looked at myself like I'm the problem
that caused him not to love me.
They took us to this man's house,
and they just tied us on the bed,
and we were circumcised.
- No, no, Ifrah, it's okay.
Well, I am in a better place.
If there is a survivor on the planet,
that ----ing sh-- is me. I've survived.
I'm done so well for myself from where I'm from.
- All right.
Um, it was a really emotional moment.
- I cried last night watching it.
Lesa cried, too. - Yeah.
- It's a tough situation because it's not something
I would wish even on my worst enemy in the world,
especially when you are five years old,
and you're a kid, and you're supposed to be--
trust the people that love you, and they do this.
Yeah, it's hard.
- Have you talked to your mom about the circumcision?
- She wasn't part of it. - No.
- She wasn't part of it.
She didn't even know that happened
because I was sent to visit my aunt and my grandma,
and I liked visiting my aunt because she would make
these really nice pancakes in the morning.
So, I thought it was, like, a beautiful vacation
to visit my aunt.
And then at 6 a.m., they just woke us up
and took us somewhere, and they just
put us on the table and tied us up,
and then I hear my sister screaming.
I'm screaming. I don't know what's happening.
They tie my legs.
I don't know what the (BLEEP) is going on
because you're five years old.
What the (BLEEP), as a five-year-old, do you know?
How are we-- how am I supposed to fight anybody
when they're tying my legs as a five year ----ing old?
- Oh, don't-don't talk about it.
- You deserve not to be violated as a child.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Yeah, you know, and-- - Yes.
- And completely mutilated and violated.
- It's disgusting. - Yeah.
- As a helpless kid who cannot fight for themselves.
- What about your relationship with your aunt?
- My aunt, right now, actually is one of the people
that has a really big NGO to stop female geni--
uh, mutilation for girls. - Wow.
- Yeah. - Oh, so, she's really--
- She's the one that's now really doing it.
She even got, uh, crowned by the Queen of Norway
for her job of helping the young girls.
So, sometimes I do have a lot of resentment towards her
and a lot of pain towards her.
- But she's trying to make it right,
it sounds like. - Yeah, she's trying to, like,
do a lot of good things with that--
a lot of good things with that.
- Having gone through this mutilation--
- No, uh, mine wasn't mutilation.
- Okay.
- So, there's three types, right?
- Okay. - They cut you, this--
I don't know what it's called in English.
- Your labias. - Yes, they, uh, do that.
Mine, they didn't cut it.
They just sew it, but I still have my clitoris,
thank God, 'cause I love pleasure.
But there's some people that they cut that up,
and then there's some people they removed completely,
which causes a lot of issues in their body.
- Right, of course. Yes.
- Hormone problems, not having kids, depression.
- I mean, this is a personal question
that you don't have to answer.
- No, you can ask me anything. I'm--
- But I'm just curious.
Did having that happen to you
affect your intimacy with your husband
and your ability to be intimate and to trust him?
- No. So-so, uh,
beginning of our relationship, I would hide in the bathroom
while I take shower. I would always lock the door.
He would not understand that
because I was sleeping with him in the bed, hugging, before.
And then, of course, we got married,
and I was still, like, completely not open,
so we couldn't have sex or anything,
even when I was married because I was living in Brazil married.
So, doctors in Brazil
didn't understand what was going on,
and they didn't wanna do anything,
so I had to fly back to Kenya and then go
to do another surgery, which people--
which I'm lucky because my husband paid for that.
And so, when I was younger, I was having issues,
but now no, no. I ----ing love to (BLEEP).
Don't I talk about it all the time on T-TV?
I do my husband all the time. - Oh, God.
- Okay, well, we've established that.
- I mean, you have to find some humor
in everything you go through in life.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- It doesn't mean that I forget my pain.
- What made you wanna open up so publicly
about your childhood trauma?
- Actually, Sara. Sara.
I went to visit Sara, and it was so easy
to talk to her about my pain and stuff.
You know, and this is happening to my cousin's kid
a few weeks ago. They say it's religious.
It's not, 'cause I'm Muslim. I grew up Muslim.
It's not in any-any-any of my book.
So, me talking about it is, I wanna help people,
if I can stop it.
This is a sexual abuse to young kids that have no, uh,
power to speak for themselves.
- Sara, what made you think that the hypnotherapy
would help her?
- Because hypnotherapy goes to your subconscious mind,
and that's all your memories packed in boxes back there
that you cannot reach on your own.
- Thank you for that, by the way.
- You're welcome.
- Honestly, after that thing, I called you,
and I said, "Thank you," because I went home,
and I felt like I had ten kilos of my body out.
So, I'm really sorry you felt like I judged you
by saying you're judgmental and stuff.
But honestly, I love you.
I have a really good time with you,
and I'm sorry if I hurt you.
- But, Ayan, listen. I'll tell you something.
People who are on survival mode, unknowingly,
they think it's them against the world,
and everything is coming at them and trying to attack them.
- Yeah.
- Well, this is really interesting.
- Yeah. - Yeah, Sara. Yeah.
- Because I was gonna ask you how you think
going through this trauma has affected you.
Do you think that you walk through the world
wearing an armor about you? - Armor, yeah.
- That you feel like you have to--
- I mean, I don't-- I don't trust people.
- Okay. - I've never trusted people.
- Same. - That makes sense.
- Because people that loves me
did the most horrific things to me,
not people that I didn't know. - Same.
- Yeah.
- So, it's like I walk, of course, with, like,
shield on me because I'm just used to being like,
oh, what are you gonna say? What are you gonna do?
And then I use my humor to always not wanna deal with,
like, deal with things that I need to deal with, you know.
- Yeah, yeah.
So, switching gears, you model, and you're also a model booker.
- Yes. I used to model a lot. - She has an agency.
- You're-you're-- you have your own agency.
- Yeah. - Yes, yes.
Clients love me 'cause I'm on stage.
I killed it. I'm, like, I imagine I'm Iman,
Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna.
Uh, Naomi Campbell takes over my body.
I studied Naomi Campbell's walk.
Maybe she's gonna be like bitch steals my look, you know.
- And do you ever wear sweatpants?
- Yeah. - When?
- When I went to-to wear my-- - To the movies.
- The movies? - To the-- yeah, Lesa has--
Lesa has the worst pictures of me that I send her.
- Really? - Yeah.
- So, you wear-- - And Havaianas.
- Havaianas. - Really?
- Yes. - Okay.
Nina, Valerie from Seattle wants to know your reaction
to hearing Ayan call your style mashed potatoes with no butter.
- Actually, I wanna apologize.
I don't even remember saying that.
- Yeah. I-I wanna ask you why.
You came out to take me to lunch to apologize for the dinner,
and that's when it came out.
- But didn't I apologize for the dinner?
I was a good person. I always apologize.
- But you apologized, but then you made me feel guilty
that I wasn't being a good friend.
- I just wanted to apologize because, honestly,
you worked so hard on that dinner.
- Yeah.
- I just don't know what happened, to be honest.
- I know. I know. - Stanbury kept on saying,
"I don't like you. I don't like you."
You know, and I-I was really worried
why you didn't stand up for me.
I came to that dinner because I know you,
and I had issues with Stanbury and Brooks.
So, I didn't understand why you sat there
and didn't say anything like, "Girls, stop it,"
because you kind of made me feel like I was wrong
when I was bullied. Bullied!
**
- Coming up...
- I know there was a very strong story
about getting rid of me out of this friend group,
and I think-- - Hmm?
- Huh. - Yeah.
- That is not true. Swear to my kid.
Who told you that? Who told you?
- You kind of made me feel like I was wrong
when I was bullied.
Bullied! - Listen. All of you were wrong.
- Oh, wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Bullied! - All of you were wrong,
first of all. - I did not--
I did not attack you. - Not you. [indistinct].
- Hold on. - I was-- I was poking you.
- Can I-- can I finish? - I didn't attack you.
- Hold on. Let me. - Can I finish?
- We went back and forth. - I felt bullied. Did I finish?
- So, back to the dinner, you said I didn't defend you.
I didn't stop-- first of all, you know how many times
I had to stop it? - She said to me--
- C'est la vie. - Yeah.
- She did say, "Stop," but you couldn't hear her.
- But when you were yelling and screaming,
you can't hear me.
- Don't lie. - Yes, you didn't contact me,
if I did receive an invite for the birthday or not.
- Ayan, don't lie. Hold on a minute. No, no, no.
- Ladies. Ladies! - My turn.
- And you said to me that I wasn't invited
because I wasn't important. - My turn.
- Ladies, even though I shut this place down,
there are still people working. - I am very important!
- Ayan, shut up.
- We were shouting so loud that no one could hear her.
She was going, "Stop, stop, stop."
- She was saying, "Stop," but we were--
- But you took that-- - Yeah, but when we were at lunch,
I wish you had said to me, "Ayan, what happened yesterday?
"Also, I'm so sorry, this is what happened.
"I wish that it didn't happen the way it happened.
"What do you think? Are you okay?"
- But why do-- why-- but why am I apologizing to you, though?
- You never asked me if I was okay,
and I've asked you many times if you're okay with your stuff.
- But, obviously, I came to meet you.
- That's what I wanted to say. - Why? Why?
- Because your-your body language.
I don't even know if you actually know
you come very hard, very fast. And now I've understood.
You know, like, as I said, when I speak,
it's always you assume the worst straightaway.
- Accepted. - But I do think,
you know, also, the backstory for me,
I know there was a very strong story about, you know,
getting rid of me out of this friend group,
and I think-- - Hmm?
- Huh? - Yeah.
- What? - That is not true.
Swear to my kid. - Yes, it was,
'cause I was a part of it.
Before we started filming this show,
conversations were had, like, saying that, basically,
you were going around telling everybody
you're, like, the queen of this show.
It was discussed that she thinks she's the queen bee.
She thinks she's gonna run it.
- You told me she thinks the show is about her.
- Yes, 'cause she told me.
- "Let's-let's come together and show her
"that the show is not about her."
- Yeah, but that's completely different.
- No, I said-- yeah, but that's not trying
to get out of this show, Sara! - That's different
than getting rid. - That's completely different
to what she just said. - You said-- right.
No, that-that is different. - That is not. That's a lie.
So many lies have been told. That's ridiculous.
Never happened. - But I will say,
there was interest from Bravo in following--
she had a whole new life in Dubai, and she was,
uh, an anchor, I think, of us wanting
to come to the show. - Yeah, she told us.
Yes, yes, yes. - Nina, fix it.
- So, I think that-that would be truthful.
- Yes. - She gets it.
- When you're saying I'm saying I'm queen bee,
other people said it for me, too, just because they know
I had a-- - I don't have an-- listen.
- Well, that has changed. - I don't have an issue
for you being a queen bee because, to be honest,
everyone sitting here is a queen bee.
- We're all queens. - That's my opinion, right?
- Yes, yes. Okay. I wanna move on.
The ladies of Dubai answer to no one except, that is,
their offspring.
Let's take a look at the real kids of Dubai.
[laughing]
- Don't you think it's so cute how our kids have,
three different accents?
Max, say, "Water." - Water.
- Sebie, say, "Water."
Say, "Water." - Water.
- Christian, he has a Jamaican accent.
- Water.
[laughing]
- You're cooking? - I'm making you lunch.
Taste it. No, it's good.
- Can you get me water?
- Ditch the knee thing.
The knee thing makes me wanna gouge my own eyes out.
- Look, even Taz is embarrassed.
- Have you seen how it looks?
- Ahh! - Oh, wow!
- Oh, how cute! - Yasmine is savage.
- I try to ground my children as much as possible.
Compared to the other friends that I have,
my kids live a very humble life.
- What kind of job are you gonna get,
so you can buy me a Ferrari every year?
- I don't like Ferraris. - "I don't like Ferraris."
But I do.
- That was funny. - Oh, I died.
- Yeah, that was funny. - Oh, really? Okay.
When I come home, I'm gonna check this homework.
- A dog ate it.
- Um, but, um-- - It got damaged.
[laughing] - Let me guess.
A dog ate your book.
[laughing] - Aww.
- Oh, my baby. He's so cute.
- Where does he get his sense of humor from?
Yeah. - From his mother.
- Um, have you made any progress teaching him,
uh, about his culture, or is he still resistant?
- Yeah.
I mean, he's moody about it. Sometimes he'll accept it,
sometimes not, but, I mean, he knows a lot.
He just acts like he doesn't.
- Stanbury, you shared your story of being
in boarding school.
How has that impacted the type of parent
that you are to them, to your kids?
- Um, well, I know I wouldn't send them away like that.
- Right. - You know,
I wouldn't send them to boarding school.
They-they, you know, they've-- they would choose,
if they ever went-- wanted to go.
But I'm-- I think I'm a lot more affectionate with them,
but I still do find it hard
because I don't know how to do it so much.
Like, I mean, you know, when the baby comes out,
and everyone immediately says you're gonna be attached?
That definitely didn't happen for me.
- Yeah. - And, you know, I'm a workaholic.
At that stage, you know, I prioritized work.
Um, so, yeah, I think, actually, I'm really excited.
If I do do it with Sergio,
I'd do a lot of things differently, as well.
- Hmm, yeah. Nina, um, you know,
you talk about keeping your kids grounded.
- Yes.
- While you're doing a sleepover
in an $8,000 a night hotel room.
- Yeah, why not? - Yeah.
- Uh, is it possible not to spoil your kids
when you're living in a lotta luxury?
- Well, I-- listen. I spoil them with things that are,
like, that create memories.
Anything that creates memories for my kids,
that, to me, is priceless.
- Has Taj-- uh, have you made more-- any more peace
with him going to college?
- No. We-- he just literally told me a few days ago
that he can't wait to go with me.
If you watch in the movies, they drink beer.
They party all day. - Yeah, they do keg stands.
I'd love to see you do a keg stand.
- I've been to that. - I don't think that
that's gonna go well for him, if he brings you to school.
- Oh, it's gonna go well. - Imagine Ayan doing beer pong
in couture. - Oh, yeah.
Oh, I'm gonna do that.
- How is his modeling career going?
- The kid does very well.
And when he was younger, he would do campaigns
for billboards everywhere, and he loved it.
Then someday, he's like, "Mom, this is not my thing."
I'm like, "No problem."
Sometimes he goes, "This is my thing."
So, right now, he feels like it's kind of his thing,
so let's how long it's gonna last.
- Sara, what kind of relationship does Maktoum have
with this father?
- Hmm.
They don't have a very close relationship.
He barely sees him.
- Hmm. - But when he does,
I mean, he's a good dad, but I'm the one who takes
complete, like, full, uh, care of the kid financially
and everything.
- What is it like being a single mom in the UAE for you?
Do you-- do people judge you?
Is it hard?
- You have people that get it, and they don't care,
and you have people that judge you,
and they go, like, "Oh, not only once.
"She's-she's divorced twice.
"You know, maybe something is wrong with her."
And people don't-- they don't look at the story.
They always blame the woman. - Hmm.
- You know, she's the reason, always.
He's a man. It's okay. That's toxic masculinity.
But, uh, I don't care.
I'll get divorced four times, if I have to,
to find the right one. - Got it.
- I-I'm gonna find her a guy.
- You are? - We tried to find her one.
- I wanna find her one. - She promised.
She was like, "I'm gonna find you a husband," but--
- Really? - I need to find a good one.
- Sergio has promised.
They-- he-- she's become very close with Sergio.
- And Sergio promised. - Oh, really?
- Very close, so they talk a lot.
[indistinct chatter]
- I wanna find someone like my husband.
- Hold on. You've become very close with Sergio?
- I love Sergio. He's my brother.
- Me, too. I love Sergio. - Really?
- He's my baby brother.
Whatever you guys find me, make sure he's not a narcissist.
- You should go to Africa. [laughing]
- Oh, my God. - Girl.
- Brooks should take you to Africa.
There's a lot of good men there.
- Brooks, what are we waiting for?
- Sara, Gemma from San Francisco, California
said, "The word in the desert is that you dated '365 Days' star
"Michele Morrone." - No.
I was his manager and business partner.
- Oh, really? - Yeah.
- But he got your name tattooed on himself?
- No, it's not my name.
It's a name of, like, a goddaughter he has.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- I mean, I would claim it as mine.
[laughing] - I would, too.
- Oh, take it. - I'd say, isn't it amazing?
- Right. - It's your name.
- Back with more from the Dubai reunion after this.
Coming up...
- I am always gonna look better
than anybody in this world. - Hold on. Hold on.
Did you want to look like the bride?
- Welcome back. I'm Andy.
I'm here with the real housewives of Dubai.
What started with Ayan being iced out of Stanbury's hen party
soon snowballed into a season's long saga
that included Lesa, fashion shows, Ski Dubai,
and even Sergio's penis.
- Blech. - Uh, it's all too much.
Just watch.
- Whoo!
- Congratulations!
- Whoo! - See, here? Loved you here.
- Let's cleanse the energy, ladies.
- Nothing is gonna cleanse this energy. - Apparently,
my cleansing didn't work. - I can't bear this woman.
- That was to him.
- Whenever I think of Caroline Stanbury, it just goes
bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch.
About me. - Her sucking him.
- About her but not to her. - I forgot a word. Bitch.
- Wait. Whoa.
- Okay, I don't feel like it needs to go there.
- Oh, whoa.
- I hate them.
Sergio, like, literally, I hate them.
- I'm tired of it. I'm really tired.
I have to explain 24-7 who I am.
God, I was so tired there. I never slept.
- Caroline gets to call her husband
to come and rescue her.
A white woman is breaking down.
Let's console her.
But a Black girl is breaking down.
Toughen up. You're a strong person.
- All right. [indistinct] on Twitter said,
"What issue did Stanbury actually have with Ayan?
"I don't get it, to this day." - None. None.
She never had any issues with me.
- For me, um, I just-- uh, you're on a boat.
You're limited capacity,
and I invited the closest people to me. That was it.
- I'm very skinny. You know what I mean?
- True, and you don't eat much,
so it would've been fine. - Huh?
- You know, the interesting thing is,
it seems like, had the two of you spoken privately,
you could've worked this thing out
pretty quickly. - Absolutely,
absolutely, absolutely. - Um, instead,
you came in guns blazing. - I--
- And you told Ayan you couldn't stand her.
- Yeah, I think-- - For no reason.
You don't-- for-- literally, Caroline,
that's what I became upset with you for, like, a while.
First of all, you cut me out of your party.
Not because I felt I wasn't going to it.
I felt, honestly, you secluded me.
- She didn't go either, so-- - I wasn't invited.
- That-- but you didn't know her.
You know me because we share best friends.
We know everybody in common. - No, I actually--
I actually know her more than you.
- I've done panels with her. I've done panels with her.
- I've done speeches with her. - In Dubai, speeches.
- When? - So many years.
- Before she knew you. - Huh?
- Yeah, before, I promise you.
- That-that I don't know, but it's good that you have that.
- Yeah, yeah. - I didn't know.
But I would have loved to be there
and have fun with everybody, okay?
That was the point. I wasn't upset.
- Right, I'm sorry you felt like that.
- Yes.
- But I felt like you read too much into it.
- No, I didn't, but I was mad
because I was told that I wasn't important.
That is what actually pissed me off more.
- Okay, well, that wasn't me. - Yeah.
- We do have really nice moments.
- Yeah. - But then something triggers her,
and we're back to square one,
and I think that's very difficult.
- And they think Lesa is the trigger.
- Nothing triggers me. - There's this whole thing.
I've heard it in confessional.
- Yes, it's not true. - Like, "Pinky and the Brain"
and then Lesa thinks for her.
- Yeah, no. - I actually talk her
off the ledge nine out of ten times.
- Yeah. - Half the time,
she wants to tweet some things out,
and I'm like, "Girl, stop." - She stops me.
- Oh, really?
- She stops me. - You know?
- Nina, Cheryl from Savannah wants to know
if you think Lesa overreacted
to the suck Sergio's d*** comment.
"Watching the show, it seemed like Stanbury
was kinda jokin' around."
- Well, I mean, uh, I-I-I accept
that I shouldn't have said it 100%.
- Yeah, thank you. - Mm-hmm. Absolutely.
- That you were not joking. - Mm-hmm.
- Because I was angry at him.
- But why were you mad? - Yeah.
- You were mad that he was talking to "them."
- Yes, as my husband, he should stay by me.
I was angry at my husband. - Right.
- He was polite. - I said to him, not you, Lesa.
- Polite. - I said, "He."
- He was polite. - She said, "Why don't you do it?"
- You do it.
I hope she's gonna suck your d***.
- I won't.
- So, Nina, do you think that-that Lesa overreacted
to the d*** sucking comment?
- Listen, nobody wants to be told that.
- No. - Right.
- You know, I-I don't wanna be disrespected that way.
- Sara, what did you think of the comment?
- I-I wasn't there when the comment happened.
But later on, when I heard it,
of course, nobody wants to hear that,
but, obviously, if I saw a woman and a wife arguing
because of me-- - We were not arguing.
- Not arguing. - No, no,
h-him and her were arguing-- because of me,
I would back off because I don't wanna--
- What do you mean? He's at our table.
- Yeah, but-- - And, uh, why would I back off
when I just had a good conversation with her,
telling her we are good? - I think she got more upset when you grabbed his hand.
- No. - Yeah, there was the hand.
I think that's when she said-- - No, the hand happened after.
- No, that happened after.
- Ayan, Robin from Maui said,
"You and Lesa come after Sergio
for getting involved in the girl drama."
- Yes.
- "But you sure stayed quiet when Rich called her
a 50-year-old influencer.
Are you being hypocritical?"
- No, my husband does not get into girl arguments, ever.
- No, no, no, at all--
at all-- at all. - If you watch the whole clip,
my husband was giving me constructive criticism.
- Yeah, criticism, mm-hmm.
- He was saying, "Be kind.
Be nice." - Mm-hmm.
- That's what he led with.
And basically, he was giving me perspective.
Like, Lesa, you are here.
She is not, right?
- Yeah, yeah. - So, don't stoop to her level.
And I feel like that was valid.
- He was pumping you up. - Yeah.
- Um, Stanbury, I wanna talk about your engagement party
and Chanel's outfit.
Um, Miss B. Nicole on Twitter said,
"How are you mad at a guest that's wearing a wedding dress
when you told all your guests to wear white?
It's a cape and a bodysuit, girl.
Just admit you're threatened by Ayan."
- I think the thing that got me was the train,
more than anything, with the blonde wig.
- Wow, should I fix your train for you?
- Yes.
Thank you.
- If you'd come with your dark hair and the train,
maybe it wouldn't have been such a sort of dig for me,
but I saw the train and the blonde wig first.
- But if she walked into an Emirate wedding looking,
like, better than the bride, they'd kick you out.
- They would kick you out, yeah.
- Yeah, but the thing is, like, I am always gonna
look better than anybody in this world
because I always love to feel good and look good.
Caroline, you kind of bullied me a little bit,
and I was very nice.
I actually watered myself down for you.
- But did you want to look like the bride?
- How can I look like the bride when I look like this, Andy?
- From behind.
- Let's get this straight, right?
- Okay. - I look good,
and I'm a Black woman.
I was born in perfectionist
of perfectionist. - I look good, too. I look, too.
I'm very happy with the way I look.
- So, I know, I know.
- You don't need to keep b-bashing other women.
- I know, but I just felt like I-- - We-we look different,
but I look good for-- - You look good for yourself.
- Yes, thank you. - Actually, my favorite dress
was the real wedding dress. - Yeah.
- Yeah, that was really pretty. - That one, I'd give you 100%.
You looked stunning on it. - Thank you.
- But the desert one, yes, I outshined you.
- Are you saying that you will always outshine the people
at the event because you're gonna look better?
- I don't outshine people in purpose.
Like, oh, my God, I'm gonna look better than people.
- But you just said that.
- I think look better for yourself.
So, if it is has a problem with people
that you look better than them,
none of them are my Goddamn business.
- It's my day, I'm a bride. - I love--
- Yeah, but, Caroline, you specifically said to wear white.
- You know, like, when I watched it back,
you-you keep saying I was wearing sheen.
I was-- my dress was horrible.
I would have done all this. - It really did look like sheen.
- It wasn't sheen.
It was a 12,000 euro dress. - It was just-- it was young.
- It was beautiful. - Uh, it was tulle-y.
- Yeah, it was fun. - You're wearing tulle today but--
- Let me ask you a question.
Isn't a danger of asking everyone to wear white
that people are going to wind up--
- Very much so, very much so. She's brave.
- ...possibly looking like a bride?
- Yes, yes. - No, she was brave doing that.
- But-but, Andy-Andy, we knew we were supposed
to dumb it down and be simple.
We know that. - Nina's-Nina's was--
- You didn't know a train looks like a bride?
- How? Sara, I have worn--
I have literally worn couture to the mall.
Hello. - She-- Zara.
- You know I'm coming. - She went to Zara with you with--
- I try to look less than I am supposed to.
- And you just couldn't help it?
- Yes.
- I'm not gonna lie, okay?
- Okay. - I'm gonna be real and honest.
- Okay. - Did I know
I was gonna look better than you? Absolutely.
- But beauty is being humble, as well.
- Oh, my God, I'm so sorry. That will never happen to me.
- Don't worry. - God did not take all this time
to create me to be humble for nobody.
Not gonna happen.
- Uh-uh. - Period. Dot.
- Period Dot. Mother----ing dot, yes.
- Okay, moving on to your trip in Nurai.
Who thinks that Ayan misinterpreted
what Stanbury was saying, um, and overreacted?
- Oh, 100%. - You all think so.
- Including me. - I knew what she was saying.
- Including me. - She was talking to me.
- Oh, and you think so, too. This is the most important.
- I don't know where the dependence comes from.
She always said-- - I depend on my husband
my whole entire life, and I love it.
- There's a difference between dependent and investment.
- I've worked since I was seven years old.
I know how to make money. I've done it.
I live a good life. - Stop it, Chanel.
You're looking for sh-- that isn't there.
- I honestly, to my soul, I wanna apologize to you
because when I watched it, and I saw you cry,
I was hurt by it because no matter
how funny and silly I am,
I don't wanna see another person cry.
Actually, you were giving me compliments,
and I didn't see it.
So, I would really like to say I am so sorry.
- Thank you.
- Okay, so, after Sergio came to kind of
help you out or rescue you-- - Yeah, yeah.
Oh, that-- can I just say something very quickly, as well?
That is my husband coming to pick me up
on a weekend that I had organized.
- Yes. - Just pick me up.
We were leaving, it wasn't like he arrived first day.
- Okay. - You know,
what is wrong with that? - He came to pick you.
- All right, well, hold on. Well, let's--
let's just talk about this, because--
- Really tough. - Yes.
- ...Ayan, Brooks, and Lesa had a really honest
and candid conversation... - Yes.
- ...about the expectations that society has
of black women in terms of being strong.
And I would love it, Brooks, if you would just
talk about that a little bit
because I thought it was so interesting.
- Of course, I will.
So, it is facts. You see black women.
You automatically assume strength, right?
'Cause we're always like we got it.
We're always trying to do for ourself, right?
We got this, we're good.
You know, don't worry about it.
We're always trying to console others.
- Can I interject one second? - Yes.
- Going to boarding school, no one was coming to save me.
I-I always had to do everything on my own.
Nobody came to get me. - It's not the same.
- Why? - It's not the same.
As a black woman, the things that I've gone through--
- No, we're talking about-- no, I'm saying white women
are perceived as more delicate.
Whether she was in the right, or she was in the wrong,
she was also beside herself.
- Mm-hmm. - Stanbury--
- But the excuse for why Caroline needed Sergio,
is because she was so sad.
- Yeah. - And she was crying.
- But hold on, hold on. - But she needed her husband, too.
- I think the optics are really interesting.
- Yes. - And I wonder,
first of all, Stanbury, did you know the women
felt what way, and do you understand their point?
- I didn't know about that part.
I just know that they didn't want Sergio there.
- Okay.
- But I felt that it was my weekend.
- My question is, 'cause then we see you
going to hang out with Stanbury
once you're back from the trip.
- Yes. - And I wondered.
Did you share that with her?
- No. - That that was the feeling?
- You know, it didn't even-- after that point,
it was already so blown up. - Yeah.
- And when we left, we were exhausted.
I wasn't necessarily happy with her about
what she did at dinner.
You know, so, I was actually frustrated.
I had more so focused on that when I saw Caroline.
- I feel like, as we land this plane,
it seems like you and Stanbury
have actually gotten a lot off your chest.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
- Do you feel like you have anything else
that has been unsaid or that you want to apologize,
or do you feel pretty clean with each other?
- No, I-I like my relationship with you.
I always have.
I-- what I don't like, is the inconsistency,
like not knowing if tomorrow we'll be the same.
Like, you know, because once we get to a really good place,
we've hugged it out a few times,
and then, the morning, it's all changed, again.
- For me, personally, Caroline,
I feel like I have tried with you.
The reason why I'm always like,
oh, my God, what's happening
because I always feel, from the beginning,
it was kind of like attacking me,
making me feel bad. - Yeah.
- Making me feel secluded and stuff like that.
So, if anything came from a good place,
I'll always be like, oh.
But we've had fun.
We've laughed. I've said she's fun
when we're having fun. - Yes.
- But you need to stop listening to people,
because every time you have a conversation with me,
you ask me, "Did you say this?" I'm like, "No."
I'm like, "Did you say this?" You're like, "No."
- So, if we could just, like, get to the point
where we don't have to call each other about each other,
I would really like that. - Me, too.
- And then let's get to you and Lesa.
- Yeah. - How do you two move forward,
or how do you-- how do you move forward after today?
- I've actually genuinely never had an issue with her
until I found out she had an issue with me.
- Okay. - Right?
So, I know you feel like you're on the defense.
I also feel like I'm on the defense
'cause I genuinely don't feel
like I've done anything to you. - No.
- I've never spoken about your husband.
But I would like to move forward.
I would like to get to a place
where we can all have fun-- - Yeah.
- And stop talking about each other.
And just, like, enjoy life. - Okay.
- You know, I feel like it's just always
he-said-she-said and negativity. - Mm-hmm.
- And you guys need to stop trying to exclude us
'cause you guys know you need us.
- Okay, but those are the things, Lesa.
You understand? Like, everything about me
has some sort of dig at the end.
She's great, but the followers.
She's great, but the bank, you know, bankruptcy.
She's great-- - She doesn't like it.
- She doesn't have this. - That's it.
We know how to treat a person. - You know, you don't know me.
You-- you're not in my house. You don't know me.
Ask me these questions.
I'll answer them. - Same. I've been saying that
to you for ages-- - No, no, I ret--
- When you call these girls-- - I re--
- To talk about me-- - I don't call these girls.
- And ask about me. - I really,
honestly haven't, Lesa. - Okay.
- That's what you're-- you're hearing,
but I haven't, okay? - So, someone is lying to you.
- Okay. - I promise you. And, you know,
I-- just because I was so wrapped up in myself,
at this point, doing the things that I was doing,
it wasn't my main concern.
Then it became my main concern
because I heard the stuff you were attacking me on,
and I was like, where from? - I don't attack you.
Stop using those words.
- Lesa, you said them in a public forum, so I'm re--
I retaliate, okay? - No.
You and your husband said it in a public forum,
and I retaliated. - Which one? Which one?
- I've never attacked you. - Which one?
- I don't talk about you. I don't speak on you.
- What did we say that we--
that we've started? - I retaliate. Okay.
- All right. So, we'll see how that develops.
[laughing] I also wanna point out
you all had a pretty great time in Nurai, too.
- Yes. - Yeah, it was really fun.
- I was so upset the way it ended.
- Yeah. - Because I was genuinely,
for the first time, having the best time.
Like, this one wanted to drown me, unsuccessfully.
- Oh, yeah, that was funny. - Yeah.
You know, the bicycle rides, these two kissing.
I mean, it was just a fun day. - Whoa. Wow.
- You missed the two of them kissing.
- Oh, wow.
- We kissed? [laughing]
- You guys were so drunk. - You and Caroline.
- Was there tongue? - No.
[laughing]
- We're not gonna follow you guys.
- Cheers, honey. - I'm telling, Nina, you lead.
I'll be behind them-- - I don't know where I'm going.
- To make sure that they're okay.
- But it was such a fun day. - It was.
It just didn't end well. - I apologize.
That was my fault.
- No, that's fine.
- I actually feel like we-we hit a good spot.
- I thought we were gonna get some dead bodies but--
- I know. No. - Thank God, no.
- The feathers are intact.
The hair is still in intact. - Everything is intact.
- And my boobs won't behave.
[laughing]
I'm Andy Cohen, and it's a wrap on a season
that has truly been a gift.
And speaking of, I love it that you guys
decided to follow Ayan's lead. [laughing]
And you each brought a present for another lady here.
And before we go around and get the presents,
have you always been known for giving presents?
- They are very important,
because if you go to Africa in someone's house,
you just don't walk in with nothing.
- Okay. So, let's start with you.
You-- who did you bring a gift for?
- So, I chose Stanbury,
and this really symbolizes
something really important for me.
I feel like there was a lot of fire born
before we actually got to know each other.
So, with that, I'm just gonna be like (BLEEP) this sh--
and let us put all this fire out
and start out fresh with each other.
[laughing] - Nice.
- Just don't spray it. - Without any drama.
- Don't spray it.
- And actually, open up and be friends.
Here, that's for you. - Thank you.
- Aww, that's good.
- Yeah, honestly, it means a lot to me. So--
- Thank you. I love it. I really love it.
[laughing] - Okay, Stanbury.
Stanbury, you're next.
Who did you bring a gift for? - Oh.
Oh, I got one for Lesa.
- Did you get her-her-- - It better not be that book.
[laughing]
- Is that a puppet? - Yes. This is Ayan,
and Lesa is the hand inside.
[laughing] - Really?
- Absolutely not true but I'll take it.
- There you go.
The kids will love it. - Thank you. Yes, yes.
- Oh, yeah. - Thank you.
I got a gift for Nina. - Okay.
- We've been friends for so many years.
I've always loved you. I still love you,
and so I've gotten you this gift.
It's "How to be a Friend."
I'm always the queen of giving notes.
- Yeah. [laughing]
- Oh, my God. - So--
and I think you can take some notes.
- I think I've mastered the art of being a friend,
but I'll-I'll-- - You can take notes.
- Maybe I'll learn something. - A little bit.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- Nina, who did you give a gift for?
- Uh, I got a gift for Sara.
Since everybody says you love to preach,
I want you to start your podcast,
so she can preach to the world.
- all: Aww.
- So, it's a-- it's got everything in there you need.
- I love you. - That's great.
- That's really good. I like it. - Wow.
- Thank you.
- Okay, Sara, who did you get a gift for?
- I got a gift for Brooks. I don't have it here
because I booked us a trip to the Maldives.
- Wow! - Ahh!
- Whenever you're free, we go, me and you,
and we have fun. There is a huge villa for us.
- I love you. - I got a fire extinguisher.
[laughing]
- Ahh! We're gonna have so much fun.
- Wow!
Brooks, who did you get a gift for?
- I got a gift for Chanel Ayan.
- Oh, from Bergdorf Goodman. - It just looks so expensive.
I'm excited. - Wait. Has it been
through the metal detector? [laughing]
- I don't know. Can I survive?
- Yes.
- No, you're lying.
- Just open the damn box.
- I hope it's not a box just--
[laughter]
- Do you know what? I'm taking YouTube lessons
to learn English. This will help.
So, I love it. Thank you.
What else? Oh, it's lemonade.
- Lemonade, aww. - I like it.
We should drink it together. Muah, muah.
- Oh, my God. - Nice. You knew that--
- Let me fix it. - Ayan would be--
- Hold on. You can wear it. - Coming for your crown.
There you go.
- Who does it suit better? - Okay, this is the real gift.
- So sweet. - You, honey.
- Thank you for giving me a crown.
I like it. I'm gonna learn English very well.
[laughing] - Wow. That was really fun.
We've never done that. - Here, pass it.
It's very gorgeous. - I wanna wear it.
- Yes. - Yes.
- Hey. Hey, I like it.
- all: Hey. [laughing]
- All right. - Okay,
I'll take that. - Okay.
Thank you all again for an amazing inaugural season.
I hope all your gifts clear customs.
[laughing] Great job. Great job.
Good night, everybody. Thanks, ladies.
- We're done? - Yay!
It's over. - We need to take a picture.