I just saw Anyan's Gucci $1100 boots she wore with the Gucci coat and blonde wig. Some fierce boots. How can you walk in those? Yeah, she's all drama and her fashion is really something else! Entertaining.
When someone tells you now is not the time to have a conversation on what triggers them, best believe it's not and give them time to process their emotions.
What I don’t like about this franchise is that I am expecting to see middle eastern women, and there are at least 3 or 4 Americans. This is not what I was expecting. Not a fan. I want to see a different culture.
I hear this. But being as this is a Bravo show, I’m just glad we only have 1 white housewife. Tbh, I was expecting more white expatriate housewives, so to at least see black-American and a Somalian housewife is encouraging. I do think we should have more middle-eastern/Asian housewives in this franchise (not necessarily Emirati) as they comprise the majority of Dubai’s demographics.
@@francisedward8713 it’s not encouraging to see so many Black Americans. You’re clearly not Middle Eastern to hold such a view…I want to see my culture centred around a place in my region. Not foreigners.
Yes. She is model. Worked foe chevinchy and dolce and gabana. She is also a somali just like eman. Ayan was bron Kenya she has Kenyan nationality and she is somali. Thats why she resample eman. We Somalis are homogeneous means we only marry somalis we are all related thats why we similar.
They are, I assume, affluent housewives living in Dubai but actual Emerati women are not featured as they would need permission to participate and I doubt it would be granted. I don't think the programme is well received there as it doesn't really reflect the lives of actual Emerati housewives. It's just another Bravo pet project.
It's not just the cultural stigma Emirati and Middle Eastern women would face going into entertainment (obviously excluding Sara, whose parents were very liberal, and Nina who lived in America). It's also because Emiratis in Dubai are a minority. Foreigners built and run this city, so this show is a good reflection of Dubai's socialites and elite; they're from diverse backgrounds, and often times they are educated abroad and Westernized. What bothers me is the fact that Dubai is mostly South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc.) yet not a single South Asian was casted, despite there being many of them who are filthy rich over there.
Ayan dosent Look Like a Bad Person . But you shouldnt force people to Like u or to spend Time with Them. Most importand thing is to Love Urself and accept urself First .if u Dont nobody can . You can See only money dosent Make people happy. She seems lonly without Good friends .
Nina only seems to care about Sara. She could not be less interested in Ayans problems or woes. But when Sara and Brooks argued she defended Sara, even ran after her and totally empathizing with her. Total opposite of how she treats Ayan.
I don’t think many Middle Eastern women and husbands agreed to have their wives and social lives exposed to the public. We all know about the toxic masculinity in these countries. I’m from South Africa and we have it as well but it is not that bad as before. I think it was harder for bravo to cast Middle Eastern woman because of the stigma around certain lifestyles. Not all housewives are married and it takes a strong Middle Eastern woman to be known by the whole world that she is divorced. It’s just hard. It’s really hard but hopefully we will see many Middle Eastern woman and we will get to see more culture. I love culture ❤️
@@dallypurcy3113 True. Different definitions of certain behaviour for different folks. It just depends on beliefs and upbringing. I see 40/50 year old woman wearing bikinis and in my culture Zulu/🇿🇦 it’s inappropriate. In my country we also have the real housewives and one of the new member is a 4th wife, so there are discussions that are triggered, but with that said she is still a wife who has to carry herself a particular way. She still dresses conservatively and her behaviour is that of a married South African Zulu wife. So with that said I would disagree that the show is trash but I understand the American stigma that Dubai and other African countries have. Dubai can change the show and not make it trashy. It’s not the show it’s the cast members. I’m saying this as someone who’s watched housewives of Lagos🇳🇬, Durban, JHB, Cape Town🇿🇦 and other American cities. We even had the Ex wife of a former President, so you can only imagine how she pushed for educating the world on our culture and doing events that have to do with a growing woman and how we should carry ourselves. So whoever in Dubai watching the housewives of 🇿🇦 knows that being a virgin and education and respecting your culture especially your elders is important in South Africa. People all over the world who watch RH of🇿🇦 know that girls in SA get their virginity checked, there’s a whole ceremony around it. We have traditional/cultural sweet 16 which is only for the virgins. If you’re not a virgin you will have an English sweet 16 which is partying and a cake etc. it was the Real Housewives of Durban 🇿🇦 who told the rest of the world that, some already knew. All I’m saying is I want to learn more about African culture and other cultures, especially Middle Eastern culture 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@harry490 These are real housewives of Dubai. 80% of Dubai population are expats so you're surprised that almost the whole cast ain't ethnically from Dubai. They've been living in Dubai for years, they are real housewives of Dubai. Also about the men, one of the housewives is literally married to a man from Dubai so please stop with the stereotypes.
As someone whos lived in Dubai, even if I wasnt rich and in those circle, I know exactly the vibe there and all this drama is not it. It's a superficial city, there is many friendships of convenience, friendships just to go out, for business, etc. People will judge you based on who you hang out with, what you look like etc. Brooks saying oh in Dubai they love us nah girl you can't read the room. Black girls who make it are few and you'll normally have a bunch of white friends, either Eastern Europeans or Brits/American. Generally, Blacks are not liked, even if you're pretty and well off. You always need to be dressed to impressed. So those who are sure to succeed in Dubai socialites networks are Nina and Caroline. Despite Caroline's drama on the show, she has established high profile friendships and she really doesn't need the show. I feel like the type of viewers that watch the franchise doesn't being anything to these women except drama. The Dubai lifestyle of bar/restaurant/club scene I know is back in 2015. Things were not all put online. It's all about knowing how to act in public, knowing stuff but mainly hidden, Invite-only parties etc. Real ladies of Dubai know how to be discreet, would never scream in public, etc. TV reality is kinda cheap and doesn't suit what Dubai lifestyle is about. I dont really know all the franchise but I think the only luxury franchise that works is BH and the drama fits there. There are gazillion of TV reality shows in LA and it's not out of place. Also ladies are able to capitalize on the fame they get so it's more of a TV show, a business, an investment and some ROI for some of the cast. But the formula in Dubai, as a Dubai resident I admit it's cringy to watch. As a black woman who has experienced this lifestyle, been invited to private events etc. I feel like the 15-min of fame of the ladies will be precarious. Black women are always judged to a higher standard there. Personally I love being private and I can't relate. I haven't watched the show yet but have nothing bad to say about none of the ladies. Wish them all the best.
thank you as a black business man i was sent there and out of all the countries i have had to go to for my firm dubai was the most racist I have experienced , i have declined to go back after that , this was ten years ago , seems not much has changed ,but gotten worse including the abuse ie 200 murders of domestic KENYAN workers , sexual abuse , passports being taken away and servants used as slaves being exposed , , !!!
It's odd how she called herself Kenyan and said in an interview she doesn't feel she has a connection to Somalia as one of her parents was Ethiopian and she was raised only in Kenya and but now she's 'Somali' as soon as guns were mentioned? It's negative and the message she is sending out is confusing.
Somalia is a country someone can be Somali ethnically but not from Somalia the country or connected to Somalia the country. there are Somalis from Ethiopia (3rd largest population in Ethiopia with their own ethnic region). there are Somalis from Kenya there are Somalis from Djibouti there are Somalis from Somaliland there are Somalis from Puntland that is 5 different countries/states Somalis are from and live in that is not Somalia. as an Ethiopian we all know Somalis are one of 85+ ethnic groups from Ethiopia. they are not from Somalia or have any connection to Somalia. i am not Somali but i know their culture is very controlled by tribalism. and different clans/tribes live in these different areas now divided into seperate countries and states. a Somali from Ethiopia, Somaliland, Djibouti, Kenya etc cannot just move or live in Somalia which is home to a completely different clan. they cannot be accepted by the Gov or locals. they cannot make a living or have a community with people from a different clan/tribe. they will not be accepted. if she is a Somali from the clans/tribes in Ethiopia and Kenya she really has no connection to the country Somalia. there is a difference between ethnicity and nationality.
@@oromtitiwbo5078 thank you for replying and I mean this respectfully but I am Somali and I'm very aware of my cultural heritage. What led me to disliking Ayan and her comments in this scene was that she was previously asked in interviews outright if she was Somali in terms of her ethnicity. She denied this completely and attached herself to only being Kenyan which is completely fine. However, why is it that on the show, when it came to the discussion of guns , she felt more than comfortable to identify herself as Somali and latch on negative stereotypes to show her 'hurt'? It's the way she framed the discussion about her ethnicity that left me quite irritated about the scene.
@@alwayswantingtochange i can't speak on the gun thing i am not her but if she identifies as Kenyan that is true because that is her nationality. it doesn't take away from her Somali ethnicity. she can be both and is both.
@@oromtitiwbo5078 if she is being asked what her ethnicity is and she refuses to outright state that she is is Somali within the context of an interview but gun crime will prompt her to identify herself as Somali, then there's a serious problem with her presentation and conception of being Somali. You can be Somali but not value your ethnicity and resent it and that's what I feel she is doing by what she insinuated in this scene.
Well there is a region in Keyna that somali people live in. Its called NFD and the UK gave that somali region to Kenya, don't ask me why, colonisation shit. And there is a region in Ethiopia called Ogaden in Ethiopia where somali people live in too. Again colonisation shit. If u Google Great Somalia, u will see all the somali land. So u can be a somali and from Ethiopia or Kenya
Somalian girl we have alot of guns 😂😂 She said that to American because she don't know about Baltimore for example or Harlem in the 90s. Americans have struggles like us in east Africa
in Ethiopia we have a traditional Thanksgiving holiday in Oromo culture called Irreecha. we thank God for all the blessings, for the seasons changing in spring to bring growth in agriculture and for new life. it is an Indigenous holiday not brought from any colonizer or foreigners. Ethiopia never colonized 💪🏽
OMG OMG OMG FINALLY BRAVO THE JEWEL OF ALL THE HOUSEWIVES, GO AYAN GO AYAN GO AYAN!!! YES FLIP FLOPA SKY SKCRAPA!!! YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST YOU ARE SO RAW AYAN!! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!! GO GIRL GO AYAN!!!
Ayan is beautiful but immature. Lisa the classy emirati wasn’t invited either did she complain? Grow up, but I understand all franchises need drama. Iman’s face, but Naomi’s attitude.
WE ARE ALL HERE QUEEN ANYAN ....THE REST OF THE LADIES WE CAN SEE ON THE OTHER HOUSEWIVES FRANCHISES: THEY ARE ALL BORING AND DONE BEFORE ...AYNYAN IS NEW AND WE LOVE HER !!!!
@@wowso4 "born in Kenya" so her nationality is Kenyan 🙄 A white lady correcting a Kenyan for acknowledging another Kenyan 🙄 Shida ya wazungu ni nini haswa?🤦♀️🤷♀️
Chanel needs to heal what’s hurting her instead of being so insecure and so petty worrying who like her or not… like do you and just don’t give a dyam… you can’t expect everyone to like you. Heal from your past and stop being so bitter.
You sound more bitter than her talking about a stranger you’ve never met in your life😂 atleast she’s honest about her past pain and insecurities unlike you who is projecting here😂
She needs to get over herself. There is nothing wrong with people not liking you. Plenty of people are not going to like you. You are not going to like everyone. It's a very simple and very real fact of life. Very sad for her upbringing and trauma, but at some point you can't blame that on A,B,C. She can be toxic and kinda shity and thats on her. If she doesnt like her why she so bothered that girl made her feel excluded? that makes no sense to me.
As a somali girl myself, Ayan is a poor representative of our country. Guns? R u kidding me. I have lived in Somalia until I was 17 and I barely saw a gun.🤥
Ayan is hilarious 😂...omg !!! Love her....why would anyone want to watch middle eastern women ? I mean what a joke! It's like bringing women whose lousy hubbies would beat them.up if they came on the show? Why would bravo do that? And secondly thankfully the real Dubai expats are mostly poorer like Indians & Pakistanis to name a few
@@nicholasvincent9542 : I am partnered with someone who had lived in Dubai for 15 years and I went there many a times so I stated facts! Unless you are a Bollywood actor you cannot buy multiple properties to claim you are rich in Dubai, can you?
Original Emirati Dubai woman have class so they wouldn't come onto a trash like this. They have self respect. These woman are basically dubai's immigrants.
I can watch Ayan everyday
She is the icon
The star
The moment
This series seems like a permanent American housewives vacation to Dubai.
Chanel is a great character n very beautiful 😍 💕 love her...she deserves her own show
Chanel Ayan is so stunning ❤️
Very😍.
Ayan is so beautiful.shes a good cast.i love her long in the show...
I just saw Anyan's Gucci $1100 boots she wore with the Gucci coat and blonde wig. Some fierce boots. How can you walk in those?
Yeah, she's all drama and her fashion is really something else! Entertaining.
Is Givenchy in fact. She's a godess.
Lmao Ayan is funny
I love her
"Were we at the same party?" 😆
"Flip-flopper, skyscraper. She's also very boring" 😂😂😂
Ayan is hilarious and she doesn’t even have any clue🤣 love her❤️❤️❤️❤️
YASSSSS CHANEL dragging thanksgiving 😂
Stanbury's issue with Ayan is blatant to the naked eye 😂
That's the typical white British women passive aggressiveness...being in the UK, I've met my fair share of such women.
When someone tells you now is not the time to have a conversation on what triggers them, best believe it's not and give them time to process their emotions.
What I don’t like about this franchise is that I am expecting to see middle eastern women, and there are at least 3 or 4 Americans. This is not what I was expecting. Not a fan. I want to see a different culture.
I hear this. But being as this is a Bravo show, I’m just glad we only have 1 white housewife. Tbh, I was expecting more white expatriate housewives, so to at least see black-American and a Somalian housewife is encouraging. I do think we should have more middle-eastern/Asian housewives in this franchise (not necessarily Emirati) as they comprise the majority of Dubai’s demographics.
I agree.i wanna see those rich beautiful middle eastern women. Not a bunch of rich woman from different countries that moves to Dubai.
@@muaazkattan623 shutup n dnt watch then
@@muaazkattan623, like Sara said… expats greatly outnumber the Emiratis.
@@francisedward8713 it’s not encouraging to see so many Black Americans. You’re clearly not Middle Eastern to hold such a view…I want to see my culture centred around a place in my region. Not foreigners.
I don't care if the women are expats or Emirati, I still like the show
Anyan reminds me of Iman. Wonder if she ever did any modelling? She's got the height, the body type, and posture of a model.
She is gorgeous but I am more interested in how she got all this money hehe.
She is a world renowned model.
@Princess_Fiona she’s a model
Yes. She is model. Worked foe chevinchy and dolce and gabana. She is also a somali just like eman. Ayan was bron Kenya she has Kenyan nationality and she is somali. Thats why she resample eman. We Somalis are homogeneous means we only marry somalis we are all related thats why we similar.
@@Norawarsame she was born in Kenyan part off Somalia so no she is nationally and ethnically Somali
They are, I assume, affluent housewives living in Dubai but actual Emerati women are not featured as they would need permission to participate and I doubt it would be granted. I don't think the programme is well received there as it doesn't really reflect the lives of actual Emerati housewives. It's just another Bravo pet project.
Sara is the only Emirati.
It's not just the cultural stigma Emirati and Middle Eastern women would face going into entertainment (obviously excluding Sara, whose parents were very liberal, and Nina who lived in America).
It's also because Emiratis in Dubai are a minority. Foreigners built and run this city, so this show is a good reflection of Dubai's socialites and elite; they're from diverse backgrounds, and often times they are educated abroad and Westernized.
What bothers me is the fact that Dubai is mostly South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc.) yet not a single South Asian was casted, despite there being many of them who are filthy rich over there.
@@AnonymousReader-er4eg Its because most would not participate in such a show as it would just bring on shame to the family
@@brandoniswhoiam emiratis are a minority
Ayan dosent Look Like a Bad Person . But you shouldnt force people to Like u or to spend Time with Them. Most importand thing is to Love Urself and accept urself First .if u Dont nobody can . You can See only money dosent Make people happy. She seems lonly without Good friends .
Nina only seems to care about Sara. She could not be less interested in Ayans problems or woes. But when Sara and Brooks argued she defended Sara, even ran after her and totally empathizing with her. Total opposite of how she treats Ayan.
I agree
might start watching despite everything just to watch chanel ayan I'm already obsessed with her
0:30 - 0:37 took me out 🤣🤣 2:51 - 3:00 lmao I'm done 🤣
you gotta admit, Chanel Ayan is TV gold
I died😅
Chanel reminds me so much of Iman!!!!
Maybe because she is also a somali. We Somalis are similar because we are homogeneous
Proud of to be Africa and Ayana she is hilarious love you girl
Lol we have had many colonizers that didn’t need to be there
Yasss that was my favorite line and I burst out laughing
I don’t think many Middle Eastern women and husbands agreed to have their wives and social lives exposed to the public. We all know about the toxic masculinity in these countries. I’m from South Africa and we have it as well but it is not that bad as before. I think it was harder for bravo to cast Middle Eastern woman because of the stigma around certain lifestyles. Not all housewives are married and it takes a strong Middle Eastern woman to be known by the whole world that she is divorced. It’s just hard. It’s really hard but hopefully we will see many Middle Eastern woman and we will get to see more culture. I love culture ❤️
Stfi
@@dallypurcy3113 True. Different definitions of certain behaviour for different folks. It just depends on beliefs and upbringing. I see 40/50 year old woman wearing bikinis and in my culture Zulu/🇿🇦 it’s inappropriate. In my country we also have the real housewives and one of the new member is a 4th wife, so there are discussions that are triggered, but with that said she is still a wife who has to carry herself a particular way. She still dresses conservatively and her behaviour is that of a married South African Zulu wife. So with that said I would disagree that the show is trash but I understand the American stigma that Dubai and other African countries have. Dubai can change the show and not make it trashy. It’s not the show it’s the cast members. I’m saying this as someone who’s watched housewives of Lagos🇳🇬, Durban, JHB, Cape Town🇿🇦 and other American cities. We even had the Ex wife of a former President, so you can only imagine how she pushed for educating the world on our culture and doing events that have to do with a growing woman and how we should carry ourselves. So whoever in Dubai watching the housewives of 🇿🇦 knows that being a virgin and education and respecting your culture especially your elders is important in South Africa. People all over the world who watch RH of🇿🇦 know that girls in SA get their virginity checked, there’s a whole ceremony around it. We have traditional/cultural sweet 16 which is only for the virgins. If you’re not a virgin you will have an English sweet 16 which is partying and a cake etc. it was the Real Housewives of Durban 🇿🇦 who told the rest of the world that, some already knew. All I’m saying is I want to learn more about African culture and other cultures, especially Middle Eastern culture 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
You literally have 2 Middle Eastern women in the show lol
@@harry490 These are real housewives of Dubai. 80% of Dubai population are expats so you're surprised that almost the whole cast ain't ethnically from Dubai. They've been living in Dubai for years, they are real housewives of Dubai. Also about the men, one of the housewives is literally married to a man from Dubai so please stop with the stereotypes.
@@dallypurcy3113 2 of the housewives are middle eastern so what are you talking about
Is it 2 separate seasons in this restaurant?
Queen Aryan❤❤🤗
😆 🤣 😂 I'm from Somalia and we play with guns cuz we have a lot of guns.
As someone whos lived in Dubai, even if I wasnt rich and in those circle, I know exactly the vibe there and all this drama is not it. It's a superficial city, there is many friendships of convenience, friendships just to go out, for business, etc. People will judge you based on who you hang out with, what you look like etc. Brooks saying oh in Dubai they love us nah girl you can't read the room. Black girls who make it are few and you'll normally have a bunch of white friends, either Eastern Europeans or Brits/American. Generally, Blacks are not liked, even if you're pretty and well off. You always need to be dressed to impressed.
So those who are sure to succeed in Dubai socialites networks are Nina and Caroline. Despite Caroline's drama on the show, she has established high profile friendships and she really doesn't need the show. I feel like the type of viewers that watch the franchise doesn't being anything to these women except drama. The Dubai lifestyle of bar/restaurant/club scene I know is back in 2015. Things were not all put online. It's all about knowing how to act in public, knowing stuff but mainly hidden, Invite-only parties etc. Real ladies of Dubai know how to be discreet, would never scream in public, etc. TV reality is kinda cheap and doesn't suit what Dubai lifestyle is about. I dont really know all the franchise but I think the only luxury franchise that works is BH and the drama fits there. There are gazillion of TV reality shows in LA and it's not out of place. Also ladies are able to capitalize on the fame they get so it's more of a TV show, a business, an investment and some ROI for some of the cast. But the formula in Dubai, as a Dubai resident I admit it's cringy to watch. As a black woman who has experienced this lifestyle, been invited to private events etc. I feel like the 15-min of fame of the ladies will be precarious. Black women are always judged to a higher standard there. Personally I love being private and I can't relate. I haven't watched the show yet but have nothing bad to say about none of the ladies. Wish them all the best.
thank you as a black business man i was sent there and out of all the countries i have had to go to for my firm dubai was the most racist I have experienced , i have declined to go back after that , this was ten years ago , seems not much has changed ,but gotten worse including the abuse ie 200 murders of domestic KENYAN workers , sexual abuse , passports being taken away and servants used as slaves being exposed , , !!!
FKA T could you help another black woman facing challenges living as an immigrant in a society that doesnt like us
Dubai is very international... People are so uneducated
Wah I can’t with her gunz blazzing really😅😂
It's odd how she called herself Kenyan and said in an interview she doesn't feel she has a connection to Somalia as one of her parents was Ethiopian and she was raised only in Kenya and but now she's 'Somali' as soon as guns were mentioned? It's negative and the message she is sending out is confusing.
Somalia is a country
someone can be Somali ethnically but not from Somalia the country or connected to Somalia the country.
there are Somalis from Ethiopia (3rd largest population in Ethiopia with their own ethnic region).
there are Somalis from Kenya
there are Somalis from Djibouti
there are Somalis from Somaliland
there are Somalis from Puntland
that is 5 different countries/states Somalis are from and live in that is not Somalia.
as an Ethiopian we all know Somalis are one of 85+ ethnic groups from Ethiopia. they are not from Somalia or have any connection to Somalia.
i am not Somali but i know their culture is very controlled by tribalism. and different clans/tribes live in these different areas now divided into seperate countries and states.
a Somali from Ethiopia, Somaliland, Djibouti, Kenya etc cannot just move or live in Somalia which is home to a completely different clan. they cannot be accepted by the Gov or locals. they cannot make a living or have a community with people from a different clan/tribe. they will not be accepted.
if she is a Somali from the clans/tribes in Ethiopia and Kenya she really has no connection to the country Somalia.
there is a difference between ethnicity and nationality.
@@oromtitiwbo5078 thank you for replying and I mean this respectfully but I am Somali and I'm very aware of my cultural heritage. What led me to disliking Ayan and her comments in this scene was that she was previously asked in interviews outright if she was Somali in terms of her ethnicity. She denied this completely and attached herself to only being Kenyan which is completely fine. However, why is it that on the show, when it came to the discussion of guns , she felt more than comfortable to identify herself as Somali and latch on negative stereotypes to show her 'hurt'? It's the way she framed the discussion about her ethnicity that left me quite irritated about the scene.
@@alwayswantingtochange i can't speak on the gun thing i am not her but if she identifies as Kenyan that is true because that is her nationality. it doesn't take away from her Somali ethnicity. she can be both and is both.
@@oromtitiwbo5078 if she is being asked what her ethnicity is and she refuses to outright state that she is is Somali within the context of an interview but gun crime will prompt her to identify herself as Somali, then there's a serious problem with her presentation and conception of being Somali. You can be Somali but not value your ethnicity and resent it and that's what I feel she is doing by what she insinuated in this scene.
Well there is a region in Keyna that somali people live in. Its called NFD and the UK gave that somali region to Kenya, don't ask me why, colonisation shit.
And there is a region in Ethiopia called Ogaden in Ethiopia where somali people live in too. Again colonisation shit. If u Google Great Somalia, u will see all the somali land. So u can be a somali and from Ethiopia or Kenya
Somalian girl we have alot of guns 😂😂
She said that to American because she don't know about Baltimore for example or Harlem in the 90s. Americans have struggles like us in east Africa
Thanksgiving??? Isn’t that an American holidays??
Yes, but she can still celebrate it.
in Ethiopia we have a traditional Thanksgiving holiday in Oromo culture called Irreecha. we thank God for all the blessings, for the seasons changing in spring to bring growth in agriculture and for new life.
it is an Indigenous holiday not brought from any colonizer or foreigners. Ethiopia never colonized 💪🏽
We have that in Nigeria and it’s not american at all
Yeah but the girl idk her name she grew up in the us so it makes sense why she would celebrate it
@@Ionic_edge, Nina.
OMG YES, THERE IS NOT FLAME THERE IS VOLCANO!!! AYAN YOU ARE SO MAJESTIC!! OW RAW RAW RAW
We are BARELY 2 episodes in and I just CAN'T with Chanel Ayan. THIS is self absorbed - Kyle Richards is NOTHING compared to Ayan.
Yeah, I haven't seen the show but what she said about Somalia was ridiculous. I am somali and what she just said here disappointed me to my core🤦🏽♀️
Really? I love her so much, I think she is so funny
Learning self love is a virtue... especially when you didn't have or was given any at all growing up.
@@afro_princess1671 maybe you should watch the show before forging your opinions over a 2min clip?
OMG OMG OMG FINALLY BRAVO THE JEWEL OF ALL THE HOUSEWIVES, GO AYAN GO AYAN GO AYAN!!! YES FLIP FLOPA SKY SKCRAPA!!! YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST YOU ARE SO RAW AYAN!! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!! GO GIRL GO AYAN!!!
Mate Scotland should do one lmao we are broke asf 😂 🤣 I can't with the snobby food wed be eating a haggis supper from the chippy lmao 😂
I can’t judge the weather based on their outfits
Ayan is beautiful but immature. Lisa the classy emirati wasn’t invited either did she complain? Grow up, but I understand all franchises need drama. Iman’s face, but Naomi’s attitude.
Well said!! Thank you
Chanel looks like Iman !
I like Chanel♥️
SoooOo, The real housewives of Dubai is about American women in Dubai 😂??
LMAOOO
WE ARE ALL HERE QUEEN ANYAN ....THE REST OF THE LADIES WE CAN SEE ON THE OTHER HOUSEWIVES FRANCHISES: THEY ARE ALL BORING AND DONE BEFORE ...AYNYAN IS NEW AND WE LOVE HER !!!!
Ayan 😍🌟
Ayan has the typical Kenyan Accent!
Cause she is Kenyan!
@@moetastic3522 she is Somali but was born in Kenya
@@wowso4 "born in Kenya" so her nationality is Kenyan 🙄
A white lady correcting a Kenyan for acknowledging another Kenyan 🙄
Shida ya wazungu ni nini haswa?🤦♀️🤷♀️
Her ethnicity is Somali
@@wowso4 it doesn’t matte her accent is Kenyan
I would never wear a.coat in dubai
OMG 😊😊I luv Ayaan
Chanel Ayan is amazing
What are these synthetic wigs being so rich?!
They are so terrible, doesn't she have friends?
Omg Somalia babe ❤️🇸🇴
Her name is ayan
No wonder…Ayan overcompensates for lack of love and attention everyday because of her upbringing. Sad but she needs to grow up and behave properly.
Their culture may not all them to be out there on media like that. They are very protective. These wives live there so it is okay.
One word… food 😍🥰
Ayan run this show
Where is the women of Dubi? I don’t see one.
Is she seriously wearing a fur in Dubai? I love her…..she don’t care what anyone thinks..
I get where ayan is coming from but shes too grown for this stuff.
Ayan thinks its all about her. Every time and its so not true
That gigantic fur coat is vulgar.
Chanel needs to heal what’s hurting her instead of being so insecure and so petty worrying who like her or not… like do you and just don’t give a dyam… you can’t expect everyone to like you. Heal from your past and stop being so bitter.
You sound more bitter than her talking about a stranger you’ve never met in your life😂 atleast she’s honest about her past pain and insecurities unlike you who is projecting here😂
Anya? Yall rude
This aint liz anya
She needs to get over herself. There is nothing wrong with people not liking you. Plenty of people are not going to like you. You are not going to like everyone. It's a very simple and very real fact of life. Very sad for her upbringing and trauma, but at some point you can't blame that on A,B,C. She can be toxic and kinda shity and thats on her. If she doesnt like her why she so bothered that girl made her feel excluded? that makes no sense to me.
Isnt dubai freaking hot? One is dressed for summer and chanel is dressed for winter haha
Fur in Dubai???? 😬
Hulu you can’t even spell a simple name 🙄
Anyan is so funny
Imani opens her mouth nd i laugh
Why is Skeleton girl on this show with these beautiful women..
That is mean
U are rude🚮🚮
I can’t, Do you know How hot DUBAI is?
I still love her
Imagine i don’t like her
IM FROM TEXAS LMAO
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As a somali girl myself, Ayan is a poor representative of our country. Guns? R u kidding me. I have lived in Somalia until I was 17 and I barely saw a gun.🤥
Tht was a joke u need to relax
@@naturallyfree376 it's not a joke and stop being dismissive. And don't tell me how to feel, that's just not cool.
@@afro_princess1671 👀👀🙄it's a joke
How hideous and out of touch, wearing a fur coat in this day and age. 🙄
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Ayan is hilarious 😂...omg !!! Love her....why would anyone want to watch middle eastern women ? I mean what a joke! It's like bringing women whose lousy hubbies would beat them.up if they came on the show? Why would bravo do that? And secondly thankfully the real Dubai expats are mostly poorer like Indians & Pakistanis to name a few
Racism doesn’t look good on you
@@nicholasvincent9542 : I am partnered with someone who had lived in Dubai for 15 years and I went there many a times so I stated facts! Unless you are a Bollywood actor you cannot buy multiple properties to claim you are rich in Dubai, can you?
Okay
And she is also very boring hehehe
Original Emirati Dubai woman have class so they wouldn't come onto a trash like this. They have self respect. These woman are basically dubai's immigrants.
That’s funny, yet you’re watching “trash like this” 😂😂 also what’s wrong with immigration ?
This show is terrible
We don’t support Dubai. Cancel this
Why?
Who's we?
@@letsnotbefriendly because they don’t give a fk about human rights. Modern slavery, homophobia, treating women like sht…
Who's we? And more importantly, who cares? Cancel vultures go away please and thank you.
Cancel yourself abeg