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For more than a decade, the Real Housewives franchise has opened the world to the intimate lives of wealthy wives across the world— from Beverly Hills, Atlanta, and Orange County to Dubai, New Jersey, and New York City. Often tasked with staying home, raising the kids, and running the household, the Bravo series highlights the lives and net worth of the fabulously wealthy women and their families. Set in Dubai, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, The Real Housewives of Dubai, one of the franchise’s newer spin-offs brings the same drama, opulence, and luxury synonymous with Bravo, as well as known Middle Eastern royalty, affluent expats, and business tycoons distinct to Dubai.
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The Real Housewives of Dubai cast’s net worths
The Real Housewives of Dubai premiered in 2023 with some of the richest drama seen on Bravo yet. From arguments over who had the better view of Beyonce’s exclusive performance at Atlantis The Royal Dubai to Caroline Stanbury’s lavish wedding, the first international expansion of the franchise was dripping in luxury. With so much overt wealth in every episode, one would expect the ladies of Dubai’s net worth to be as high as the drama. Without further ado, find out how much the Real Housewives of Dubai are worth ahead.
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Nina Ali(Season 1)
Net worth: $1 billion
Nina Ali joined the premiere season of The Real Housewives of Dubai, toting along her husband and cryptocurrency businessman Munaf Ali, three children, and her premium fruit cake business, Fruit Cake. Nina departed the cast after the first season. Still, not before the Lebanese-born, Texas-raised mom be-friended Ladies of London alum Caroline Stanbury and flaunted her designer handbags, jewelry, and invitations to Dubai’s most exclusive events. Nina’s net worth is hard to pin down; however, based on her and her husband, her net worth is approximately $1 billion dollars, according to Slice.ca and other reports.Nina monetized her Instagram page @lipstickmommy after building a significant following of devoted fans. Between paid content, Fruit Cake, and her husband’s varied entrepreneurial exploits, their joint income is estimated at over one billion dollars.Nina was the first Real Housewives of Dubai cast member to exit the series, leaving after Season 1.
Chanel Ayan(Season 1 - Present)
Net worth: $1 million
Chanel Ayan, the self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Dubai,’ has an estimated net worth of one million dollars, not including the income of her husband, Lucas Salvas. Chanel, an oringla cast member, secured most of her wealth as a supermodel, walking for brands like Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and Louis Vuitton and modeling in Vogue Arabia. The supermodel co-owns her own beauty and skincare brand, Ayan Beauty by Toni Malt, and runs a modeling agency.
Caroline Brooks (Season 1 - Present)
Net worth: $4 to 6 million
Entrepreneur, real estate mogul, and mom Caroline Brooks’ sits at the middle of the pack with an estimated net worth between $4 and 6 million dollars. Caroline entered season one of the series, divorced from her wealthy ex-husband, opting to retain custody of their son rather than money. The multi-millionaire earned her status as executive director of real estate firm Rent DXB and her spa, Glass House Dubai.
Lesa Milan(Season 1 - Present)
Net worth: $5 to 9 million
Former Miss Jamaica Lesa Milan, an original cast member, brought the Bravo audience into her business world with Mina Roe – her high-end maternity line worn by Khloe Kardashian, Rihanna, and Beyonce. Over the seasons, Lesa took Bravo to model castings, behind-the-scenes of fashion shows, and more for Mina Roe and her second business, a kid’s-focused brand, My Little Makers. With the high caliber of iconic celebrity fans, it’s easy to believe Lesa Milan’s net worth sits between $5 and $9 million. In addition, Lesa’s husband, Rich Hall, is a notable entrepreneur and financier in Dubai.
Caroline Stanbury (Season 1 - Present)
Net worth: $30 million
Caroline Stanbury brought drama and wealth to The Real Housewives of Dubai as an original cast member and the castmate with the highest estimated net worth. Hailing from London, Caroline is the daughter of venture capitalist Anthony Stanbury. In addition to her family wealth, Caroline starred in Bravo’s now-canceled reality show, Ladies of London, for three years. The British-born socialite also owns her shoe line, Black Suede Studio, wellness brand Bust The Label, and more business with her husband, Sergio Carrallo, a former Real Madrid soccer player.
Taleen Marie (Season 2 to Present)
Net worth: $2 million
Taleen Marie, who joined in Season 2, boasts an estimated net worth of $2 million, according to various sources. According to her Instagram, Taleen founded the wellness brand TalFitness and is a founding shareholder of Ctzn Cosmetics. The season two newcomer began singing and songwriting at 9 years old, eventually writing over 100 songs and performing for Pope John Paul II. Taleen is married to Rafael Khanoyan, CEO of Al Ryum Group of Companies – the designer and builder of many parks in Abu Dhabi in the 1990s. Together, the pair have also landscaped many of Dubai’s notable buildings like the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Emirates Palace Hotel, and more
Sara Al Madani(Season 1 to Present)
Net worth: $1 million or 16 million
If Sara Al Madani’s Instagram bio is any indication, the multi-hyphenate businesswoman is a woman of many talents. While her job titles may be diverse and overt, Sara’s income is more mysterious. Sources estimate her net worth is between $1 million and $16 million, according to various sources. Sara, an original cast member, started her entrepreneurial journey at age 15 with her fashion line. Since then, the self-proclaimed ‘spiritual gangster’ has worked in beauty, real estate, virtual reality, and NFTs and co-founded Halahi, a competitor to Cameo.
