Plot Synopsis

As the 11th city in the franchise, THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DUBAI is a one-hour reality series that follows a powerful group of lavish women as they run business empires and expertly navigate a highly exclusive social scene within this ultra-luxe Billionaire's Playground. Whether they're dining on a mountainside overlooking a valley of 1,000 camels or hosting the wedding event of the year, these ambitious and glamorous women prove everything is more extravagant in the "City of Gold." When new group dynamics threaten longstanding friendships, tensions inevitably reach a boiling point, so if you can't handle the heat ... get out of Dubai. The ladies of Dubai are:

Nina Ali: Born in Lebanon and raised in Texas, Nina Ali is a lifestyle content creator who moved to Dubai in 2011 with her husband, Munaf. After facing significant challenges growing up, Nina values authenticity and prides herself on being the "real deal," especially when it comes to raising her three children. Though she is supportive of her husband's lucrative business endeavors, they must decide if the penthouses and personal drivers are worth the many sacrifices.

Chanel Ayan: Dubai's first Black supermodel Chanel Ayan is a glamorous socialite known for her elegance and enviable style. A fashion and beauty expert, Chanel is a boss on and off the runway. While running her successful talent agency, she is juggling motherhood and a highly anticipated makeup and skincare launch. When Chanel is confronted by demons from both her past and present, she realizes she can only hide behind couture for so long.

Caroline Brooks: The daughter of two immigrant parents from Honduras, Boston-born Caroline Brooks is a proud first generation American and Afro-Latina with an appetite for business that is larger than life. With the nickname Caroline DXB, she is well-known in the Dubai real estate world and dreams of opening an inclusive spa. Self-made and hyper-driven, she will use any connections - including her ex-husband's -- to cement her and her son's future.

Dr. Sara Al Madani: Born and raised in the UAE, Dr. Sara Al Madani straddles two worlds: modern and traditional. After starting her first business at the early age of 15, Sara has become a prolific public speaker and inspiration to young women in the region. Despite all her success, this twice-divorced mom of one is intent on finding the one thing that's missing in her life: love.

Lesa Milan: Originally from Jamaica, Lesa Milan is living out her dreams in Dubai as a successful fashion designer, devoted wife and loving mother to three. Queen of her household, Lesa is fiercely loyal and puts family first over everything. The former Miss Jamaica winner is proud of her luxury maternity fashion line Mina Roe, but fears the success of her brand may come at the cost of her personal life.

Caroline Stanbury: A stylist turned reality star on Bravo's former series LADIES OF LONDON, Caroline Stanbury returns to the network with expanded horizons as a luxury brand ambassador and host of the popular relationship podcast "Divorced Not Dead." After her break-up, the mother of three found happiness in Dubai with former Real Madrid soccer player Sergio Carallo. However, marrying someone much younger comes with its own set of challenges, especially around the topic of expanding their family.
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On Wednesday, September 7, 2022 at 9pm ET/PT, Bravo premiered the finale of the two-part reunion. Host Andy Cohen sits down with Nina Ali, Sara Al Madani, Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Lesa Milan and Caroline Stanbury to discuss the season. Caroline Stanbury and Lesa dig their heels in the sand and hash out their issues. Ayan reveals more of herself and opens up about her childhood trauma. The ladies unwrap their feelings and exchange gifts to show each other what they think about one another. In Part 1, the ladies of Dubai brought the desert heat to New York City to face one another after a tumultuous season. They sat down to debunk Dubai myths, set each other straight and bring on the shade. Things got heated when Caroline Stanbury accused Lesa of stealing her fashion designs and unveils her "Book of Lies."