The Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2: How To Watch It In The UAE, KSA and GCC
Keep up-to-date with the drama courtesy of these regional streaming sites
With the official premier date for Season Two of The Real Housewives of Dubai getting closer, we are looking forward to a season of glitz, glamour, and even more drama than we’re used to.
As previously reported the original housewives Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Sara Al Madani, Lesa Milan and Caroline Stanbury will all be back in front of the camera this season. However, it was confirmed last year that entrepreneur and socialite, Nina Ali will not be returning to the show.
American network Bravo TV recently shared a video of all the women dressed in gold, describing the show on its Instagram page.
In the clip, cast member and entrepreneur, Lesa Milan said, “This season is hot with a little bit of shade and a lot of fun.”
According to fan favourite Caroline Brooks, if viewers thought that Season One was scandalous, Season Two promises to be even “crazier.”
The sentiment was shared last year at BravoCon 2023, at which the Housewives cast were all in attendance. At the event, attendees were treated to a sneak peak of the first episode of the second season, and if reports are anything to go by, a number of dramatic moments are sure to keep us glued to our screens, namely: tensions flaring at a Beyonce concert, a climatic pool party, and head-turning confessional looks, including a very memorable ensemble made up of red roses worn by Chanel Ayan.
Other notable tidbits to look forward to is the introduction of a brand new cast member, Taleen Marie, who will be joining the show this season, along with Caroline Stanbury’s home-building horrors, and Sara Al Madani’s newfound interest in spiritual healing.
We love The Real Housewives of Dubai not only for the relatable issues and experiences it presents but for the elaborate and humorous personalities of the ladies, allowing us to live vicariously through their fabulous lives once a week.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Dubai in the UAE, KSA an GCC
If you’re eager to watch the hit show in the region, you’re in luck. Streaming site OSN is an official carrier of the season in the region.
Other international streaming sites carrying the show include Bravo, Hayu, Peacock, and Apple TV.
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