Dubai millionaire’s wife complains about life with a man who ‘loves treating her and buying things all the time’
Emily Brown
Featured Image Credit: Tiktok/@soudiofarabia
Diamond encrusted shoes, Michelin-starred food and a seemingly endless amount of cash - that doesn't sound like a bad life, does it?
Unfortunately it's not one most of us will ever get to experience, but TikTok user Soudi has insisted it's not all it's cracked up to be.
After moving to Dubai with her family when she was six years old, Soudi met her now-husband, Jamal, at university.
The pair went on to get married, in turn throwing Soudi into a life of luxury thanks to Jamal's status as a millionaire.
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She now shares insights to her fancy lifestyle on TikTok, where she's amassed more than 1.2 million followers.
In one video shared last year, Soudi spoke about why she makes TikToks when she's 'so rich', and described her life in Dubai, which she praised for its '10/10' safety and weather.
Soudi also said she 'loved being able to wear whatever [she] wants and not have to worry'.
Though Dubai's tourist site agrees that 'all attires are generally acceptable', people are advised to dress 'conservatively' when visiting historical areas and cultural sites.
As for why she makes TikToks, Soudi said she 'loves sharing' her life with viewers, plus she has the spare time because she doesn't work a full time job.
Instead, her husband 'loves buying [her] things and loves treating' her with his money. It might sound like a dream, but Soudi made clear the relationship takes work.
"Being a millionaire's wife is quite literally a full-time job," Soudi said, adding: "I really don't think that I could ever work a full time job in my life.
"That's OK because everyone's different. I'd quite literally rather cry in my Lamborghini than cry on the bus."
The TikToker went on to tell viewers it was 'actually really hard' being a millionaire's wife, mostly due to the 'cultural expectations' put on her from both her husband Jamal and his family.
"There are so many misconceptions, but I guess I'm just used to it by now," Soudi said.
Soudi has received some criticism from trolls online in response to her videos, but she's made clear that the only person she's interested in making happy is her husband.
“Having to look ten out of ten for my husband is very important to me," she said. "I really can't help it that Jamal just loves buying me things and loves treating me. Honestly, it's just the Arab-Muslim way."
Soudi has previously shared other videos discussing the 'exhausting requirements’ of being a millionaire’s wife, which include wearing 'diamond encrusted' shoes which are apparently actually quite painful.
Other requirements involve being expected to 'spend as much money as possible' and having to 'always be hungry to eat Michelin-starred food'.
If Soudi ever needs a day off, I can imagine a few people would be more than happy to step in!