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Omg, a RHODubai star has just said her co-stars were ‘hiding their true identities’
Omg, a RHODubai star has just said her co-stars were ‘hiding their true identities’
Caroline Brooks has just stirred up major drama after stating her RHODubai co-stars were fake and toxic while filming. Cameras may have been packed away but she’s certainly ready for war.
Months after The Real Housewives of Dubai stopped filming, Caroline Brooks is speaking out with her true thoughts on its cancelation. She’s “grateful for the opportunity,” but isn’t missing it at all.
Caroline Brooks speaks out on RHODubai
Caroline Brooks isn’t keeping her lips sealed now RHODubai has been canceled. She commented under an X post that claimed the Bravo show is paused for two seasons, confirming it’s over.
She claims they were told: “You guys are not being picked up for a third season, I’m really sorry because I feel like you guys deserved one. Thank you so much for two great seasons ladies. Wish you all the best.”
Caroline also addressed claims the show was paused because of Dubai laws, but she denied this. She said, “Those rumors aren’t true. Every episode is approved by lawyers or officials to ensure it’s appropriate.”
She says her co-stars were fake
Perhaps the biggest drama Caroline has stirred is calling her RHODubai co-stars “toxic”. She said that she isn’t upset the show was canceled but did go on to say it “felt toxic” and “overly orchestrated”.
“Many were hiding their true identities. Housewives should be authentic, not forced. I’m grateful for the opportunity, but not the experience. #RHODubai,” she wrote on X on January 2.
Viewers called Caroline out for contributing to the drama, saying she’s “part of the problem”. She replied, “If it weren’t so overly “orchestrated” and frankly misleading, there wouldn’t be need for an explanation.”
Ayan and Lesa’s drama wasn’t behind cancelation
When a fan asked if Ayan and Lesa’s drama was the reason for the show being canceled, Caroline disagreed. She wrote, “No way! The drama and “beefs” are why people tune in-it’s a reality show.”
She added, “Meant to entertain. Fans just weren’t watching. Editing removes anything that could risk the show most of the time. They protect THE SHOW. What you see is what they want you to see.”