I married a Dubai millionaire and my life is so hard, we eat out at fancy restaurants every night – it’s the worst
IT’S a hard lough living among the top 1% of earners from picking the right diamonds to eating out every night.
Soudi who is originally from the UK now lives in Dubai with her millionaire husband and often shows off their lavish life.
But it seems that living a life of luxury does come with it’s problems.
Taking to social media the brunette beauty revealed life as a millionaire isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
“Worst things about being with a millionaire,” she wrote as she posed for the camera while her husband adorned her neck with stacks of gold necklaces.
The first thing she was most scared of was being robbed- especially when she is in public clutching thousands of pounds worth of designer bags.
She was also fed up of all the other women wanting her man – as well as her hubby trying to get her ‘pregnant 24/7’.
Another difficulty the housewife faces is having to look her best at all times – which means regular nail and beauty appointments.
But one of the worst struggles was the fact the pair constantly go out to lavish restaurants for dinner where there’s far too much food and Soudi admits she is ‘too picky.’
Lastly, Soudi revealed she struggled with always being the passenger princess while her husband takes the wheel of their neon orange sports car.
It seems that the wife thinks money is more of a struggle than a bonus captioning the post: “If money can’t buy happiness, what about love?”
The clip posted to her TikTok account @soudiofarabia has since gone viral with over 24million views and 2million likes.
People were quick to share their thoughts in the comments, and it seemed little had any sympathy for her.
One person wrote: “Then give it to poor people, too much showing off.”
Another commented: “People have everything and are still complaining.”
“Why don’t we take all the money away and see if there is still “love” between you guys,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “What a hard life.”
“I wish I had those problem,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Imagine complaining.”
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