Caroline Brooks Celebrates The Demise Of Chanel Ayan And Lesa Milan’s Friendship In ‘RHODubai’ Midseason Trailer: “I’m Here For It, B*tch”

By Samantha Nungesser @samjnungesser
Published July 9, 2024, 4:16 p.m. ET

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It’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through The Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2. The ladies have delivered loads of drama so far, but the midseason trailer proves that there’s much more to come — like Chanel Ayan and Lesa Milan‘s friendship-ending feud.

The two women seemingly start to go at it when Milan breaks her truce with Caroline Stanbury, who has shockingly become close friends with Ayan this season.

“Misery loves company. You’re miserable as fuck,” Milan tells the Ladies of London alum over dinner.

Their divide seemingly puts Ayan between a rock and a hard place, with the supermodel comparing Stanbury to the “biggest witch” of the Middle East and Milan to the “biggest bully” of the Middle East.

“Hey, Stanbury, I’m disappointed at you,” Ayan says in her confessional. “And [Milan], I expected more out of you.”

Tensions between Ayan and Milan seemingly reach their boiling point at a cast dinner party.

“I swear to God on my children’s life, God strike them dead,” Milan declares as she calls Ayan a “liar” right to her face.

“My friendship is over,” Ayan fumes, before blowing her nose into a Valentino scarf.

Meanwhile, their co-star Caroline Brooks revels in the surprising shift in dynamics. “Yes! The house of cards is falling down. I’m here for it, bitch,” she says in her confessional.

Speaking of Brooks, her issues with newbie Taleen Marie only seem to get worse as she admits to calling the former singer a “begger,” leaving her castmates rather confused. A man who appears to be Marie’s husband later tells Brooks that she “better fucking shut [her] mouth,” which only escalates things.

“No man talks to me like that!” Brooks yells, while Marie adds, “It’s been an emotional fucking roller-coaster.”

Viewers can also look forward to the cast trip to Bali, where a psychic tells Stanbury that she’s going to have a baby boy. Plus, Sara Al Madani seems to hit a rough patch with her hunky new beau, who hangs up on her when she expresses concerns over their relationship.

The Real Housewives of Dubai airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on Bravo. New episodes are available to stream the next day on Peacock.