Caroline Stanbury Returns Home After US Stay

0:00On March 23, British Socialite and Real Housewives of Dubai star Caroline Stambury is back home after weeks stuck in the United States. The 49-year-old and her 31-year-old husband, Sergio Carallo, left Dubai in early February for her to film the latest series of the U.S., version of The Traders. Iranian missile strikes close Gulf airspace, stranding them while her 16-year-old twin-son stayed in Dubai with their father, her ex-husband. After the weekend, the couple finally flew back, sharing videos of a calm flight and a normal looking city on their drive home. Caroline admitted to a brief moment of panic near the end, but noted everyone else stayed relaxed. They reunited with their dogs in their plush home, emphasizing how everyday life felt perfectly ordinary. Caroline has long praised Dubai despite recent regional tensions from U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, which led to retaliatory attacks. Debris hit a luxury hotel on Palm Jamira and a drone struck the U.S. consulate there.

1:01Earlier from Los Angeles, she called the missile alert stressful, but suggested the conflict might slow the influx of expats creating a needed correction. She's lived in Dubai for nearly 12 years, moving there with her first husband for his job before their divorce in 2019. Now remarried to Sergio, a former Spanish footballer, she insists the city feels safer than America and remains deeply attached to it. Caroline rejects claims of being paid to promote Dubai, highlighting herself made success there after starting over post-divorce. With her 50th birthday approaching in April, the unrest disrupted Big Party plans, but she settled back into her routine from community chats. About rain to spa treatments, reaffirming Dubai as her true home. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.