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Caroline Stanbury: Safer in Dubai than US

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Caroline Stanbury, former Real Housewives of Dubai star, feels safer in Dubai than in the US, despite rising tensions with Iran. Shes in LA but plans to return home on March 15th. Her teenage sons are safe in Dubai with her ex-husband. Stanbury compares the situation to gun violence in America, asserting Dubai is safer than many US and European cities.

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Caroline Stanbury: Safer in Dubai than US

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Caroline Stanbury: Safer in Dubai than US. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On this March 11th, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Reality star Caroline Stambury says she feels safer into buy than in the United States, even with rising tensions between the UAE and Iran. The former Real Housewives of Dubai cast member is currently in Los Angeles, but plans to fly back home on March 15th. She told Page Six that flight schedules, not safety fears, are holding her up. She's staying at a friend's house in L.A. with her husband, Sergio Carallo. Meanwhile, her 16-year-old twin sons, Zach and Aaron, are safe in Dubai with her ex-husband, Sam Habib. Stambury said the boys have stayed calm through all the news, even telling her to relax and enjoy her time away. The teens brushed off the worries, acting like typical teenagers despite the serious headlines. Stambury feels reassured knowing her family is together and not facing any major chaos back home. She put the situation in perspective by comparing it to gun violence in America. While hundreds of missiles and drones were intercepted over Dubai with just a few deaths

at first, she pointed out recent mass shootings in places, like Austin that caused more casualties in a single day. Since her interview, reports show six people killed in 122 wounded in Dubai. Still, Stambury says friends on the ground describe life there as normal, and she remains confident it's safe for the many cities in Europe or the US. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description. Billy Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play and disappear into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I. BillyPillow.com

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