TikTok Doctor's Escape from Dubai Strikes

0:00In Durham today, March 1st, TikTok star and emergency doctor Katie Hunter and her husband Tim just made it home to Australia from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates right before. Major U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iran. President Donald Trump announced the attacks early on Saturday, February 28, saying they targeted the Iranian regime to protect American. Lives for the future. The strikes killed Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay and the U.S. military confirmed three American service members died, marking the first. Casualties in this conflict, missiles flew across the Middle East, cancelling flights in and out of Dubai and sending shelter-in-place alerts to people there. Katie shared her relief on Instagram that same day, posting that they were home safe and thanking fans for checking in. As a mom of three, she said the news hit close to home after their recent trip and her heart goes out to families facing fear and uncertainty right. Now, the couple had left their kids with relatives back home on February 16th for a rare

1:04getaway without the children, calling it a time to reconnect. Katie described it as, luxurious, but said nothing beats being back with their little ones. Now grateful for everyday life, Katie scrapped plans to return to Dubai in a couple months with her daughter. With over 300,000 tick-tock followers, the 20-something doctor often shares her journey from starting med school at 17 to building her family in Australia. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.