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Vicky Pattison Flees Dubai, Shares Pet Rescue Story

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TV personality Vicky Pattison and her husband fled Dubai amid missile strikes, driving to Oman after flight cancellations. They abandoned their Australia-New Zealand plans to return home quickly, expressing gratitude for support and criticizing pet abandonment during the crisis.

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Vicky Pattison Flees Dubai, Shares Pet Rescue Story

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Vicky Pattison Flees Dubai, Shares Pet Rescue Story. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

This is Cory with the story, and here's what's trending across entertainment and celebrity news right now. TV personality Vicki Paterson and her husband fled Dubai earlier this month, amid missile strikes and drone attacks from Iran, tied to the conflict, with the U.S. and Israel. The 38-year-old couple cut short their holiday and drove 11 hours across the border to Oman after three flights home to the U.K. got canceled. They had originally planned to head to Australia and New Zealand next, but ditched those legs of the trip to get back quickly and safely to there. Dogs, Milo, and Max. Vicki described the chaos as strange and unsettling, but said they felt protected while hunkered down in their hotel, staying updated on flight news, and following local advice. In Oman, they waited out delays by sightseeing and snorkeling with turtles, sharing photos on mine to reassure fans they were okay and thanking those, who helped. She also called out folks in Dubai abandoning their pets during the panic, saying those owners

never deserve the animals in the first place, as shelter struggle with overcrowding and flight restrictions. Now safely home, Vicki's grateful for the support amid a tense situation.

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