The Real Housewives Of Dubai
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The ladies unwrap their feelings and exchange gifts to show each other what they think about one another.
41:00The ladies of Dubai bring the desert heat to New York City to face one another after a tumultuous season.
41:00After Lesa and Ayan say goodbye to a loved one, Sara arranges a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Ras Al Khaimah for the ladies.
41:00The weekend at Nurai Island comes to an end, but not before Ayan and Caroline Stanbury's relationship is tested.
41:00A newly married Caroline leaves husband Sergio behind to whisk the women away on a girls trip to Nurai Island.
41:00While newlyweds Sergio and Caroline Stanbury are in post-wedding bliss, Caroline Brooks is feeling dismissed and judged by Sara.
41:00Sara and Caroline Brooks turn the desert party upside down when tempers flare over unsolicited advice.
41:00Caroline Stanbury and Sergio's parents come face to face for the first time as Caroline Brooks and Sara's disagreement threatens to upend their engagement party.
41:00The countdown begins to Caroline Stanbury's wedding day but not before she clears up some issues with Lesa at an afternoon of high tea.
41:00Caroline Stanbury and Ayan begin to heal their rift. Caroline Brooks welcomes longtime friend Phaedra Parks to the city of gold.
41:00Sergio and Caroline Stanbury come to an impasse regarding having children together. All the ladies meet up for the first time since the disastrous C'est La Vie party.
41:00It's Fashion Week in Dubai and the designers aren't the only ones putting on a show.
41:00Friends turn into foes during a time of giving thanks. As a blossoming friendship forms between Nina and Caroline Stanbury, Ayan questions Nina's loyalty. American expats Nina and Lesa bring Thanksgiving to Dubai with their own special flair.'
51:00Welcome to the city of gold: Dubai! The elite social circles of this town include tech entrepreneurs, including Sara Al Madani, and fashion moguls, such as Lesa Milan.'