According to reports, one housewife from Dubai claims her millionaire husband bought a private island so she could feel safe on the beach.
A Dubai-based housewife claims her millionaire husband bought a private island so she can feel safe on the beach. Soudi Al Nadak, 26, shared an Instagram video of the private island with the caption: “POV: You wanted to wear a bikini so your millionaire husband bought you an island.”
Soudi, 26, is a British-born, full-time housewife to Dubai businessman Jamal Al Nadak. In an interview with HT.com, she writes that the glamorous couple met when studying in Dubai and have been married for over three years.
Being a millionaire housewife, Soudi is also notoriously famous as an influencer Instagram and TikTok pages reflect her billionaire way of life. They once spent a million dollars on buying a diamond solitaire ring, then another two million on art – all in a day’s work.
Life on a private island
An Instagram video posted by Saudi Al Nadak, claiming that her husband bought an entire island, has gone viral and received more than 2.4 million viewers in less than a week. When contacted over the issue by HT.com, Dubai-based influencer Soudi Al Nadak said that she and her husband had planned to buy an island long back as an investment
It’s something we wanted to do for a while for investment, and my husband wants me to feel safe on a beach which is why he bought one, she said.
Soudi wouldn’t give out the location for privacy and safety reasons but said that her husband Jamal paid a whopping $50 million for the private retreat. “For privacy reasons we aren’t sharing the exact location but it’s in Asia and it was $50 million,” she told HT.com.
Couple’s private island goes viral
Soudi Al Nadak posted a video on Instagram claiming that her husband had purchased an entire island for her. The video soon began doing the rounds on the social media platform and garnered more than 2.4 million views in less than a week.
The influencer, talking to Hindustan Times, said the couple had wanted to buy an island as an investment.
“It was something we were looking to do for a while for investment and my husband wants me to feel safe on a beach which is why he purchased one,” Soudi said.
“I think an island serves the dual purpose of being a haven for Arab women looking to don swimsuits and as a financial asset for their husbands,” Soudi said while speaking to TNN.
