What To Know
- A Dubai-based influencer said this week that her millionaire husband bought a private island in Asia so she could have the beach to herself.
- In an interview, Soudi said that they had been looking at the real estate as an investment in the future but her husband wanted her to have confidence in swimming on the beach which led to the purchase.
- The video has sparked a great deal of search interest and the search on Google for “Dubai man private island” peaked on September 27.
A Dubai-based influencer said this week that her millionaire husband bought a private island in Asia so she could have the beach to herself. Soudi Al Nadak, 26, shared the news via Instagram, posting a video of the island with the caption: “Low Velocity Satire: Once you demanded to wear bikini, then your millionaire husband provided you island for only bikini.” The video has collected over 2,4 million views in a week.
Soudi, who moved from the UK to Yemen as a child, has been married to Dubai-based entrepreneur Jamal Al Nadak. The couple has been breeding for three years after meeting at University in Dubai. Soudi is a housewife and is subscribed by more than 117 million people on Instagram and TikTok where she occasionally posts pictures and perform videos about her opulent life. Yet, this idea and learning one more secret about her life – she has her own private island – are attributed to the recently released viral video.
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In an interview, Soudi said that they had been looking at the real estate as an investment in the future but her husband wanted her to have confidence in swimming on the beach which led to the purchase. The owner has not revealed the location of the island out of security concerns but Soudi stated that it was bought for $50 million.
Nevertheless, Soudi continues to be a target of ridicule on social media with some people asking whether her claims are true. Nevertheless, she continues unmoved: “I just like to share my lifestyle with everyone.”
The video has sparked a great deal of search interest and the search on Google for “Dubai man private island” peaked on September 27.
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