Arab Influencers Fakes and Flakes
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dolce&dolma
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Very Nationalist like her bestie yara alnamlah I used to read her arguments with saudi feminists, lol she’s such a pick me.
Very strict parents, from what I heard she wasn’t even allowed to talk to any of the men in her family
Arranged marriage quite young, thankfully to a liberal husband. Got her degree later than others because she wasn’t allowed to study abroad and had kids etc. Idk I get the impression nojood is really empty inside, that’s why I unfollowed her.Ahold just bought herself a yacht if I’m not wrong..
All that escort money must be really nice
Any news on Mariam rod? She is off social media these days.. bet she’s with yasser
The pimp is still throwing subliminals on snap lolll
I always thought to myself ahood has had a fair amount of success. Doing collaborations with djula, boadicea etc, and being one of the few original kuwaiti influencers who’s popularity hasn’t died out yet. After attaining success why isn’t she married? It makes sense if she was escorting, no ones going to want used goods, especially when the goods have a peculiar scent…
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Realdeal101
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Props to Sheikha Majid for PERFECTING that accent
dolce&dolma
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Yes she’s been divorced for almost two years now, but only made it known about a year ago. They got married after meeting each other in university (America), I don’t think it worked because her ex husband had an actual job I can’t remember (something in finance) and was working where as hessa is very unserious about her career. Although the ex’s mum was Italian and dad kuwaiti from what I heard their family was still quite conservative. If you look at the alsanea family they can’t stand conservatism they moved out of damam to bahrain just so they have more freedom. I think Hessa ideals didn’t go with her ex, which is a huge reason why a lot of marriages don’t work in the gulf. A difference in upbringing. Hessa is also well into her 30s but acts like she’s in her 20s مدري ليش
it’s so off putting.lavienrose
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Kind of sad that Rawan is having trouble getting her daughter into Kuwait. She should have thought about that before getting involved with her ex. Being a Khaleeji woman and marrying a non-Khaleeji makes it really hard for the kids in terms of passports, travel etc..
Yeah especially Kuwait they have the strictest laws in the Gulf imo...they don’t play around. Sucks for her I hope she can get help especially since she has lawyers in the family
I thought she was born in 1992? so that's a lieYes she’s been divorced for almost two years now, but only made it known about a year ago. They got married after meeting each other in university (America), I don’t think it worked because her ex husband had an actual job I can’t remember (something in finance) and was working where as hessa is very unserious about her career. Although the ex’s mum was Italian and dad kuwaiti from what I heard their family was still quite conservative. If you look at the alsanea family they can’t stand conservatism they moved out of damam to bahrain just so they have more freedom. I think Hessa ideals didn’t go with her ex, which is a huge reason why a lot of marriages don’t work in the gulf. A difference in upbringing. Hessa is also well into her 30s but acts like she’s in her 20s مدري ليش
+ I don't believe that their mother got married at 16
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Realdeal101
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This is a law that needs to change in the gulf. Women should be able to marry whomever and still be able to pass the citizenship to their children. It doesn’t make any sense that men can marry whomever they please and have that privilege. Completely unfair and an unnecessary law that needs to be re-examined closely.
dolce&dolma
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Hessa literally shared a throwback of her birthday the year stamp was 1996 and it looks like she was 4/5 so she 100% is in her thirties.
teatimesara
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She is definitely in her 30s.
For some reason I thought laws are more lenient when it comes that in Kuwait.
Any update on Rania and her husband? Seems like he removed all the posts with her and now added them back. But looks like she has been staying in her parents house.
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Girl no they have the weirdest laws when it comes to outsiders. A couple of days ago they tried passing a law saying if any foreigner gets diagnosed when any sort of mental illness, even if it’s not serious, they should be deported. Even if they’re seen as the more “lenient” Gulf country they make it hell for foreigners and Kuwaiti women who choose to marry foreigners too
teatimesara
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Thats mental! They want no chance of holding any responsibility for any foreigners that work in their country. Want to keep money in, thats all it is.
Im so proud of uae proposing a law to give foreign nationals that contribute to their country a chance of citizenship. Its a step in the right direction.
Yeah I side eye the UAE for a lot of things but at least they’re stopping the us versus them mentality. They’ve introduced a bunch of new programs to employ foreigners and simultaneously train their natives whereas Kuwait no offence they just chase all the good foreigners out but haven’t trained their people to work in the same sectors...and criminalizing mental health is not the way to go shame on them
teatimesara
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Giving out citizenship to spouse is debatable, but giving it out to a child of a citizen shouldn’t even be questioned. Every child deserved to live in a country with their mom and get the same treatment.
dolce&dolma
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Wtf
???Youmi gives me MAJOR sugar baby vibes. I don’t get the impression she’s a escort, isn’t it funny how when she was in Riyadh she was in the ritz and was buying van cleef like every day. Surely she doesn’t make that kind of money from here eye lenses business and she doesn’t do many ads on social media too
I’m happy for her get the bag! She’s come a long way from making cringey videos.
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