Is ‘Real Housewives of Dubai’ really a good idea?

Buhle Mbonambi

Buhle Mbonambi buhle.mbonambi@inl.co.za IT’S time that the world accepts that Real Housewives is a major part of pop culture. It has a fan base that is as vocal as football, cricket and Marvel fans, sometimes even more so. They get so involved in the shenanigans of cast members – whether it’s the multiple US cities, UK, Australia or African versions of the franchise – that there are dedicated group chats, podcasts and communities on social media. Few reality shows are able to catapult their casts into mega stardom and yet with Real Housewives, it’s common. The women are coining it, using their newfound fame to launch new careers as business people, from candles and homeware to luxury fashion. Even Kathy Hilton has decided the franchise is good for her image…

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Saturday Star (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2021-11-06

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