Stanbury at the Center of Feuds in Reality Show Drama
- Caroline Stanbury denies being the cause of drama among 'The Real Housewives of Dubai' stars.
- She promises that the turmoil on the show had nothing to do with her.
- Stanbury assures viewers that the rumors of her breaking up the cast are not true.
In a recent interview, Stanbury reflected on her role in the ongoing conflicts among cast members of the reality show, particularly the feud between Caroline Brooks and Taleen Marie, as well as the fallout from the "voice-note gate" incident involving Chanel Ayan and Lesa Milan during a cast trip to Bali. The situation escalated when Milan, believing Al Madani was discussing Brooks, sent a voice note to Ayan for clarification. Ayan then shared the message with Stanbury, who brought it up during a dinner, inadvertently igniting tensions. Stanbury acknowledged that her actions may have contributed to the discord, admitting to DECIDER that she regretted "throwing the bomb" that led to misunderstandings. She clarified that her intention was not to cause a rift between Ayan and Milan, stating, “Their relationship, it’s not to do with me.” Despite the chaos, she emphasized that she is not solely responsible for the breakdown of their friendship, although she recognizes her involvement in the situation. As the season progresses, Stanbury hinted that viewers will gain insight into the complexities of Ayan and Milan's relationship in the Season 2 finale. She expressed a desire for resolution, stating, “We had a real friendship. We actually cared about each other.” Stanbury's comments suggest a hope for reconciliation among the cast, despite the tumultuous events that have unfolded.