The RHODubai cast member's husband, Sergio Carrallo, and her daughter, Yasmine, don't see eye-to-eye on one major family issue.
Caroline Stanbury is navigating a complicated family dynamic.
During Season 2, Episode 5 of The Real Housewives of Dubai, Caroline discussed the relationship between her husband, Sergio Carrallo, and eldest child, daughter Yasmine Habib. The conversation took place while the couple gave Chanel Ayan a tour of their new house. At one point, the supermodel mentioned that Yasmine had told her she doesn't want her mother to have any more children, "because basically she was raised by a nanny, and now that she's leaving [for college] she feels the baby would be on their own."
Sergio took issue with the comment, explaining, "As much as I love her, she cannot control her mom's happiness. The baby will come at the right time, and I want to actually dedicate time to the baby...You know? I want to be a father. I believe the baby that we will have will be a fun baby."
Caroline also shared a counterpoint to her daughter's statement.
"She wasn't totally raised by nannies. I'm a working woman. I had employees at the time. I was home on the weekend," she explained. "She's fine."
In a confessional, she added more to her statement.
"Yasmine has no clue what it used to be like. I had nannies in brown uniforms, brown gloves. It was so formal. And with my kids, I wasn't around that much but I ran a big business," she said. "Yasmine wants to be a lawyer, so what am I gonna do, tell her, 'You have kids and you're never going to live your dreams?' Absolutely not."
Who Are Caroline Stanbury's Children?
Caroline has three children — Yasmine, Zac, and Aaron — from her first marriage to Cem Habib. During a previous episode of RHODubai, we got a glimpse at Yasmine's relationship to her stepdad; she loves to tease him.
"I mean this in the nicest way possible, but you follow my mom around like a lost puppy," the then-17-year-old told Sergio during Episode 3. She also told him he's "a bit clingy."
See more of Caroline's family dynamics by tuning into The Real Housewives of Dubai on Bravo, Tuesdays at 9/8c. Episodes stream the next day on Peacock.
