Caroline Stanbury and Sergio Carallo are finally in their new house over on Real Housewives of Dubai. This excites their former landlord Michael greatly, but their first friend who visits is Chanel Ayan. In the RHODubai Season 2, Episode 5 sneak peek, we can already see exactly what Chanel thinks about her friend’s new home. Naturally, Chanel’s direct, yet fun-loving quips quickly arise, especially once she sees Caroline and Sergio’s future nursery.
Oh honey, no
Sergio and Caroline have moved in, but a few minor things still have to be finished. There’s a leak, and Caroline is still sleeping on the floor. Also, Sergio’s family is about to visit them in just two days. Basically, their life is still a mess.
Here to save them with her wit is Chanel, who rings their doorbell in a tiny sparkling mini-dress, elbow-length gloves, the highest of heels, and full-on glam. Lawd. I want to be Chanel.
As Caroline and Sergio walk Chanel through their new house, they stop at their unfinished future nursery. At first, Chanel gasps happily, but then she states the obvious. She asks them “How is the baby going to be in this room when your room is upstairs?” Caroline laughs, but explains that she’s done this before and that this new future baby will be “like every single baby I’ve ever had.”
This must have been the first time that Sergio had heard about Caroline’s plans to not have their newborn in their bedroom suite with them. Therefore, he quickly interjects, noting “The baby has to be with us, honey.” Cue Chanel, lightly, yet accurately accessing this situation, saying “Guys. We have to discuss your baby situation, but I like the room.”
Chanel then takes to her confessional, talking about how badly Sergio wants a “baby in his soul.” She also “believes that if Caroline doesn’t give Sergio a baby, this marriage is not going to work.” Luckily for Sergio, Caroline is excited to give her new husband his wish, as long as he agrees to being very, very hands-on with their future babe.
Real Housewives of Dubai airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on Bravo.
