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Real Housewives of Dubai star Caroline Brooks is throwing some major shade at the thirsty husbands of the Real Housewives. Get all the tea!
Earlier this week, Caroline Brooks sent out a shady tweet, calling out those Real Housewives husbands who love being in the limelight a little too much.
Caroline Brooks tweeted:
“There is something so cringy about husbands that are more invested in our show than their wives. Sir, why are you watching and reposting everything? Go work and do man’s stuff and let housewives be housewives. It’s weird #RHODubai.”
While Caroline Brooks is most likely referring to Sergio Carrallo, the husband of her Real Housewives of Dubai co-star Caroline Stanbury, many Bravo fans felt the tweet applied to various men in the Real Housewives universe.
Oddly enough, most fans defended Sergio but happily threw other Housewives husbands under the bus for their antics.
Many fans believe Sergio only gets involved in the drama on RHODubai to defend his wife, unlike other men who love the attention and want to create their own storylines on Real Housewives.
“I’m not a fan of when the husbands get involved in the drama, but there’s no doubt that Sergio just wants to defend his wife. He adores and worships her,” one fan wrote.
A second fan commented: “Oh, this woman is soooooo jealous that he pays attention to his wife AND is actually invested and cares about her well-being. He ADORES Caroline.”
“Part of the HW all the shows are the husbands taking some spotlight … the viewers love it! She sounds jealous,” someone else shared.
Meanwhile, other Bravo fans loved Caroline Brooks’ tweet and thought that it applied very well to the husbands of the Real Housewives of New Jersey – specifically Joe Gorga and John Fuda.
“Agreed! I’m sure she’s talking about Sergio. But this could also be directed at [Joe] and [John],” a fan shared.
“Louder for the JOHN FUDAS in the back!” someone else commented.
Another fan wrote, “@bravo gives them too much of a voice. Shh.”
Season 2 of The Real Housewives of Dubai airs on Tuesdays at 9/8c.
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