I'm a wealthy Dubai housewife & my millionaire hubby has upgraded my life in 7 lavish ways – I have a maid & don't work
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Millionaire housewife Linda Andrade leads an extravagant life in Dubai
Credit: TikTok/@lionlindaa
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Linda now gets her hair done every day - and has a manicurist come to her house to do her nails
Credit: TikTok/@lionlindaa
In a recent clip on her
'What else should he do?'
One of the ways Linda claims her life is now improved is that she gets her
hair
professionally done 'every day.'
On top of this, she also gets at-home manicures so she can watch Gossip Girl at the same time from her sofa.
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Despite being a
She also has upgraded her food, and now has caviar regularly, and claims it is a good source of Vitamin C in her diet.
Many women struggle to get their partner to take a good photo of them for social media, but Linda, originally from the US, claims her husband is a great 'personal photographer.'
He also always accompanies her when she shops for designer clutter for protection.
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And not only the mall, but he also makes sure she gets to go to the 'hottest events.'
We previously shared how after giving birth, Linda was gifted a
I'm a rich housewife & I asked for a £2m dress & 7 diamonds rings from my man when we got married - but that's not all
Linda revealed she plans to get their daughter a new wardrobe of Dior clothes and shoes, and of course, jewellery.
As her "mum car", Linda was given a new Lamborghini.
Meanwhile, at
Christmas
Linda said she expected £200,000 stocking fillers to keep her happy.
Many people were amazed at her lavish lifestyle, with one saying: 'May this life ATTACK me.'
Another added: 'The life that every girls dreams, ur so lucky.'
A third admitted: 'So jealous.'
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