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Meet the British woman branded a gold digger by vicious trolls after marrying a millionaire she met in Dubai.
Housewife and business owner Soudi Al Nadak, 26, from Sussex, met her businessman husband Jamal Al Nadak, 32, when they were both studying at Dubai University there is seven years old.
Soudi, who has been married to Jamal for three years, shared a video on TikTok about their unique wedding, which quickly went viral.
The couple’s marriage includes rules such as not having friends of the opposite sex, knowing each other’s passwords, and always having their location available for each other.
While many people love their content, Soudi revealed: ‘People always assume I’m the gold digger and Jamal is using me for my body. But he’s not, we really love each other, but he can’t help but be a millionaire and love shopping.
Soudi Al Nadak, 26, from Sussex, has been branded a gold digger by vicious trolls after marrying a millionaire she met in Dubai
The housewife and business owner met her husband, businessman Jamal Al Nadak, 32, when they were both studying at Dubai University seven years ago.
Soudi explained, “Jamal and I met at university in Dubai. We studied at different universities, but there was an instant connection.
The couple had mutual friends and often met at parties; Jamal asked Soudi out three times before she finally gave him a chance.
She said: “We had a lot of mutual friends and we always met at celebrity events, so Jamal always asked me out and I finally gave him a chance.”
“On our first date he spoiled me completely, took me to the best restaurant in Dubai, picked me up in his luxury car and even after the date he was calling me all the time. time and we couldn’t stop talking.
“A few months later, we planned different trips together and traveled around the world. Then we decided to get married.
“We got married three years ago and have been together for seven years.”
As you might expect, their wedding was a big event.
“We did three separate nights in Dubai, which is traditionally Emirati,” she said.
“We did our Oman themed henna party, and we did our main party at the Versace Hotel.
While many people like his content, some accuse Soudi of being a gold digger and leave abusive comments
Soudi, who has been married to Jamal for three years, said their wedding was a big event
“All the scenographies were designed by me. Even though it was during COVID, we still had 1,000 people coming in every night.
“All events are for women only, which is traditional in Jamal’s culture.
“Then we had another wedding in a country mansion in the UK for my family.”
The couple’s marriage includes rules such as not having friends of the opposite sex, knowing each other’s passwords, and always having their location available for each other.
People don’t understand their relationship, but Soudi said it worked for them and they were deeply in love.
Soudi started sharing her marriage on TikTok to help people understand how a cross-cultural marriage works.
“I used to always get so many questions about what it was like to get married or to date a millionaire from a different culture and religion, so I thought it would be more easy to talk about it online,” Soudi said.
“People always make a lot of assumptions, so I like to get the story straight.
“I always like to take my followers shopping or food reviews and vacations.
“It makes me feel so connected with the world.
The couple had mutual friends and often met at the pirates; Jamal asked Soudi out three times before she finally gave him a chance
People don’t understand their relationship but Soudi said it worked for them and they were deeply in love
“Jamal and I are not hiding anything from each other, we have open communication, we have each other’s passwords.
“We always keep our pitches whenever we are apart so we know where we are.
“We don’t have friends of the opposite sex.
“I always dress modestly and always make sure everything is perfect, like my hair, my nails and my makeup.
“I’m always careful what I share on social media to respect Jamal and his family as they have a closed community.”
While some women admire her lifestyle, others call her a gold digger despite the fact that Soudi herself came from a wealthy family and was used to her comforts.
“I always get support from other women who are happy for me and love my lifestyle,” she said.
While some women admire her lifestyle, others call her a gold digger despite the fact that Soudi herself came from a wealthy family and was used to her comforts.
The couple’s marriage includes rules like not having friends of the opposite sex, knowing each other’s passwords and always having their location available for each other
The housewife said she often invites people to comment and say they live through her shopping and travels.
She joked that the best way to deal with the hate is to shop at Dior to feel better, explaining that she would be “lying” if she said it was “easy everyday”.
“I always get people commenting and saying they live through me with my shopping and travel trips.
“I also get a lot of support from other women, especially in Dubai, because they like to see what I buy and where I go to eat and shop.
“I think I get a lot of hate from people just because they’re jealous or they don’t understand my relationship and the content I create.
“I guess by putting your life on social media, people will always comment.”
She joked that the best way to deal with hate is to shop at Dior to feel better, explaining: “I would be lying if I said it was easy everyday because I get a lot of horrible comments everyday. , so I just took myself to Dior to feel better.
‘Jamal always tells me to be true to myself and not read hate.
“I was always used to a certain lifestyle coming from old money and Jamal was able to provide that for me.
“We’re just here living our best lives.”