‘RHODubai’ star Caroline Brooks claims Caroline Stanbury has a ‘sugar daddy’: ‘He pays for everything’
Caroline Brooks is alleging that Caroline Stanbury’s friend Michael Davis is her “sugar daddy” who “buys everything” for her.
“Michael is basically Caroline’s sugar daddy,” Brooks tells us on an upcoming episode of Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast.
The “Real Housewives of Dubai” star recalls that she recently ran into Davis on a night out in Dubai when he was “drunk” and “started spilling” information.
“He was like, ‘I pay all the bills,'” Brooks tells us. “He was like, ‘I pay all the bills in that house. I pay for everything.'”
Brooks, 38, claims that at the time of their chat, Davis was “really angry” with Stanbury’s husband, Sergio José Carrallo Pendás, and was “saying that Sergio needs to step up and take care of her, because right now it’s all on me.”
“Michael claims he buys all her clothes, he buys everything,” she claims.
A rep for Stanbury, 48, didn’t return Page Six’s request for comment.
During Tuesday’s episode of “RHODubai,” Ayan, 46, and Brooks both took to their confessionals to share what Davis allegedly told them.
“When Michael drinks too much, he talks a little too much. Allegedly, Michael pays the mortgage, every utility, clothing, everything,” Brooks said in a confessional.
Ayan claimed in her own confessional, “Michael pays for all Caroline Stanbury’s bills, Michael pays for Caroline Stanbury’s maid’s bills, do you know that? When he’s drunk he tells you.”
Stanbury has yet to discuss the allegations. She previously introduced viewers to Davis after he let the Stanbury and her husband stay in his home for a few weeks, and they’ve been close friends for years.
Brooks and Stanbury were previously close friends. However, their friendship began to crumble when newcomer Taleen Marie –– who was best friends with Brooks before production on Season 2 began –– started becoming close friends with Stanbury.
The blossoming friendship resulted in Brooks becoming estranged from both Stanbury and Marie.
“I do think that once she saw that I was getting closer with all the girls, really, it just wasn’t going her way,” Marie previously told Page Six. “It’s TV and you see different sides of people and there’s different dynamics with the other women and the drama is all real that happens. And it’s sad because we did have a solid friendship.”
However, Marie is still holding out “hope” that they can “sort some things out” as their friendship “ebbs and flows.”
“The Real Housewives of Dubai” airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo. Episodes will stream the next day on Peacock.
