TikTok Showing Dubai Millionaire's Wife’s $5150 Self-Care Regime Leaves People Salty: “While People Starve”

TikTok Showing Dubai Millionaire's Wife’s $5150 Self-Care Regime Leaves People Salty: “While People Starve”

  • One woman had many people feeling salty after seeing what she spends on self-care every month
  • TikTok user @lionlindaa admitted that she spends over $5k on her "self-care” and can do so because she is married to a millionaire
  • Some people felt the woman should reassess her priorities and start spending some of that money on places that matter

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Some people got a bit touched by a TikTok video made by a millionaire's" wife who spends over $5k on self-care every month. The life of the rich is something some of us don't even dream of.

TikTok user @lionlindaa living her best boujee life
TikTok user @lionlindaa admitted that she spends over $5k on her “self-care” and is able to do so because she is married to a millionaire. Image:TikTok / @lionlindaa
Source: TikTok

There are so many pressing issues in the world, like hunger, gender-based violence and war, to name just a few. So, it isn't always easy to digest when people see videos like this.

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TikTok user @lionlindaa is the proud wife of a millionaire. As her profile states, she is a Dubai housewife living her best life and is not afraid to flaunt it.

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The stunner shared in a video that she spends around $5150 on “self-care” every month. That’s about R95k! She does her hair and nails, buys new clothes, goes to the spa, has a personal trainer, and the list goes on.

Take a look:

TikTok users throw shade at the woman, asking if she’s even heart of world hunger

This video did not go down well with most. Seeing someone spend that much money every month while people are starving and children are dying just did not seem justifiable. So, people went in hard.

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See some of the comments:

@Comfycheeks said:

“On today’s episode of I’m rich you’re poor ”

@A girl said:

“And then there’s people without food.”

@christistefani598 said:

“I wish meanwhile I’m barely affording my meds to literally keep me alive.”

@Amberleeb85 said:

“Personally, I would be helping the poor kids in third world countries.”

@Bobby said:

“Lucky her. Here I’m struggling to get gas to get to work and pay bills.”

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Some people feel the parents of today are too soft. Parenting styles have changed and elders feel it is what is wrong with the world today. That hard-knock life ain'tshe'sThat's"" for everyone, granny!

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Twitter user @Cecez_Daughter was overcome with emotion when her son beamed with joy after their lush spa day. She shared some adorable pictures on social media and claimed it was the best day EVER!

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.