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'RHODubai': Caroline Brooks labeled 'whole weirdo' for lashing out at Sara Al Madani's parenting advice after asking for it

'RHODubai' fans were left puzzled by Brooks' outburst at the party and sided with Sara

There's a fine line between being a protective mother and a crazy lady, and 'Real Housewives of Dubai' star Caroline Brooks seems to have blurred the line. On the recently aired episode of the Bravo show, Brooks could be seen toying with the idea of sending her son Adam away to a boarding school. Even though Brooks seemed to have made up her mind about sending Adam away, she still wanted her fellow housewives' opinions on boarding schools.

So, she reached out to Caroline Stanbury. When Stanbury gently tried pointing out that boarding school might not be the best option for a child - based on her personal experience of growing up in one - Brooks got very defensive. Sensing Brooks' discomfort, Stanbury quickly became more diplomatic and declared that Adam might enjoy his stint in the boarding school unlike her. Brooks then hosted a dinner party at her home and turned to Sara Al Madani for parenting advice during the party. Sara got the opportunity to meet Adam, and based on her observation, decided to give her suggestions. But before making any, she checked with Brooks if she was okay with it. When Brooks said she was open to hearing her take, Sara proceeded to share her observation. She pointed out that Brooks needed to spend more time with Adam, and also shared how boarding schools were for parents who didn't want to be around their kids.

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Brooks' childhood friends agreed with Sara and urged the housewife to be a little more relaxed and flexible around Adam. Unfortunately, Brooks was very triggered by not only Sara's comments but also her friend siding with Sara. So she lashed out at everybody, slamming them for questioning her parenting style. Brooks declared that she wanted to send her son to boarding school so that he could excel at his academics, and felt she was making the right decision.

'RHODubai' fans were left puzzled by Brooks' outburst and sided with Sara. A fan tweeted, "#RHODubai I’m just confused why brooks got so mad at poor Sara and her friends, she asked for Sara’s opinion and got mad when she gave it??" "I’m on Sara’s side. That reaction from Brooks was wildly unnecessary & problematic. I would never let a stranger talk to me that way much less a lifelong friend! Sara was spitting facts & the camera footage & mics aren’t lying about how you act towards your kid. #rhodubai," wrote a fan. "Brooks is a wack b*tch for asking for Sara’s opinion then get upset when someone who actually knows her agrees #rhodubai," seconded a fan. "No, I’m with Sara on this one. Brooks asked her opinion. Furthermore, Sara asked permission before saying anything, prefaced it nicely and delivered it gently. #RHODubai," added a fan. 

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Some fans felt that Brooks lashed out at everybody because she knew they were right. A fan shared, "Brooks was triggered because subconsciously she agrees with every word Sara shared. #RHODubai." "Oh man you can tell Brooks is PISSED that her friends are taking Sara’s side about how strict of a parent she is. She was not expecting that. #RHODubai," observed a fan. "Brooks is a no for me, there is this sense of misplaced superiority and clearly she knows she shouldn’t be sending that baby to boarding school. #RHODubai," pointed out a fan. "Brooks want her friends to kiss her a** & gets upset when they tell her the truth about herself. She’s a whole weirdo. #RHODubai," declared a fan.

'Real Housewives of Dubai' airs every Wednesday at 9/8c on Bravo.

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