'RHODubai': Caroline Brooks slams Sara Al Madani for questioning parenting style, says it's 'cultural'
Caroline Brooks isn't ready to let her fellow 'Real Housewives of Dubai' star Sara Al Madani off the hook just yet for her comments on parenting. The previous episode of the Bravo show featured Sara advising Brooks to be closer to her son and to break the 'generational cycle' of growing up with a strict, militant style of parenting. Even though Sara was just trying to be helpful with her suggestions, it, unfortunately, didn't land well with Brooks who inferred her co-star's words as a judgment on her parenting style.
So Brooks called up all the 'RHODubai' ladies and ranted against Sara to them. When Sara heard about Brooks spreading misinformation about their interaction, she sent out a group text addressing Brooks and calling her out for it. Brooks then lashed out at Nina Ali for telling Sara whatever she confided in her, then she attempted to take on Sara. She sat down with Sara and declared that her parenting style was influenced by her Caribbean and Afro-Latina culture, and Sara's comments came off as her judging the culture. Though Sara tried pointing out that she wasn't judging any culture or parenting style but simply advising to break the generational cycle, Brooks kept insisting that her fellow housewife was insulting her culture.
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After watching Brooks pin her parenting style on 'culture', several fans took to Twitter to call her out for it. A fan tweeted, "Brooks please don’t bring African-American/Afro-Latino/Afro-Caribbean whatever you are this week culture into your BS. We definitely aren’t sending our kids off to boarding school in “the culture.” #RHODubai." "Omg I can’t stand people like Brooks. Being distant to your child is not culture #RHODubai," wrote a fan. Another fan added, "Truth hurts I see now with Brooks. She so pressed on this cause the world see how she was parenting n now she trying to put it on her culture. Girl bye #RHODubai."
Brooks please don’t bring African-American/Afro-Latino/Afro-Caribbean whatever you are this week culture into your BS. We definitely aren’t sending our kids off to boarding school in “the culture.” #RHODubai
— Echo (@EchoDoesRadio) July 21, 2022
Omg I can’t stand people like Brooks. Being distant to your child is not culture #RHODubai
— very unserious (@bobeaubreaux) July 21, 2022
Truth hurts I see now with Brooks. She so pressed on this cause the world see how she was parenting n now she trying to put it on her culture. Girl bye #RHODubai pic.twitter.com/udTfxYNsfl
— 🇵🇷Ms. IDGAF 🇳🇬 (@GeneanBish) July 21, 2022
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Another fan shared, "No matter what your culture is, you should always aspire to be a better parent than the ones you had. Brooks is scary. #RHODubai." "Bless her heart. Caroline Brooks thinks generational means culture. #RHODubai," mocked a fan. "LMFAOOOO when West Indian people think violent parenting is apart of our culture kills me. You’re a victim #RHODubai," pointed out a fan.
No matter what your culture is, you should always aspire to be a better parent than the ones you had. Brooks is scary. #RHODubai
— bravo mama (@bravomama69) July 21, 2022
Bless her heart.
— Penny (@maf7825) July 21, 2022
Caroline Brooks thinks generational means culture.
#RHODubai
LMFAOOOO when West Indian people think violent parenting is apart of our culture kills me.
— King of Boys (@keepinupwitkika) July 21, 2022
You’re a victim 😭✌🏾 #RHODubai
'Real Housewives of Dubai' airs every Wednesday at 9/8c on Bravo.
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