KATE Ferdinand has made a major U-turn saying she loves living in Dubai and her son is learning Arabic – after a slew of homesick claims.
The star’s surprising change of heart comes as have silenced Brit influencers from sharing their true feelings about terrifying Iranian drone attacks on Dubai.
Kate has now made a shock U-turn saying she loves living in Dubai after admitting she was ‘stressed’ and ‘struggling’Credit: Instagram
Rio previously admitted the way the Government is using tax payers’ money and the continued struggles of the NHS were among the reason the Ferdinands left the UK
Kate has revealed her son Cree, 5, is learning Arabic after the family moved to the UAE last yearCredit: Instagram / xkateferdinand
Kate previously told fans how moving to Dubai has and she was “struggling.”
But during the latest episode of her podcast, Blended, the former Towie star appears to have made a complete U-turn.
The 34-year-old opened up on her “mindset” shift and explained how her kids are “learning things they wouldn’t in the UK.”
There’s growing speculation around whether influencers are paid by the UAE to praise the government on social media.
Speaking about living in Dubai during Ramadan , Kate said: “The kids have shorter days, my children are going to school from 8:45am and they get picked up at 1pm, so like they’re doing half days.
“Everything changes, I like the energy, it’s quite calming – not when they kids come back at 1pm by the way – it’s just something that I’ve not experienced before.
“It’s a different vibe and I feel like living in a country with different religions and so many different cultures, you learn so much and pick up so much.”
Podcast host Kate added: “My children are learning things that they wouldn’t… they might learn it in the UK but they wouldn’t actively be living it. That’s something that I really love about Dubai.”
Kate confessed she doesn’t yet feel comfortable enough to say “Mashallah” as she’s “not got the right voice.”
But she revealed that her son Cree, 5, is now learning Arabic.
The latest episode of Kate’s podcast Blended was filmed just two days before Dubai was caught up in Middle East conflictCredit: instagram./xkateferdinand
Fans can’t quite comprehend the fitness guru’s surprise change of tune as she previously dropped a on Instagram.
In the post she claimed she was “overwhelmed and stressed.”
She penned: “Life is busy, I’m trying to slow down and not move at a fast pace everywhere. [It’s] not perfect, but I’m more aware of what I am doing, I’m trying to stop myself in my tracks sometimes.
“Listen, I’ve got a busy life, but I’m actively trying to do like some breath work and some things to like change my mindset cause I realise nothing can change this apart from me.
“You’ve got to actually make changes in your life so I’m trying to do that and I feel like it’s going ok.”
The reality star’s latest podcast episode was a Mother’s Day special, recorded just two days before in the Middle East, with the UAE suffering hits from Iranian drones and missiles.
on social media have posted and then deleted footage of fires in Dubai as debris from intercepted missiles smashed into two ritzy hotels in the city.
Residents have been threatened with legal action for “circulating rumours or unverified news“, while authorities appeared to wrongly suggest that videos of a fire at the popular Fairmont hotel – later confirmed to have been caused by drone debris – was old footage from a previous incident.
One influencer out in Dubai agreed to an interview with The Sun but later said: “I’m a bit worried – can I go to jail for what I’ve posted?”
He then went silent, deleted videos he’d posted of the drone strikes, but what he posted next was even stranger.
The influencer went on to publish videos praising the UAE’s government, hopping on a trend that sucks up to the sheikhs.
Kate revealed the conflict has been a ‘scary’ time for them all and they were forced to spend a night sleeping in the basementCredit: Getty
The podcast host has admitted her kids are ‘learning things they wouldn’t in the UK’Credit: Instagram
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