As everyone gears up for the next season of the popular Netflix series Dubai Bling, recent news was released regarding Netflix’s payment to all the cast members. The source wrote that the Dubai Bling stars were paid just AED9,175 each which received backlash from the latest cast member Mona Kattan, to be ‘inaccurate.’
Dubai Bling Season 2
“Habibi, welcome to Dubai” – the famous phrase said by Kris Fade on the opening of the reality Netflix show Dubai Bling, is now used globally on social media voice-overs, captions, and more. The show was a huge hit around the world with fans, followers, and spectators wanting to know what it’s like living in Dubai and more specifically, being a millionaire in Dubai.
Mona Kattan says it’s “fake news”
With every Arab news outlet confirming the news of Season 2, more news was released regarding how much cast members were being paid by Netflix. The source said The cast of Netflix’s hit show Dubai Bling were paid just $2.5k (AED9,175) each for filming each episode. Being millionaires themselves, it didn’t make sense why the cast was being paid such a low amount, however, beauty mogul and entrepreneur Mona Kattan spoke out and commented on the Instagram post saying that she cannot say a lot as she has signed an NDA, then deleted her comment and wrote: Sorry, but this is more fake news. Inaccurate.
The signed agreement between Netflix and the cast would be private and confidential and therefore no one knows exactly how much the cast is being paid.
#BabyBling
As Mona Kattan joins the Bling crew, we can expect more glamour, beauty, perfume, events, and maybe even an appearance from sister and influencer, Huda Beauty. Season One cast members will also be back with their dramas, laughter, friendships, potential breakups (with friends), and more with Safa’s daughter she calls “Baby Bling” appearing in this show as she goes through her ‘mum of 2’ era.
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