I’m a rich Dubai housewife -trolls bash me for not marrying for love but I love money…I think men are real golddiggers

A MILLIONAIRE'S wife has hit back at trolls who slam her for not marrying for love, as she said the main love of her life is money, so technically, she did.

Soudi Al Nadak, 26, met her rich husband Jamal seven years ago, when they were both studying in Dubai together, and the pair tied the knot three years ago.

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The housewife, who is originally from Sussex, often shares insights into her glamorous life in the UAE online, including the countless holidays she goes on, and the lavish gifts Jamal spoils her with.

In a recent video, Soudi shared some insightful thoughts on marriage to her fans.

She said: "There is something that I've been thinking about all day.

"Everyone always says you should aways marry for love and never for money.

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"But what if you literally love money?

"Then you're going to love anyone that's rich."

"So you could basically say that I married for love too, girl math."

Soudi added that everyone always calls her a golddigger, when in actual fact, she thinks that men are the real golddiggers.

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Rationalising this, she explained that men expect women to take care of the house, take care of them financially and emotionally, and then expect you to pay 50-50.

"Surely they are the real golddiggers at the end of this?" she said.

Soudi's () video has likely left many people open-mouthed, as it has racked up over 110,000 views on the video sharing platform.

TikTok users raced to the video's comments section to share their thoughts on her controversial opinion.

One person said: "I expect a girl to respect me and not just for my money."

A second person said: "I love money, you are blessed.

"I desire what u have."

A third person added: "l could think nothing worst then being like you!"