Soudi Al Nadak doesn’t ask permission or apologize.
She grew up in the English countryside and moved to Dubai in her early 20s. There, she met Jamal Al Nadak, an Emirati businessman from a wealthy family. They married in 2020 and have been together for six years. She herself has said that she married for money.
Now she says she got something more: according to the Daily Mail headline, she managed to get her millionaire husband to agree to pay her $320.000 dollars for every baby she has. A deal that turns motherhood into a clause with an exact price tag.
The criticism was quick to follow. And she doesn’t seem to care: she says she isn’t worried about what people say and that she deserves it.
An agreement between consenting adults that concerns only them, or a way of understanding love that’s hard to accept?