I’m a rich housewife & have strict rules for my kids -they must marry billionaires & their first word has to be ‘Dior’

A RICH housewife has shared the strict list of rules she will have for her future children.

British influencer Soudi Al Nadak met millionaire husband Jamal whilst visiting Dubai, and the pair have been inseparable ever since.

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The housewife often shares insights into their lavish lifestyle on TikTok, and in a recent video, shared some of the requirements she will have for her children when they are born.

"When it comes to having kids with my millionaire husband, there's so many does and don'ts", she said.

Soudi said that she doesn't think that people who aren't rich shouldn't be having children.

She said: "I'm not saying that you have to be super rich like me hubby, but at the end of the day, they deserve a certain standard of living."

She added that she is against the idea of unmarried people having kids.

As for rules for her future offspring, Soudi said that she would never let them "marry down".

Their first words better be Dior, not mum and dad

Soudi Al Nadak

"They will only marry people who already have money", she said.

Soudi said that one of the most important things that she will teach her future daughter is how to spend her husband's money.

She said that she will teach her daughter how to "act like old money" and attract a rich husband.

"Obviously a millionaire, and perhaps even a billionaire", she said.

Meanwhile, husband Jamal will be taxed with teaching Soudi's sons how to make millions of their own.

Soudi said that to ensure her children don't marry down, she will pick their partners for them.

She added that she believes it is very important to "spoil" your children, "so they won't be impressed by a Michael Kors bag."

"My kids will only be impressed with the Holy Trinity of Chanel, Dior and Hermes."

Soudi said that before her offspring are born she will be buying them a whole wardrobe of designer clothes.

"Their first words better be Dior, not mum and dad", she said.

Soudi's video, which was posted under the username @soudiofarabia has likely left many open-mouthed, as it has racked up over 400,000 views on the video sharing platform.

TikTok users raced to the video's comments section to share their thoughts on Soudi's rules for her children.

One person said: "Money isn't everything".

Another person added: "I teach my child morals and love..the simple way."

A third person remarked: "My blood is boiling".

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