10 March,2024 07:15 AM IST | Thailand | A Correspondent
Linda Andrade’s one-month infant is the tiny owner of a gold pacifier, a Dior stroller, and over $20,000 worth of handbags. Pic/Instagram
While most of us can only dream of getting such gifts, this is just a typical day for Dubai influencer Linda Andrade. Ironically, her love story didn't have such a grand beginning as she met her millionaire husband, Ricky, in a gym when she was just 19. Fast forward a few years and this Los Angeles native is now a wealthy housewife living in a billionaire's playground with her spouse and their infant daughter. As you expect from the self-titled "Original Dubai Housewife", Linda's little girl is already a millionaire - despite being less than a month old.
After being born in February, the tiny tot already has a luxury wardrobe and countless bougie baby items. This includes a gold pacifier with encrusted gemstones and a ceramic bead, worth a staggering $3,000 (Rs 2,48,184) according to the new mum. Her daughter wouldn't be the only one who'd cry if this got lost, with the influencer proudly telling her TikTok followers, "It totally matches her gold digger mom, right?" Rather than having a normal stroller, this one month old will travel in style in her Dior stroller which cost nearly $6,000 (Rs 4,96,369) despite her mum already having a normal one.
Unlike other kids who might have backpacks with their favourite cartoon character one, this one-month-old already has over $20,000 (Rs 16,54,564) worth of handbags waiting in her wardrobe. These bags are fit for a princess, with Linda's daughter receiving multiple mini versions of the Lady Dior bag - which was a favourite of the late Princess Diana.
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