Ebraheem Al Samadi breaks silence on being called the ‘villain’ of ‘Dubai Bling’

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Dubai Bling‘ season 3 premiered on Netflix on January 8, 2025. As expected, it was full of drama and entertainment. Fans labelled Ebraheem Al Samadi as the “villain” of season 3 due to his frequent clashes with other cast members including Zeina Khoury, Farhana Bodi, and DJ Bliss. In an earlier interview with LovinDubai, Zeina Khoury, too, called Ebraheem a “villain”.

Now, Ebraheem has responded to the backlash claiming he’s ‘more than that’. Speaking with L’Officiel Arabia, he said, “They wanted glitz and controversy, but I’m more than that. I wanted to show my heart, my relationships, the real struggles and triumphs.”

ALSO READ | ‘Dubai Bling’ star Zeina Khoury says Ebraheem Al Samadi is the ‘villain’ of season 3

During the candid conversation, Ebraheem also looked back on his Dubai journey. “I didn’t come to Dubai for the glamour. I came to build something meaningful – not just for myself, but for everyone whose lives I could impact along the way,” said Al Samadi.

Ebraheem moved to Dubai in 2010 and founded the Al Samadi Group. He is the founder and CEO of ‘Forever Rose‘, a company that sells rose that can last for years without water or sunlight. He also own other businesses including My Forever Rose Café, Rejuvemenow, Besties Café, and others.

ALSO READ | ‘Dubai Bling’s Ebraheem Al Samadi accuses Zeina Khoury’s husband Hanna Azzi of seeking “attention”



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