A pregnant housewife had her billionaire husband fly her to Sin City so they could eat expensive caviar and shop for diamonds before giving birth.
Linda Andrade — lives in Dubai but grew up in Anaheim, California — Share footage of her decadent trip to TikToksaid her unborn child has already developed a taste for the finer things in life.
“I decided to have a baby with Japanese A5 Wagyu beef and caviar, so my husband flew me, nine months pregnant, to Las Vegas because Las Vegas has the best Japanese A5 Wagyu beef. ” the 24-year-old explained. This clip has been viewed 1 million times.
Andrade previously told the Post that she's “not ashamed to show off her gold-digging aesthetic,” and her latest viral video of her traveling 8,000 miles certainly leans into her brand of swagger. ing.
The video showed the housewife and her husband, Ricky, helping themselves to the tender beef, which costs more than $250 a pound.
Later, the vain content creator has Ricky take him shopping for a “favorite gift” and declares, “I'm not doing this.” [giving birth] For free. “
“The baby wanted diamonds,” Andrade narrated in the video. “I'm nine months pregnant, so you'd think the budget should start at nine, like $9 million, $900,000, $90,000, etc.”
However, Ricky accused Andrade of “offending” him by not giving him his credit card to buy him a diamond-encrusted present.
The Dubai-based beauty feasted on caviar to vent her frustrations and said: “We don't know if caviar is safe.” [to eat while pregnant], but, well, it's very good. don't judge me. “
Andrade ended the video by declaring that her husband still needs to buy her a “push present” before her due date.
The soon-to-be mom's gorgeous display turned off a few videos and gave Ricky one railing that he needed to find a better wife.
“He needs to dump you and get a real pretty woman with a good attitude!!!” They were furious.
But another person claimed Andrade's video was satirical, writing: Go away, queen! You will be a great mom. ”
Andrade has previously made headlines for other videos. Last year, she made news when she said she spent a whopping $3 million in one week.
Her husband Ricky reportedly made his fortune as a foreign exchange and cryptocurrency trader. But Andrade told the Post that neither she nor her spouse were necessarily wealthy.
Ricky was working as a dishwasher technician when they started dating as teenagers. He made millions as a forex and cryptocurrency trader.
“It's been a very long journey, Ricky knows the truth,” she said. “You can post easily.”
Andrade also comes from a poor family, having moved from Amman, Jordan, to Anaheim, California, when he was two years old. Her family of six lived in her one-bedroom apartment until her father, Fuad, opened an electronic repair shop specializing in cell phones. And a computer.
Despite the backlash, Andrade said he doesn't care about the criticism.
“When someone says, 'Oh, you're a terrible person,' I think, 'Well, that's what you think.' I ignore it,” she confidently declared. “I'm not ashamed to show off my gold-digging aesthetic.”
