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Malaikah Raja is sharing a glimpse at her lavish lifestyle.
The TikToker broke down her extravagant spending habits as a housewife in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, which she described as her “monthly allowance.”
In a video on the social media platform, Raja outlined her “general shopping” allowance of $5000 per month and additional $15,000 in “luxury/designer” shopping expenses as she browsed high-end jewelry and handbags. Additionally, she incurred her biggest expenses from her “off-plan monthly payments” on various investment properties totaling $200,000.
Raja also detailed her self-care spending habits, which include $1000 worth of massages per month, various hair and skin treatments costing $8000 monthly as well as $2000 in monthly expenses on makeup and skincare. She also shared that she spends roughly $500 each month on manicures and pedicures, adding, “I don’t get them done too often.”
The content creator also said she and husband Mohammed Fuaadh frequently indulge in date nights, which she explained are “completely unlimited because my husband wants me to put on weight.”
But despite her long list of expenditures, Raja doesn’t always hit her monthly cap.
“If I don’t spend the money from my allowance per month,” she said, “then it goes into a savings account for myself, which is perfect.”
In addition to her spending, Raja—who shares son Muaadh, 3, and daughter Khayrah, 2 months, with Fuaadh—has also been open about what she “charged” her partner for delivering their second baby late last year.
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In a video posted on TikTok Feb. 17, Raja said she and her family moved into a $2 million home with an additional $1 million in renovations, including the addition of a customized pool. She was also gifted a custom pink Mercedes-Benz SUV as a “push present,” noting that “of course I need a nice ride when I’m gonna be going out with her.”
And Khayrah also received her own set of gifts including a collection of eight Dior bags valued at $100,000 and $80,000 worth of Van Cleef jewelry, which her mom noted will be passed “down the generations.”
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She's made over $610,000 in 14 years on the platform in ad revenue alone, with less than a million subscribers.
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The Minnesota YouTuber made over $193,000 on the adult platform OnlyFans from January 2020 to December 2022, she shared in a Medium article.
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As explained on The Really Good Podcast in 2023, the content creator has scored $50,000 on a single sponsored video.
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Gigi Robinson
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Ben Brainard
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Kamillah Rae
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