Chanel Ayan isn’t kidding when she says, “Dubai is hot, but I come in hotter,” in a new trailer for The Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2, which was released by Bravo today.

It’s not all golfing in designer gowns for Ayan. The drama-packed first look at the highly anticipated sophomore season of The Real Housewives of Dubai puts the model in the hot seat as she continues to grow closer to Caroline Stanbury, whom her bestie Lesa Milan beefed with back in Season 1.

Caroline Brooks stirs the pot when she tells Milan that “somebody stole [her] best friend,” referring to Ayan’s budding friendship with Stanbury. “Ayan is jumping on the Stan-wagon. The only wagons I ride are G,” Milan shades in her confessional interview.

In classic Housewives fashion, the tension between the three women seems to reach a boiling point at a dinner party. “A snake will always change their skin but they’ll always be a snake,” Milan says, to which Stanbury replies, “I feel the same about you, darling.”

In a separate scene, Ayan accuses Milan of trying to come between her and Stanbury, angrily telling the fashion designer, “My friendship with you is over!”

Meanwhile, Stanbury seems to be having her own personal problems when it comes to whether or not she wants to have children with her much younger husband Sergio José Carrallo Pendás, whom she married in the first season.

“It’s all about pleasing Sergio. That’s what really upsets me,” Stanbury’s daughter says. When the British reality star asks her husband if having children is a “deal-breaker,” he tells her, “I want a baby.”

Not only does the trailer introduce us to Sara Al Madani‘s “hot” new German-African beau, but we also get a first glimpse at Nina Ali’s replacement, Taleen Marie Khanoyan, who describes herself as “a little assy” but mostly “classy” — meaning she should have no problem fitting in with the Bravoverse.

The Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2 premieres on Sunday, June 2 on Bravo. New episodes are available to stream the next day on Peacock.