Revealed: Dubai housewife Malaikah Raja who flaunts her lavish lifestyle on social media and claims she is given a £25,000 monthly allowance is being bankrolled by her conman husband who fled the UK a

A Dubai housewife who flaunts her lavish lifestyle on social media is being bankrolled by her conman husband who fled the UK after being made bankrupt, MailOnline can reveal. Malaikah Raja has more than 1.5 million social media followers and regularly posts videos of her driving around in a brand-new pink Mercedes G-Wagon, shopping for luxury goods and going for costly beauty treatments. Dubai housewife Malaikah Raja, who flaunts her lavish lifestyle on social media, is bankrolled by conman husband Mohammed Maricar who fled the UK after being made bankrupt Ms Raja regularly posts videos of her driving around in a brand-new pink Mercedes G-Wagon The couple have two children; a two-year-old boy and a baby girl born last week But he failed to pay the sum leading to him being declared bankrupt in August 2022 after proceedings were brought against him by the FCA. Pictured: Ms Raja with her luxury pink Mercedes G-Wagon Ms Raja adds that for general food and date nights, her budget is 'completely unlimited' because 'my husband wants me to put on weight' While Ms Raja lives a life of luxury, Mr Maricar was fined by the High Court in 2021 for unlawfully providing investment advice via his 24HR Trading Academy company Ms Raja has openly boasted that she spends £12,000 a month on luxury and designer goods This includes: close to £4,000 for general shopping; £12,000 for luxury and designer goods shopping; £160,000 for maintaining properties she owns; £800 for massages and £8,000 for makeup, skin care and hair and skin treatments. The FCA said just over £106,000 had been recovered from Mr Maricar despite the fact that he had been ordered to pay £530,000 to disgruntled customers In her Instagram profile, Ms Raja describes herself as a 'Trading Mentor & Educator' and also urges followers to register for a free 25-minute webinar Despite being declared bankrupt in the UK, one video also showed the couple on a shopping trip for luxury goods during a visit to London Mr Maricar, who was ordered to pay £530,000 before leaving for Dubai, shows off his Rolex 'We urge consumers to make sure they are dealing with FCA authorised firms when seeking investment advice, including offers to provide tips or signals via social media apps, and to stay clear of unauthorised operators like 24HR Trading and Mr Maricar.'