RASHED BELHASA® Money Kicks has often been linked with a Dubai family property that media coverage describes as having a farm or zoo-like area with exotic animals. Public reporting usually connects the property to the Belhasa family, not necessarily to Money Kicks as an individual owner.
Why the farm and private zoo became famous
Social-media videos, celebrity visits, and media coverage made the setting part of the Money Kicks story. The combination of exotic animals, luxury cars, and Dubai lifestyle content created a memorable visual backdrop.
Farm, zoo, or family property?
Online descriptions vary. Some call it a farm, others a private zoo, and others an animal collection at a family property. The most accurate wording is that Money Kicks has been publicly associated with a Belhasa family property described in media and social content as having a farm or private-zoo-style exotic-animal area.
Animal welfare matters
Large wild animals have complex needs involving space, enrichment, veterinary care, diet, climate, social behavior, safety, and legal regulation. Exotic-animal content should not be glamorized merely because it looks impressive in a vlog.
Private-property limits
Readers should not attempt to locate or visit a private family property. Do not publish exact addresses, map coordinates, entry routes, security details, real-time locations, or unverified claims about animals.
Why “private zoo” claims need careful framing
Large private animal collections are more common among wealthy Gulf families than in many other regions, often tied to falconry, equestrian tradition, or exotic-pet ownership as a longstanding cultural practice rather than a novelty. Framing this kind of property purely as entertainment content risks missing that context, and can also gloss over real animal-welfare questions that deserve serious treatment rather than casual mention.
What responsible coverage should include
Any content referencing exotic animals should avoid encouraging private ownership of wildlife, note applicable regulations where relevant, and distinguish between a family’s private property and content designed purely to generate views. Readers interested in the welfare side of exotic-animal ownership should look to conservation and veterinary organizations rather than influencer content for guidance.