A Tik Tok influencer says she's quit Dubai for the Isle of Man.
Rosie Routledge, who has nearly 20,000 followers on the platform, was quoted on the Daily Mail Online saying the desert metropolis was making her depressed.
She says the reality didn't live up to what she expected and describes the Island as the complete opposite.
Routledge adds living here gives her the slower pace of life, colder seasons and "wholesome vibes" which she craves.
You can see her Tik Tok profile here.
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