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had margaritas with on Wednesday after jetting back to the UK following the escalating conflict in Dubai.
The Apprentice star, 38, declared 'being in the UK isn't so bad' as she caught up with best friend Anna Williamson, 's wife Carrie, 37, and Lucie Cave.
Luisa relocated to the UAE from the UK in December with her Irish millionaire husband Andrew Collins and two of her three children, Indigo Esme, nine, and Clementine.
She has been one of the most vocal Dubai-based influencers to throw their support behind the UAE government, even declaring it to be the 'safest country in the world' last week despite days of missile strikes and suicide drone attacks.
But Luisa returned to the UK on Monday and enjoyed a meet up with her friends.
Alongside a beaming snap of the four of them, she wrote: 'Being in the UK isn't so bad when I'm with my best girls drinking margaritas...'
Luisa Zissman had margaritas with Carrie Johnson on Wednesday after jetting back to the UK following the escalating conflict in Dubai
Luisa had always planned to come back to the UK this week to record episodes of her podcast LuAnna, with Anna, but had decided to bring her daughters over fears they may not be able to get back to Dubai.
On Tuesday, she shared a clip of the classic bored meme as she made her feelings clear on the panic many have felt at being trapped in Dubai for days.
The text read: 'Everyone in (UAE flags) seeing tourists talk in interviews like they just came back from the frontlines.'
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Earlier in the day, Luisa declared she was in 'my refugee era, displaced from my home,' and admitted she was scared about returning to London in a clip as she walked through Chinatown.
'Back in Blighty,' she told fans. 'I'm in Chinatown, I'm heading into the Global studios this morning.
'Obviously I am no longer in , I was due back for work anyway so I came back with the kids, they're on school holidays now and I just wanted to bring them back with me.'
She paused as she looked around and said: 'I'm really paranoid someone is going to steal my phone.'
'I'm now in my refugee era, displaced from my home,' she added before heaping more praise on the UAE and her 'very, very easy' journey home.
She is now settling back into being in the UK and on Instagram on Tuesday she shared a clip of the classic bored Cillian Murphy meme as she made her feelings clear
The star has been one of the most vocal Dubai-based influencers to throw their support behind the UAE government, even declaring it to be the 'safest country in the world'
There has so far been a mixed response from those reporting from the emirate, with some influencers and reality stars claiming the feel 'safe', while others have openly discussed how scared they have been feeling during the missile strikes.
In her March 4 post, Luisa revealed she planned to return to the UK for work but she was fearful she wouldn't be able to get back to Dubai.
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She said: 'The situation here seems to be fine to be honest, the children have broken up one week early from school. I was due back to the UK on Monday for work so hoping that can happen. Can see lots of passenger planes in the sky.
'I'm worried if I come back to the UK for work I won't be able to get back to Dubai, so will take the children with me and see my parents too.'
She also shared a video while out with her dog, telling fans she was 'loving life' and that she could hear passenger planes flying overhead.
Luisa is one of the many famous faces who have continued to paint Dubai in a positive light, after the US-Israel war against sparked chaos in the UAE.
But for some influencers and social media stars, attitudes shifted as the region entered a second weekend of strikes.
UAE claims that Iran has fired 238 ballistic missiles at their territory since the US-Israeli strikes began, with 221 destroyed and only two reaching their destination.
However, Iran has also used its 'suicide drones' to launch attacks on the Emirates.
A night drone attack on two of Dubai's most upmarket areas left one man dead and two residential skyscrapers in flames on Saturday.
Smoke plumed from the 88-storey 23 Marina tower building near Dubai Marina after it was hit by the debris from an intercepted Iranian drone.
Later, it emerged that a Pakistani driver was killed after material fell on his vehicle following a drone attack on the 19-storey Azayez Tower in the upmarket Al Barsha area.
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Dubai International Airport was also forced to close on Saturday after a suspected Iranian drone strike triggered a huge explosion near the complex, with passengers ordered off planes.
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