Saudi wife entitled to affluent lifestyle, divorce judge rules as he awards her £4 million The Muslim couple, who cannot be named for legal reasons, married in 1998 and enjoyed a "very affluent lifestyle" before separating in 2009, the court heard. Mrs Justice Baron said she had no doubt they had been a "dashing couple" who were "good looking and sophisticated." Their main home was in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, but they also had the use of a Saudi beach house described as "like a five-star hotel" and property in London. The woman had a clothing allowance of £10,000 a month and "wanted for nothing." She was showered with lavish gifts, including a diamond-encrusted Rolex watch and a £28,000 necklace to mark the end of the marriage. The husband, whose father ran a high-profile business in Saudi Arabia, came to Britain to train at the prestigious Sandhurst military academy. His estranged wife left Saudi Arabia when she was seven to study at boarding schools in Switzerland and England. The judge said the woman's mental health problems emerged when she was in her 20s. The woman has a major depressive disorder, passive suicidal wishes, and recently bought a "suicide pack" from the internet, the Family Division of the High Court heard. A doctor told the court: "She appears to feel safe there and has retreated from the world to be within its walls with her cat." The judge said the woman was in a "perilous" state of mental health, would never be able to work and deserved to be cared for.