‘There would be no contestants!’ Married At First Sight’s Nasser Sultan is BRUTALLY trolled by women as he campaigns to be the next Bachelor
He’s the former Married At First Sight star known for his relentless pursuit of fame.
But it seems Nasser Sultan’s desperate quest to find love has taken a sour turn, after he launched a campaign to become next year’s Bachelor.
Australian women have flocked to Facebook to question the 52-year-old’s intentions.
‘There would be no contestants!’ Married At First Sight’s Nasser Sultan is getting brutally trolled by women as he campaigns to become Australia’s next Bachelor
‘It’s time to give up your 14 minutes of fame, Nasser. From what I remember you are just out for the publicity and fame,’ one person commented.
Another wrote: ‘He was an absolute bloody FLOG.. it was his way or the highway, no compromise whatsoever… BEWARE WOMEN!’
Meanwhile, a third added: ‘He’s nothing great, come on, he’s stuck up. He wants everything his way.’
‘It’s time to give up your 14 minutes of fame, Nasser’: Australian women have flocked to Facebook to question the 52-year-old’s intentions
‘I have decided to put myself forward to be the first multicultural, Mediterranean-looking Bachelor for 2021’: On Tuesday, it was revealed that Nasser was desperately campaigning to become the next Bachelor
‘No thanks that’s one reason to turn the TV off,’ a fourth harshly commented, while another said they would ‘rather stab themselves in the eyes with a rusty fork’ than watch Nasser on The Bachelor.
On Tuesday, it was revealed that Nasser was desperately campaigning to become Australia’s next Bachelor.
Posting a clip to Instagram, he explained why he should be The Bachelor and asked his followers for their support.
Plea: ‘I feel we need a change and I am that change, so I need your support,’ he said in his campaign speech. Pictured with a female friend in August
‘I have decided to put myself forward to be the first multicultural, Arabic-speaking, Mediterranean-looking Bachelor for 2021,’ he said.
‘I feel we need a change and I am that change, so I need your support.’
Responding to the backlash, Nasser told Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday: ‘The amount of support and well wishes that I’ve received have been overwhelming.
‘And it’s good to see people are so invested in me that they care to comment. The hate is just people don’t want to admit that they are heavily invested in me that’s all.’
Not bothered: Nasser revealed he wasn’t bothered by the mixed reactions to his campaign, telling Daily Mail Australia: ‘It’s good to see people are so invested in me’