Married At First Sight star Nasser Sultan ‘begged’ to have his photo taken at MTV event

THE desperation level of a Sydney reality TV personality has hit an all-time low. Married At First Sight participant Nasser Sultanproved he has no shame, this week, begging to be allowed into an event for which he was not on the guest list.

THE desperation level of a Sydney reality TV personality has hit an all-time low.

Married At First Sight participant Nasser Sultan proved he has no shame, this week begging to be allowed into an event for which he was not on the guest list.

Sultan, who appeared on the latest season of the controversial dating show, fronted up to MTV’s Peking Duk event at the Commune in Waterloo on Tuesday night.

Nasser Sultan rose to fame after his appearance on Channel 9’s reality dating show Married At First Sight. His relationship with Gab Bartlett fizzled out. Picture: Jenny Evans

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When Sultan reached the door, he was embarrassingly not on the list. With the conversation between Sultan and the event team going back and forth, he appeared to have conceded and retreated, before returning again.

Confidential’s sources said Sultan asked: “Can I please just go onto the media wall and have my photo taken then I will leave”.

Further enquiries by Confidential showed Sultan was in fact invited but that the venue was full, meaning dozens were left waiting outside. Sultan was one of those and after his begging to be allowed inside, organisers allowed him to stay.

The photo that was taken at the MTV event. He hilariously captioned the picture, “Jumpin into the A-list like…”. Picture: Instagram/@nasser_mafs

The shameless self-promoter added the negotiated photo to Instagram, tagging the humorous picture, “Jumpin into the A-list like…”.

Unsurprisingly he did not explain the lengths he went to have the photo taken.

His desperation could be linked to his very public campaign to be given an Instagram blue tick — reserved for high-profile users.

Sultan was in hot water last week after it was revealed he had been hunting down his haters and calling them at work. It is understood he even called the school of a 12-year-old girl who had left a nasty post to “dob” on her.

Confidential attempted to contact Sultan several times by phone but he did not return calls.