Married At First Sight’s Michael Goonan shows his support for Nasser Sultan and says he doesn’t care about the reality star trolling on him – after a controversial outing at the Grand Reunion dinner
Nasser Sultan caused controversy during the Married At First Sight Grand Reunion on Sunday night, after he refused to apologize for touring the show’s other stars.
But Michael Goonan showed his support for ‘Mr Reality’ while capturing the Channel Nine special.
The 30-year-old, who starred in season seven of the controversial trial, watched as Nasser clashed with the likes of Michael Brunelli and Cyrell Paule at the wild dinner party about his online trolling on social media.
Show of support: Michael Goonan at Married At First Sight showed support for Nasser Sultan while capturing the recent Grand Reunion events at MAFS on Monday
Micky shared an Instagram Story post showing Nasser sitting at the dinner table looking anxious and apologizing.
The Adelaide-based millionaire, who tied the knot with Stacey Hampton on last year’s show, wrote in the caption: ‘I have to be honest I don’t care that you’re trolling me – and the comments ** t agad. ‘
“But you know he’s coming boy …” why don’t I take af ** k, “he said, advertising some kind of revenge in the future.
Laughing: The Adelaide-based millionaire, who tied the knot with Stacey Hampton on last year’s show, wrote in the caption: ‘I have to be honest I don’t care that you’re trolling me – and your s ** t comments’
You have been warned: However, he issued a warning to Nasser – writing: ‘But you know he’s coming to them … “why don’t I take af ** k,”‘ advertising on a kind of revenge in the future
On Sunday, viewers watched Nasser pretend he wasn’t a troll, and made the comments because he’s a ‘media personality’.
His constellations disagreed and asked him to say sorry for the injury he did, which he did not.
Instead Nasser appeared out, saying: ‘I am a rock star. I am a famous person of the people. I am Mr. Reality. They can kiss my Arabian hair! ‘
However, he changed his tune when he told the TV Podcast Not Another Reality that he has been ‘playing the character of a‘ deluded star star ’for three years.
Sorry, no regrets: On Sunday, the audience watched Nasser pretend he wasn’t a troll, and just gave the comments because he’s a media personality. His constellations disagreed and asked him to say sorry for the injury he did, which he did not
On Tuesday, he explained: ‘It’s not easy, it’s not like turning a light off. I’m happy with it – why do I care about those people? ‘
And while he apologized on the podcast for some of his more ‘personal’ motivations, Nasser blamed his behavior on a ‘shared person’.
He went on to say that he has played a ‘very good’ villain character, but he can’t keep doing it forever.
There has to be a limit to where [I say], “Enough now, I need to change direction,” he said.
It was all an act: However, he changed his tune when he told the TV Podcast Not Another Reality that he has been playing a ‘deluded reality’ star character for three years