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Daily Mail
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Aussie groom mocked over his extravagant wedding day celebrations... as rumours swirl that the couple have ALREADY split just hours after tying the knot
An Australian groom has been mercilessly mocked on social media over his very extravagant wedding day celebrations. Ali Abbas tied the knot with influencer Jasmin Mitwali in a stunning wedding in Sydney on Saturday. After a video was shared of Ali arriving to his big day on horseback, social media users wasted no time in mocking the Sydney groom. The clip, posted by Spinning Booth, showed the happy groom celebrating on the back of a white horse as it slowly made its way down a suburban street. The street was lined with revellers as Ali pumped his palm triumphantly in the air while celebratory music played in the background. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The video then panned to show Jasmin dancing euphorically on a balcony, flanked by well-wishers. However, commenters were quick to rain on Ali's parade, with some comparing him to convicted criminal and former Auburn City Council Deputy Mayor Salim Mehajer. 'Bruv get off that poor horse, take your Salim Mehajer attempt. Back to Greenacre n stop embarrassing yourself,' one person commented. Another chimed in with a similar: 'Temu Salim Mehajer,' a sentiment echoed throughout the comments section. Salim made headlines back in 2015 when he tied the knot with his now ex-wife Aysha. A street procession, similar to the one featuring Ali, featured four helicopters, a squadron of luxury cars, a battalion of drummers, a red carpet and a cake nearly taller than the bride. Others were quick to defend the extravagant display with one person telling people to 'leave the couple alone'. 'People acting like it's the first time they see a horse at a Leb wedding... nothing new leave the couple alone,' they wrote. 'Congratulations to you both wishing you both a life time of happiness.' Another offered: 'Good on you mate thinking different then all the other weddings, good job.' Jasmin, who boasts 580,000 followers on TikTok, posted several videos to social media showcasing her big day which featured lavish floral decorations, Lebanese drummers and a towering wedding cake. However, Jasmin has since deleted all her wedding posts, leaving no trace of the special nuptials other than event companies posting to showcase their work from the day. Many fans flocked to social media to question whether the pair had split, less than two days after getting married. 'Did Jasmin get divorced???' one person asked. 'I don't get why no one is saying the truth. Is it full show or did they actually get divorced?' another asked. 'Jazzy is back on the market,' another claimed while one asked: 'What happened?' However, some fans defended the couple and insisted they were in fact still together but had removed their wedding photos due to harsh comments. 'She deleted everything because of all the keyboard warriors. Leave her alone you only get married once and y'all can't let a girl just live,' someone commented. 'These comments make social media not worth sharing your life,' another said. 'It's just rumours no way it's true,' one person insisted.
Daily Mail
13-05-2025
- Politics
- Daily Mail
Major update on disgraced former deputy mayor Salim Mehajer's bid for freedom
Disgraced former politician and property developer Salim Mehajer could be released from prison within months. He's currently serving a seven-year and nine-month sentence for a string of crimes, including violence against his former partner and forging his lawyer's signature. The court heard the former deputy mayor of Auburn Council in western Sydney, had suffocated a woman and threatened to put a 'bullet' in her mother's head. Mehajer will be eligible to front a public parole hearing on June 12 ahead of a possible early release date on July 18. The matter was considered at a meeting of the State Parole Authority earlier this month, reported. A community corrections pre-release report recommended he be released on conditional parole with supervision. Standing in the way of Mehajer's freedom is the Commissioner of Corrective Services, who noted Mehajer is an 'offender of interest' and indicated plans to make submissions about his possible release on parole. Mehajer was initially jailed in November 2020 after being found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and one count of making a false statement under oath. He was found to have lied in affidavits and under cross-examination, which were used to secure his relaxed bail conditions. The embattled politician returned to court in 2023 and was found guilty in two separate trial, one regarding fraud and the other domestic violence matters. Mehajer was sentenced to a maximum of seven years and nine months for both cases. In his domestic violence case, a jury convicted him of multiple counts of assault, one count of intimidation and one count of suffocation relating to his ex-partner. The court heard Mehajer had punched the woman in her head during an argument in his car, squeezed her hand and crushed the phone she held, and threatened to kill her mother. Just one month later, the jury in his fraud case found him guilty of two counts each of making a false document and using a false document. He had created the false documents by forging the signatures of his solicitor, Zali Burrows, and sister. Mehajer returned to court again in 2024 for his role in a staged car crash. He pleaded guilty to 22 charges, including perverting the course of justice, making a false representation resulting in a police investigation, making a false call for an ambulance and negligent driving. Mehajer had staged the car accident in west Sydney during October 2017 in order to delay his court appearance. At the time he was due to front court for assaulting a taxi driver. The former deputy mayor was sentenced to a maximum of two years for the offences, with a non-parole period of 16 months.
News.com.au
13-05-2025
- News.com.au
Disgraced politician Salim Mehajer eyes release from prison on parole
Disgraced former politician Salim Mehajer is facing a fight to be released from prison later this year, having spent nearly five years behind bars. Mehajer is serving a seven-year and nine-month prison term for domestic violence offences after a judge found him guilty of suffocating a woman and threatening to put a 'bullet' in her mother's head. Mehajer will be eligible for release on parole on July 18 after serving 3½ years in jail. The former property developer has been in prison since November 2020 when he was jailed for lying to a court and has served back-to-back sentences for multiple offences. His matter was considered at a meeting of the State Parole Authority in May and a Community Corrections pre-release report has recommended that Mehajer be released on conditional parole with supervision. However, it's understood that the Commissioner of Corrective Services has submitted that Mehajer is an 'offender of interest' and wishes to make submissions about his possible release on parole. Mehajer will now appear before a public parole hearing on June 12 when his release will be considered. He was jailed in late 2020 after he was found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and one count of making a false statement under oath. The case centred on the former Auburn deputy mayor's lies in affidavits and under cross-examination that he used to secure relaxed bail conditions. In 2023, Mehajer was again found guilty in separate trials for unrelated fraud and domestic violence matters. Mehajer was sentenced to a maximum of seven years and nine months in jail for both sets of matters. He was found guilty by a jury of multiple counts of assault, one count of intimidation and one count of suffocatiion relating to his abuse of an ex-partner. He was found guilty of assaulting the woman by punching her in the head during an argument in his car, squeezing her hand and crushing her phone that she was holding as well as threatening to kill her mother. The following month, he was found guilty by a jury of two counts each of making a false document and using a false document. He was found to have created false documents by forging the signatures of his solicitor, Zali Burrows, and sister. Last year, Mehajer pleaded guilty to his role in a bizarre staged car crash in an attempt to duck a court appearance. He pleaded guilty to 22 charges, including perverting the course of justice, making a false representation resulting in a police investigation, making a false call for an ambulance and negligent driving. He admitted to staging the car accident in Sydney's west in October 2017, with the court hearing that Mehajer orchestrated the incident in a bid to delay his court appearance for an unrelated criminal matter for assaulting a taxi driver. He was sentenced to a maximum of two years for the offences, with a non-parole period of 16 months.
