Nicole Nafziger Posted Clickbait About Azan (Why I Think Her Ego’s Out Of Control)

Summary

• Nicole Nafziger manipulates fans with clickbait posts about Azan’s death to make money and stay relevant.
• Nicole’s use of hashtags like “#RIP” with old photos tricks fans into clicking on scammy links for profit.
• Despite the backlash, Nicole continues to post misleading content, risking her reputation for potential fame and fortune.

90 Day Fiancé star Nicole Nafziger posted about her ex Azan Tefou’s death for a sinister reason. Fans were first introduced to Nicole and Azan in 90 Day Fiancé season 4. Nicole lived in Florida and Azan was from Morocco. Nicole was 21 years old and a single mom to a 20-month-old daughter, May. Nicole fell for Azan fast and decided to go to Morocco for five weeks to meet her Arabian prince. Nicole was in for a shock when she realized Azan couldn’t be physically affectionate because of his culture.

Nicole had also cheated on Azan before she left America. Nicole and Azan came close to getting married three times until they split in 2021. Nicole was out of the 90 Day Fiancé franchise by then but kept her fans updated about her family, her daughter, her weight-loss journey, and more through Instagram. However, by 2020, Nicole found a new way to use her Instagram. Nicole started sharing clickbait posts about herself, Azan and other 90 Day Fiancé franchise cast members to make a quick buck and, in turn, lost all credibility with fans.

Nicole Nafziger Posted Disturbing Clickbait About Azan

Nicole Led Fans To Believe Azan Had Died

Nicole shocked 90 Day Fiancé fans worldwide in April with her Instagram update. Nicole had resurfaced on social media after a long time and fans didn’t expect her to be posting about Azan since their split in 2021. Nicole did say that she and Azan were going to stay friends after the breakup as their split was mutual. Nicole hardly mentioned Azan on her page after the reveal. Nicole had assured fans that she and Azan were going to move forward and heal, but her latest update was about Azan where she was implying that he died.

Nicole posted a black and white photo of her and Azan on her Instagram.

The photo seemed like a still from one of their 90 Day Fiancé seasons. It was blurry and fuzzy but showed Nicole and Azan sitting next to each other with somber expressions. Nicole didn’t give any context to the photo but simply captioned it “#RIP.” She also added a broken heart emoji with a hashtag asking her fans to visit the link in her bio for more details. Nicole shared the same picture as an Instagram Story.

This time around, the “#RIP” was bigger, and the link in bio hashtag was also more prominent. The link, when clicked, will take readers to an article on a scammy website. The article didn’t say anything about Nicole or Azan or his death but instead talked about “celebrities we’ll remember in 2023.” The article wasn’t even a recent one as it was posted in February 2023. It was easy to see that Nicole had tried to scam her fans into believing that something unfortunate had happened to Azan, so they could click on the link and head to the website.

Nicole Nafziger Has Posted Clickbait Before

Nicole Makes Money By Manipulating Her Followers

Nicole seemed to have first posted a similar story about Azan in October 2020. Nicole had posted a photo of her and Azan with the hashtag “RIP” and a broken heart emoji on her social media pages, including Twitter, now known as X. According to InTouch, the post also had a link to an article about celebrities who died recently. A 90 Day Fiancé fan had slammed Nicole for lying about Azan’s death. According to the fan, Nicole had confessed to making everything up when people started sending condolences and asking Nicole what happened to Azan.

“I never once said Azan had died.”

Nicole claimed she had never teased or hinted at Azan’s death through her post. She asked the fan how “dare you say such a thing.” She slammed the person’s claims for being ridiculous and asked why they were spreading hate about her. However, it was Nicole who posted the photo of Azan while adding RIP in the caption. Nicole fully understood what she was insinuating through the post but, in turn, decided to blame an innocent and confused fan for spreading lies about her on the internet.

Nicole Nafziger May Not Be So Vulnerable

Nicole Knows What She Is Doing

Funnily enough, Nicole faked her death in November 2021. While some fans know how to distinguish real and fake posts on Instagram, a lot would still click on the links that a reliable 90 Day Fiancé cast member shares on their social media, especially when it’s being implied that someone has passed away. Nicole had posted her own photo with the text “#RIP Heartbroken to confirm SHE IS DEAD.” The same was again reposted on Instagram and the link attached took fans to the same website. This time around, the article was about celebrity deaths in 2021.

Another favorite trick that Nicole loved to play on her unassuming fans via her clickbait posts was talking about her supposed pregnancy. Nicole recently did it in April, when she posted a photo of a sonograph to imply that she was pregnant and announced the news via her social media. It turned out to be a hoax yet…again. 90 Day Fiancé fans had seen Nicole doing the same a few years ago. In January 2022, Nicole tried to suggest that she was pregnant with not one baby but two.

“Wasn’t expecting this but 2022 has 2 surprises in store [heart emoji] #LinkInBio”

Nicole had linked an article that spoke about her and Azan’s split. Nicole finally addressed these scammy links she was posting when she was confronted by former 90 Day Fiancé star Cassia Tavares. Nicole had posted a photo of her and Azan captioned, “#RIP Heartbroken to confirm he DIED” and the article linked to the post was about the death of Jason Hitch in December 2021. Cassia accused Nicole of trying to make money off someone’s death and added Nicole had reached a new kind of low.

Nicole Nafziger’s Trying To Extend Her Fame

Nicole Misses Her 90 Day Fiancé Days

Nicole seems to have taken a much-required break from posting the clickbait articles from January 2022, but her starting with it all over again in April means she’s up to no good. This is her second “link in bio” post in the month. Nicole gets paid for posting old content from websites while making it look like she’s posting exclusive updates from her life. These links led to old articles that, most of the time, have nothing to do with Nicole. It appears Nicole is in dire need of money because she is putting her reputation at stake.

However, Nicole could also be risking the loss of respect with a bigger agenda in mind. Nicole was last seen in 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 4 in 2019. Nicole could be itching to return to the franchise since it opens the doors for her to be a bigger reality TV star. Longtime 90 Day Fiancé celebs and new cast members have gained a massive following on social media platforms, which helps them earn brand collaborations and better income opportunities. It would help Nicole rake in more dollars than she does with her clickbait links.

90 Day Fiancé star Nicole could be missing being a popular reality TV star. Even if Azan is no longer in her life, Nicole could star in a spin-off such as 90 Day: The Single Life where she explores dating as a single woman. If she does manage to meet someone new, it gives Nicole an extension into more franchise spin-offs. It seems Nicole wants to extend her fame so badly that she can go to any lengths for it, even if it means heartlessly scamming 90 Day Fiancé fans.

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Source: Nicole Nafziger/Instagram, InTouch