Aisultan Nazarbayev, 29, who was once ready as Kazhakstan’s long-term leader and received a serenade through Kayne West at his wedding, was reported to have died in London from an alleged failure of the centre.
A wealthy playboy and grandson of the former president of Kazakhstan was discovered dead in London, months after claiming he had evidence of high-level corruption related to Russia.
A 29-year-old Aisultan Nazarbayev, who was once the ruler of Kazakhstan and blackmailed Kayne West at his wedding, is said to have died in London on Sunday for alleged downtown failure.
His death comes months after claiming to have evidence of high-level corruption in the billions between Kazakhstan and Russia.
In February, he reportedly wrote two articles on his Facebook page calling for political asylum in the UK after claiming he had been harassed by his family.
But his comments were rejected the same day through Kazakhstan’s Minister of Information and Social Development, Dauren Abayev, who claimed that Aisultan was a “drug addict. “
Aisultan, the favorite grandson of former President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
He attended the prestigious military school in Sandhurst on the advice of Prince Andrew.
Aisultan, a former member of the Kazakhstan army, said this year that he had applied for political asylum in London after complaining that he had been harassed by his tough mother, Dariga, the former president’s eldest daughter, who is a key political figure in his country.
On a day yesterday, his mother said, “My circle of relatives is devastated by the loss of our beloved Aisultan and we ask for privacy at this very difficult time. “
Aisultan was the favorite grandson of former President Nursultan Nazarbayev (pictured with Russian President Vladimir Putin) and attended Sandhurst, on the advice of Prince Andrew.
Kanye West earned 2 million pounds to perform at Aisultan’s wedding in 2013 while still ready for tsardom in Kazakhstan.
His wife Alima Boranbayeva, then 20, a student at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, the daughter of an oil tycoon involved in the Kazakh-Russian trade.
Aisultan used the surname Nazarbayev because his maternal grandfather, then president, sought to prepare him for leadership positions.
His own father, former spy chief Rakhat Aliyev, was banished from Kazakhstan after fighting with the authoritarian leader.
His parents were forced to divorce through his grandfather and his father later died in mysterious cases, officially of ”hanging”, in a Vienna criminal in 2015 after Nazarbayev asked him to return to court for murder.
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