Brent Vitiello is the latest talent to sign with a celebrity management company.

Married At First Sight winner Brent Vitiello is the latest person from this year’s show to hire a manager to help him deal with all of the attention he’s getting.

Brent, 34, has hired a well-known celebrity agent called Benji Hart of THE.mgmt to help him grow as a social media star.

The hospitality worker has 285,000 Instagram followers, so he or she can expect to make at least $3,400 for a single sponsored post with a company.
There are also a lot of Instagram sponsorships sold in packages, which usually include a mix of grid posts and Instagram Stories.
It’s possible for Brent to make between $5000 and $10,000 per deal with one of those package deals.

Brent has become one of the most talked about people from this season of MAFS, along with Domenica Calarco and Ella Ding, who are also well-known.

If the trio can keep their popularity and engagement on social media, they may never have to work again. If they can, they could live off Instagram endorsements and never have to work again.

When Brent signed with THE.mgmt., he wasn’t the first star from this year’s show.
On Tuesday, Daily Mail Australia announced that Selina Chhaur, a hairdresser in Sydney, had joined the company’s roster.

Jules Robinson and Belinda Vickers are two MAFS stars who have worked with THE.mgmt in the past.

Brent looked very different from when he was on reality TV in a new gallery of photos taken this week.

As he shows off his tattooed arm sleeves in a white singlet top, Brent shows off his confidence. He has a black leather jacket over his shoulder.
A second picture shows him looking directly into the camera while he shows off a bunch of rings.

His white blazer makes him look very smart.

People have said that Brent is thinking about moving to Los Angeles and the United Kingdom with his co-star Al Perkins.

When it comes to money, Brent is very business-minded and knows that there is a lot of money to be made. The whirlwind around MAFS could help set him up for years to come.

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