Controversial property developer Salim Mehajer has filmed himself threatening to rape the parents of his estranged wife in disturbing videos aired on Channel Nine’s A Current Affair on Monday night.

Mehajer, who gained notoriety after illegally closing off his Lidcombe street for an over-the-top wedding to Aysha Learmonth last August, apparently filmed the videos in a car and sent them to Ms Learmonth.

One video shows him screaming into the camera: “Aysha, you’ve got five minutes to give me a call. If you don’t call me in five minutes I’m going to rape your mum. Your mum and your f***ing dad. Call me now.”

“Aysha, I hope you die, you sl**,” Mehajer shouts.

“I swear on the Quran, I swear on God, I’m not leaving today.

“And I hope you die, you f***ing sl**. You f***ed 12 guys, you sl**. You f***ed 12 guys. You f***ing sl**. You f***ing sl**.”

Ms Learmonth applied for an apprehended violence order against Mr Mehajer in July.

Since then, he has come under intense scrutiny for his business and political dealings at the now-suspended Auburn Council, as well as for allegedly threatening personal trainer Bruce Herat in October 2015.

He insisted on standing at a lectern to address a Nine News reporter in an interview in which he professed an ambition to become prime minister.

The aspiring PM and wife in happier days. Photo: Channel Nine

“I would like to start off by being in state, federal and I’d like to make my way up to the very top spot,” he said. “That would [be] my dream come true”.

At his 2015 wedding, Mr Mehajer arrived in one of four helicopters before driving to the ceremony as part of a fleet of luxury sports cars.

He also released a wedding video which depicted a professionally produced, semi-fictionalised version of his courtship of Ms Learmonth.

The video that started it all

Mr Mehajer was later fined $220 for illegally shutting down his street for the wedding after distributing a fake flyer warning residents that their cars would be towed if they were not cleared from the area.