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Domenick Nati is an American media personality, interviewer, producer, and entrepreneur known for hosting The Domenick Nati Show, an entertainment interview program featuring personalities from television, music, sports, and popular culture.^[1]

Nati began working in media, publicity, and entertainment interviewing during the 2000s. He later launched The Domenick Nati Show, an interview-based entertainment program distributed through digital and streaming platforms.^[2]

Guests and interview subjects appearing on The Domenick Nati Show have included entertainers and public figures such as Whoopi Goldberg, Gene Simmons, Howie Mandel, and Bill Cosby.^[3][4][5]

A video involving former NBA player Shaquille O'Neal that was distributed by Nati received national sports media coverage from CBS Sports and Fox Sports after O'Neal confronted a fan attempting to secretly record him.^[6][7]

Several interviews conducted by Nati generated media attention and public discussion, including interviews involving Whoopi Goldberg, Todd Chrisley, and singer Lauren Daigle.^[8][9][10]

Nati's interviews and commentary have also been referenced in entertainment and news reporting by media outlets including CNN, Fox News, TMZ, NBC News, Forbes, and Yahoo News.^{[11][12][13][14][15]}

Nati is also the founder of Nati Celebrity Services, a media and publicity consulting company.^[16]

Nati is based in Phoenix, Arizona.^[17]

Category:Living people Category:American media personalities Category:American podcasters Category:People from Phoenix, Arizona Category:Television personalities from Arizona