PURE CANCELS RED CARPET FOR WHITE HOUSE PARTY CRASHERS

Faced with unprecedented media interest, Pure nightclub has cancelled Saturday’s red carpet event for the so-called White House party crashers.

That yanked the rug from under the media horde that wanted to cover Tareq and Michaele Salahis first stint as Las Vegas celebrity hosts.

Pure spokesman Michael Gilmartin said the red carpet area was going to be so overcrowded that it would create a 11:30 p.m. gridlock as the Caesars Palace hotspot was opening the doors.

“It came down to logistics” and “a crazy amount of media requests,” said Gilmartin. Extra security isn't planned, he said, "because our normal standards are very high."

He said Pure wasn't able to accommodate the media mob that wanted to chronicle the Salahis’ visit to Las Vegas’ largest nightclub, which holds 2,500.

Photos of the aspiring reality show stars will be distributed by the nightclub, Gilmartin said. Celebrity and political media from coast to coast requested access, he added.

The Salahis reportedly crashed the November state dinner to get the attention of the producers of “The Real Housewives of DC.”