Two days after Tarasai Vushe was voted off Australian Idol for “faking it” and she’s still spitting the dummy.

Judges Mark Holden and Ian Dickenson were the two most obvious targets of Tarasai’s tanty after they panned her performance on Sunday night’s show, prompting her to tell them God would judge them for what they said about her.

But not content with spraying the two outspoken judges, the pint-size lethal weapon has been machine-gunning down almost everyone in sight since the audience voted her off on Monday.

Her latest target is nice-as-pie judge Marcia Hines, who she claims betrayed her by staying quiet during Sunday’s judges comments, then telling her she didn’t think she was faking it but later saying on radio she agreed with Dicko and Holden.

Then Tarasai set her sights on fellow finalist Natalie Gauci, who she said was rude and horrible.

Another Idol contestant, Daniel Mifsud, also found himself a target for apparently getting involved in Tarasai’s squabbles when it was “none of his business”.

Last week I wrote that the bickering between the Idol judges was more exciting than the performances on stage, but at least it seems most of them can agree on one thing: Ms Vushe was as fake as Paris Hilton’s new goody-two-shoes image.

I’ll admit I actually liked the little diva’s big voice, but I think we can pretty much rest assured that her post-Idol hysterics have probably killed any chance of her ever getting a recording contract in this country.

Welcome to the real world of reality TV, Tarasai. Sometimes it brings you fame, sometimes pain.

But, hey, all this brouhaha has got to be good for ratings – and at least maybe we are now seeing the “real Tarasai”.

— SUZANNE KEEN

Do you reckon Tarasai was faking it on Idol? What do you think of her “performance” since she was voted off the show?