Tziporah Malkah sparks outrage after cosying up to Milo Yiannopoulos

Tziporah Malkah shocked fans over the weekend when her Instagram account turned into a mini-shrine for controversial far-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos, who is currently touring Australia.

Yiannopoulos is a self-confessed "troll", who has called feminism a "cancer", Islam a type of AIDS, and once defended sex between men and underage boys.

In October, he told Daily Mail that Australians should vote No in the same-sex marriage vote, despite having married his own boyfriend just weeks earlier.

After attending his debut show in Adelaide, the former model (previously known as Kate Fischer) met with him backstage using an all-access pass and planted kisses on his lips and cheek.

"I sexually harassed the newly-wed,” the 44-year-old captioned one the of the photos on Instagram. “I had to."

"I love Milo", she captioned a different photo.

She also shared images from inside his Adelaide show, including a photo Yiannopoulos had projected of Australian feminist author Clementine Ford’s face with the words “unf---able” written across it.

"Milo doesn’t pull any punches," Malkah captioned the photo, including a tongue-out emoji.

But her once-fans immediately turned on the personality.

"You are an idiot giving this s--- oxygen, Tziporah," one commenter wrote. "So disappointing. Unfollow."

"Unfollowing," another posted. "U are a revolting person, not who i thought u were at all... fade back. Into oblivion for f--- sake."

At least two other followers shared the same sentiment, commenting, "I thought you were better than this."

James Packer's former fiancee simply replied, “If this was a photo of [conservative personalities] Peta Credlin or Anne Coulter it’d be HILARE tho right?”

And it’s not the first time Malkah has talked about her love for Yiannopoulos.

During her time on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!, Malkah hinted to the nation that she was a Yiannopoulos fan.

She asked her jungle-mate, conservative political commentator Steve Price what he thought about the British personality.

"Haven’t had a lot to do with him… seen him interviewed on Andrew Bolt’s show a couple of times," Price responded.

Malkah then queried what Price thought of "the alt-right movement," to which Price replied, "It’s a bit out there."

"Milo and the alt-right, they say things that everybody else is thinking, like Pauline Hanson," Malkah commented.

The next month, she told News.com.au, "I’m conservative, I’m quite happy to admit that. My pin-up boy is Milo Yiannopoulos — hopefully he’ll turn for me one day."

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