A British singer and her husband have been fired from their roles as judges on New Zealand’s X Factor after humiliating a contestant by launching a tirade that the show’s boss slammed as ‘completely unacceptable’. Natalia Kills, from Bradford, and her New Zealander husband Willy Moon, mocked aspiring singer Joe Irvine after he performed in a live show on Sunday. Kills, 28, accused Irvine, who sang Cry Me A River, of copying her husband’s look of gelled-back hair and a suit. Sacked: Married X Factor New Zealand judges Natalia Kills and Willy Moon have been fired after launching a tirade of abuse at contestant, Joe Irvine, on Sunday night's episode. Holding back the tears: Joe Irvine, an aspiring singer, was verbally attacked by the British singer/songwriter and her husband on live television following his rendition of Cry Me A River. She said: 'Ladies and gentlemen, I'm just going to state the obvious, we have a doppelgänger in our midst. 'As an artist who respects creative integrity and intellectual property, I am disgusted at how much you've copied my husband. 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?' alluding to the fact that Moon has copyright over wearing suits and gelling his hair back. She added: ‘You're a laughing stock. It's cheesy, it's disgusting, I personally found it artistically atrocious. 'I am embarrassed to be sitting here in your presence having to even dignify you with an answer of my opinion.' A shocked Irvine retorted: ‘Don’t you copy Cleopatra?’ In the spotlight: Kills accused the aspiring singer of copying her husband's look, seemingly unaware of the fact that slicked-back hair and a suit were hardly original. Double whammy: Moon, 25, stepped in to back up his 28-year-old wifer, and compared Irvine to Psycho character, Norman Bates, asking him whether he dressed up in his mother's clothing. Hubris: Kills said Irvine was 'a laughing stock'. 'It's cheesy, it's disgusting', she said. But it was Kills herself and her husband that ended up being fired. You're killing me: Despite the shocking humiliation, Irvine reacted with a smile and attempted to shake the criticism off, asking Kills, 'don't you copy Cleopatra?' Kills and Moon had earlier caused controversy when they repeatedly called a mother from Auckland the C-word following an argument over a parking space, then refused to apologise. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, described how Moon used the abusive term last Tuesday after he reprimanded her for taking a bakery parking space he believed was his in the Auckland suburb of Kingsland. She told The New Zealand Herald: ‘He was a passenger in a car being driven by a woman and he became very upset when I pulled into a space before him, even though I had the right of way. ‘He got out of the car and was waving his finger at me and saying, “No, no, no.” He then snarled, “That was so rude” as we both went into the bakery.’ She said that once they were inside the bakery, with children nearby, Moon twice hissed ‘you are such a c***’. The Herald published a letter that Ms Neal-Gailer wrote to Moon in which she voiced her disgust at his insult. But Moon told the newspaper: ‘I seem to recall someone was behaving like a c*** and getting called a c***. It's as simple as that.’ In a tweet directed at The Herald he repeated the abuse and also disputed the accuracy of Ms Neal-Gailer’s letter, writing ‘not only a **** but a lying **** judging from that "statement" you [The Herald] saw fit to print. Laughable. Bored?’ Kills also used the C-word in a tweet to describe Ms Neal-Gailer, it was reported, in which she disputed that children had been within earshot of the swearing. She wrote: ‘Hilarious that lady is proving not only how much of a c*** she is, but also a lying c***! 'Children present'?! Where?!’ X Factor producers TV3 apologised to Ms Neal-Gailer on the pair’s behalf. Then Moon, 25, stepped in to back up his 28-year-old wife, and compared Irvine to Psycho character, Norman Bates. He said: 'To me it feels just a little bit cheap and absurd. It's like Norman Bates dressing up in his mother's clothing, it feels a little creepy and I feel like you are going to stitch someone's skin to your face and then kill everybody in the audience.' Kills continued: 'It's absolutely disgusting... you make me sick. You have no identity... I am ashamed to be here.' Irvine appeared to take the abuse in his stride and said ‘I think I look really good’. Despite Moon having a look that resembles other more famous singers such as Mark Ronson, Olly Murs and Michael Bublé, Kills replied: ‘You look good because you're dressed as my husband.’ Both their comments were roundly booed by the audience. And fellow judge Melanie Blatt, the former All Saints singer, defended Irvine. She told him: ‘Actually, you're dressed better than her husband.’ Mark Weldon, chief executive of MediaWorks, which owns and operates TV3 - the channel that broadcasts the show - said on Monday afternoon the pair would no longer be welcome on the hit reality show. 'Last night on X Factor both Kills and Moon made comments that were completely unacceptable,' he said. 'While the judges on X Factor are expected to provide critiques of the performances, we will not tolerate such destructive tirades from any of the judges. 'Contestants put their all into this competition and they should expect to receive feedback and criticism that is professional and constructive. 'We no longer have confidence that Kills and Moon are the right people to perform the role of X Factor judges and they will leave the show, effective immediately.’ Two new judges are said to replace Moon and Kills next week, while Blatt and fellow judge Stan Walker will take over on Monday night. A Facebook group called 'Fire Natalia Kills from X Factor NZ' was created after the show, amassing over 57,500 followers, while a petition demanding the same thing gathered 74,000 signatures. Afterwards Blatt took to Twitter to slam Kills. She wrote: 'Ive tried to keep my cool and stay professional but really @nataliakills ? Sorry love , you're a t**t.' Kills and Moon had earlier caused controversy when they repeatedly called a mother from Auckland the C-word following an argument over a parking space, then refused to apologise. Water off a duck's back... Kills tweeted shortly after the show, seemingly unfazed by the petitions and Facebook groups calling for her to be fired. Not happy: People tweeted in their droves about their disgust at Kills and Moon's comments. Not happy: Fans aired their grievances about the insults that were hurled by the pair of judges. You're a t**t!' Fellow judge and former All Saints member Melanie Blatt attacked Kills on social media. Outraged: Blatt could no longer keep her cool and took to her own social media account to speak out about the televised humiliation. Replaced: Two new judges are said to replace Moon and Kills next week, while Blatt and fellow host Stan Walker will take over on Monday night. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, described how Moon used the abusive term last Tuesday after he reprimanded her for taking a bakery parking space he believed was his in the Auckland suburb of Kingsland. She told The New Zealand Herald: ‘He was a passenger in a car being driven by a woman and he became very upset when I pulled into a space before him, even though I had the right of way. ‘He got out of the car and was waving his finger at me and saying, “No, no, no.” He then snarled, “That was so rude” as we both went into the bakery.’ She said that once they were inside the bakery, with children nearby, Moon twice hissed ‘you are such a c***’. The Herald published a letter that Ms Neal-Gailer wrote to Moon in which she voiced her disgust at his insult. But Moon told the newspaper: ‘I seem to recall someone was behaving like a c*** and getting called a c***. It's as simple as that.’ In a tweet directed at The Herald he repeated the abuse and also disputed the accuracy of Ms Neal-Gailer’s letter, writing ‘not only a **** but a lying **** judging from that 'statement' you [The Herald] saw fit to print. Laughable. Bored?’ Kills also used the C-word on Twitter to describe Ms Neal-Gailer, it was reported, in which she disputed that children had been within earshot of the swearing. She wrote: ‘Hilarious that lady is proving not only how much of a c*** she is, but also a lying c***! 'Children present'?! Where?!’ X Factor producers TV3 apologised to Ms Neal-Gailer on the pair’s behalf.
Summarize the highlights of this article.
Natalia Kills, from Bradford, launched shocking tirade at X Factor singer.
She told Joe Irvine she was 'disgusted' he had 'copied her husband's look'
Her husband, fellow judge Willy Moon, likened Irvine to Psycho character Norman Bates.
Kills said she was 'embarrassed' to be in Irvine's presence.
She added the singer, who performed Cry Me A River, made her 'feel sick'
X Factor boss slammed their criticisms as 'completely unacceptable'
Moon and Kills were fired with immediate effect by a TV3 executive.
Pair also caused shock by  calling mum, 51, the C-word in car park dispute.
En brittisk sångerska och hennes man har avskedats från sina roller som domare på Nya Zeelands X Factor efter att ha förödmjukat en tävlande genom att lansera en tirad som showens chef slammade som ”helt oacceptabelt”. Natalia Kills, från Bradford, och hennes nyzeeländare make Willy Moon, hånade aspirerande sångaren Joe Irvine efter att han uppträtt i en liveshow på söndag. Kills, 28, anklagade Irvine, som sjöng Cry Me A River, för att ha kopierat makens utseende av gelat-bakhår och en kostym. Sacked: Gift X Factor New Zealand-domarna Natalia Kills och Willy Moon har fått sparken efter att ha lanserat en tirad av övergrepp mot den tävlande, Joe Irvine, på söndagskvällens avsnitt. Håller tillbaka tårarna: Joe Irvine, en aspirerande sångerska, blev verbalt attackerad av den brittiska singer/songwritern och hennes make i direktsänd TV efter sin överlämnande av Cry Me A River. Hon sa: "Mina damer och herrar, jag ska bara säga det uppenbara, vi har en dubbelgångare mitt ibland oss. Som en konstnär som respekterar kreativ integritet och immateriella rättigheter är jag äcklad över hur mycket du har kopierat min man. 'Från hår till kostym, har du inte något värde för respekt för originalitet?' Anspelar på att Moon har upphovsrätt över att ha kostymer och gelling håret tillbaka. Hon tillade: ” Du är ett åtlöje. Det är töntigt, äckligt, jag tyckte personligen att det var konstnärligt ohyggligt. 'Jag skäms över att sitta här i din närvaro och till och med behöva hedra dig med ett svar på min åsikt.' En chockad Irvine genmälde: ”Kopierar du inte Kleopatra?” I rampljuset: Kills anklagade den blivande sångaren för att ha kopierat makens utseende, till synes omedveten om att slickat bakåthår och en kostym knappast var originell. Dubbla whammy: Moon, 25, klev in för att backa upp sin 28-åriga fru, och jämförde Irvine med Psycho-karaktären, Norman Bates, och frågade honom om han klädde upp sig i sin mors kläder. Hubris: Kills sa att Irvine var 'skrattande'. 'Det är ostigt, det är äckligt', sade hon. Men det var Dödar sig själv och hennes man som slutade med att de avskedades. Trots den chockerande förödmjukelsen, reagerade Irvine med ett leende och försökte skaka av sig kritiken och frågade Kills: "Kopierar du inte Kleopatra?" Kills och Moon hade tidigare orsakat kontroverser när de upprepade gånger kallade en mor från Auckland för C-ordet efter ett gräl om en parkeringsplats, sedan vägrade att be om ursäkt. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, beskrev hur Moon använde den kränkande termen förra tisdagen efter att han tillrättavisade henne för att ha tagit en bageriparkeringsplats han trodde var hans i Auckland förort Kingsland. Hon sade till The New Zealand Herald: ”Han var en passagerare i en bil som kördes av en kvinna och han blev mycket upprörd när jag drog in i ett utrymme före honom, trots att jag hade rätt att gå. ”Han klev ur bilen och viftade med fingret mot mig och sade: ”Nej, nej, nej.” Han snarkade sedan: ”Det var så ohyfsat” när vi båda gick in i bageriet. ” Hon sade att när de väl var inne i bageriet, med barn i närheten, väsade Moon två gånger ’du är en sådan c***’. Herald publicerade ett brev som Neal-Gailer skrev till Moon där hon uttryckte sin avsky för hans förolämpning. Men Moon berättade för tidningen: ”Jag verkar minnas att någon uppförde sig som en c*** och blev kallad c***. Så enkelt är det.’ I en tweet riktad till The Herald upprepade han övergreppen och ifrågasatte även riktigheten i Neal-Gailers brev, där han skrev ”inte bara en **** utan en lögnaktig **** att döma av den där "utsagan" som du [The Herald] ansåg vara lämplig att trycka. Skrattande. Uttråkad? “Kills använde också C-ordet i en tweet för att beskriva Ms Neal-Gailer, rapporterades det, där hon ifrågasatte att barn hade varit inom hörhåll för svärandet. Hon skrev: ’Hilarie den där damen bevisar inte bara hur mycket av en c*** hon är, utan också en lögn c***! 'Barn närvarande'?! Var? X Factor producenter TV3 bad Neal-Gailer om ursäkt för parets räkning. Därefter klev Moon, 25 år, in för att backa upp sin 28-åriga fru, och jämförde Irvine med Psycho-karaktären, Norman Bates. Han sade: "För mig känns det bara lite billigt och absurt. Det är som Norman Bates klär ut sig i sin mammas kläder, det känns lite läskigt och jag känner att du ska sy någons hud i ansiktet och sedan döda alla i publiken.' Dödare fortsatte: 'Det är helt äckligt... du gör mig sjuk. Du har ingen identitet... Jag skäms för att vara här.' Irvine tycktes ta övergreppet i hans steg och sade ”Jag tycker att jag ser riktigt bra ut”. Trots att Moon hade en look som liknar andra mer kända sångare som Mark Ronson, Olli Murs och Michael Bublé svarade Kills: ”Du ser bra ut eftersom du är klädd som min man.” Båda deras kommentarer blev runda av publiken. Och meddomaren Melanie Blatt, den tidigare All Saints-sångaren, försvarade Irvine. Hon sa till honom: ”Faktiskt är du klädd bättre än hennes man.” Mark Weldon, chef för MediaWorks, som äger och driver TV3 – kanalen som sänder showen – sade på måndag eftermiddag att paret inte längre skulle vara välkomna på hit dokusåpan. "I går kväll på X Factor både Kills och Moon gjorde kommentarer som var helt oacceptabla", sade han. "Medan domarna på X Factor förväntas ge kritik av föreställningarna, kommer vi inte att tolerera sådana destruktiva tirader från någon av domarna. Contestants satsar allt på denna tävling och de bör förvänta sig att få feedback och kritik som är professionell och konstruktiv. "Vi har inte längre förtroende för att Kills och Moon är rätt personer att utföra rollen som X Factor domare och de kommer att lämna showen, med omedelbar verkan. "Två nya domare sägs ersätta Moon och Kills nästa vecka, medan Blatt och meddomare Stan Walker kommer att ta över på måndag kväll. En Facebookgrupp kallad "Fire Natalia Kills from X Factor NZ" skapades efter showen, som samlade över 57 500 anhängare, medan en petition som krävde samma sak samlade 74 000 signaturer. Efteråt tog Blatt med sig till Twitter för att slamma Kills. Hon skrev: 'Jag har försökt hålla mig lugn och förbli professionell men verkligen @nataliakills ? Ledsen kärlek , du är en t**t.' Kills och Moon hade tidigare orsakat kontroverser när de upprepade gånger kallade en mamma från Auckland C-ordet efter ett gräl över en parkeringsplats, sedan vägrade att be om ursäkt. Vatten från en ankas rygg... Kills twittrade strax efter showen, till synes oberörd av petitionerna och Facebook-grupper som krävde att hon skulle avskedas. Inte glad: Folk twittrade i sina hjordar om sin avsky för Kills och Moons kommentarer. Inte glad: Fansen klagade över de förolämpningar som slungades av domarna. Du är en t**t!» Fellow domare och tidigare All Saints medlem Melanie Blatt attackerade Kills på sociala medier. Ursinnig: Blatt kunde inte längre hålla henne lugn och tog till sin egen sociala media-skildring för att tala ut om den TV-sända förnedringen. Ersatt: Två nya domare sägs ersätta Moon and Kills nästa vecka, medan Blatt och medvärd Stan Walker tar över på måndag kväll. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, beskrev hur Moon använde den kränkande termen förra tisdagen efter att han tillrättavisade henne för att ha tagit en bageriparkeringsplats han trodde var hans i Auckland förort Kingsland. Hon sade till The New Zealand Herald: ”Han var en passagerare i en bil som kördes av en kvinna och han blev mycket upprörd när jag drog in i ett utrymme före honom, trots att jag hade rätt att gå. ”Han klev ur bilen och viftade med fingret mot mig och sade: ”Nej, nej, nej.” Han snarkade sedan: ”Det var så ohyfsat” när vi båda gick in i bageriet. ” Hon sade att när de väl var inne i bageriet, med barn i närheten, väsade Moon två gånger ’du är en sådan c***’. Herald publicerade ett brev som Neal-Gailer skrev till Moon där hon uttryckte sin avsky för hans förolämpning. Men Moon berättade för tidningen: ”Jag verkar minnas att någon uppförde sig som en c*** och blev kallad c***. Så enkelt är det.’ I en tweet riktad till The Herald upprepade han övergreppen och ifrågasatte även riktigheten i Neal-Gailers brev, där han skrev ”inte bara en **** utan en lögn **** att döma av den där ”utsagan” du [The Herald] tyckte var lämplig att trycka. Skrattande. Uttråkad? “Kills använde också C-ordet på Twitter för att beskriva Ms Neal-Gailer, rapporterades det, där hon ifrågasatte att barn hade varit inom hörhåll för svärandet. Hon skrev: ’Hilarie den där damen bevisar inte bara hur mycket av en c*** hon är, utan också en lögn c***! 'Barn närvarande'?! Var? X Factor producenter TV3 bad Neal-Gailer om ursäkt för parets räkning. Sammanfatta höjdpunkterna i den här artikeln.
A British singer and her husband have been dismissed from their roles as judges on New Zealand's X Factor after humiliating a contestant by launching a tirade that the show's boss slammed as ‘completely unacceptable'. Natalia Kills, from Bradford, and her New Zealander husband Willy Moon, mocked aspiring singer Joe Irvine after he performed in a live show on Sunday. Kills, 28, accused Irvine, who sang Cry Me A River, of copying the husband's appearance of gelate-bak hair and a suit. Sacked: Married X Factor New Zealand judges Natalia Kills and Willy Moon have been fired after launching a tirade of abuse against the contestant, Joe Irvine, on Sunday night's episode. Holding back tears: Joe Irvine, an aspiring singer, was verbally attacked by the British singer/songwriter and her husband on live television after her dedication by Cry Me A River. She said, "Ladies and gentlemen, I'll just say the obvious, we have a doppelganger in our midst. As an artist who respects creative integrity and intellectual property rights, I am disgusted at how much you have copied my husband. 'From hair to suit, don't you have any value for respect for originality?' Alluding to Moon having copyright over having costumes and gelling hair back. She added: “You are a laughingstock. It's corny, gross, I personally thought it was artistically hideous. 'I'm ashamed to sit here in your presence and even have to honor you with an answer to my opinion.' A shocked Irvine retorted: “Don’t you copy Cleopatra?” In the spotlight: Kills accused the future singer of copying the husband’s appearance, seemingly unaware of licking back hair and a suit was hardly original. Double Whammy: Moon, 25, stepped in to back up his 28-year-old wife, comparing Irvine to the Psycho character, Norman Bates, and asked him if he dressed up in his mother's clothes. Hubris: Kills said Irvine was 'laughing'. 'It's cheesey, it's disgusting,' she said. But it was Killing himself and her husband who ended up being fired. Despite the shocking humiliation, Irvine reacted with a smile and tried to shake off the criticism and asked Kills, "Don't you copy Cleopatra?" Kills and Moon had previously caused controversy when they repeatedly called a mother from Auckland the C word after an argument over a parking lot, then refused to apologize. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, described how Moon used the offensive term last Tuesday after he rebuked her for taking a bakery parking spot he believed was his in Auckland suburb Kingsland. She told The New Zealand Herald: "He was a passenger in a car driven by a woman and he was very upset when I pulled into a space before him, even though I had the right to walk. “He got out of the car and waved his finger at me and said, “No, no, no.” He then snored, “It was so rude” when we both went into the bakery. “She said that once they were inside the bakery, with children nearby, Moon sharpened twice “you are such a c***”. The Herald published a letter that Neal-Gailer wrote to Moon expressing her disgust at his insult. But Moon told the paper: “I seem to remember that someone behaved like a c*** and was called c***. In a tweet addressed to The Herald, he repeated the abuse and also questioned the accuracy of Neal-Gailer's letter, where he wrote "not only a **** but a lying **** judging by that "say" that you [The Herald] considered fit to print. Laughing. Bored? “Kills also used the C word in a tweet to describe Ms Neal-Gailer, it was reported, where she questioned that children had been within earshot of the swearing. She wrote: ‘Hilary that lady proves not only how much of a c*** she is, but also a lie c***! 'Children present'?! Where? X Factor producers TV3 apologized to Neal-Gailer on behalf of the couple. Subsequently, Moon, aged 25, stepped in to back up his 28-year-old wife, comparing Irvine to the Psycho character, Norman Bates. He said, "To me it just feels a little cheap and absurd. It's like Norman Bates dresses up in his mother's clothes, it feels a little creepy and I feel like you're supposed to sew someone's skin in the face and then kill everyone in the audience.' Killer continued, 'It's gross...you make me sick. You have no identity... I'm ashamed to be here.' Irvine seemed to take the abuse in his step and said ‘I think I look really good’. Although Moon had a look similar to other more famous singers like Mark Ronson, Olli Murs and Michael Bublé, Kills replied: “You look great because you’re dressed as my husband.” Both their comments were round by the audience. And co-judge Melanie Blatt, the former All Saints singer, defended Irvine. She said to him: “Actually you are dressed better than her husband.” Mark Weldon, director of MediaWorks, who owns and operates TV3 – the channel that broadcasts the show – said on Monday afternoon that the couple would no longer be welcome on the hit reality show. "Last night at X Factor both Kills and Moon made comments that were totally unacceptable," he said. "While the judges of X Factor are expected to give criticism of the performances, we will not tolerate such destructive tirades from any of the judges. Contestants bet everything on this competition and they should expect to receive feedback and criticism that is professional and constructive. “We no longer have confidence that Kills and Moon are the right people to perform the role of X Factor referee and they will leave the show, effective immediately.” Two new judges are said to replace Moon and Kills next week, while Blatt and fellow judge Stan Walker will take over on Monday night. A Facebook group called "Fire Natalia Kills from X Factor NZ" was created after the show, which amassed over 57,500 supporters, while a petition demanding the same thing collected 74,000 signatures. Afterwards, Blatt took to Twitter to slam Kills. She wrote: 'I've tried to stay calm and remain professional but really @nataliakills? Sorry love, you're a t**t.' Kills and Moon had previously caused controversy when they repeatedly called a mother from the Auckland C word after an argument over a parking lot, then refused to apologize. Water from a duck's back... Kills tweeted shortly after the show, seemingly unmoved by the petitions and Facebook groups demanding her dismissal. Not happy: People tweeted in their herds about their disgust for Kills and Moons comments. Not happy: The fans complained about the insults hurled by the judges. You're a t**t!" Fellow judge and former All Saints member Melanie Blatt attacked Kills on social media. Infuriated: Blatt could no longer keep her calm and took to her own social media account to speak out about the televised humiliation. Replaced: Two new judges are said to replace Moon and Kills next week, while Blatt and fellow host Stan Walker take over on Monday night. Tracey Neal-Gailer, 51, described how Moon used the offensive term last Tuesday after he rebuked her for taking a bakery parking spot he believed was his in Auckland suburb Kingsland. She told The New Zealand Herald: "He was a passenger in a car driven by a woman and he was very upset when I pulled into a space before him, even though I had the right to walk. “He got out of the car and waved his finger at me and said, “No, no, no.” He then snored, “It was so rude” when we both went into the bakery. “She said that once they were inside the bakery, with children nearby, Moon sharpened twice “you are such a c***”. The Herald published a letter that Neal-Gailer wrote to Moon expressing her disgust at his insult. But Moon told the paper: “I seem to remember that someone behaved like a c*** and was called c***. In a tweet addressed to The Herald, he repeated the abuse and also questioned the accuracy of Neal-Gailer's letter, where he wrote “not only a **** but a lie **** judging by that “say” you [The Herald] thought fit to print. Laughing. Bored? “Kills also used the C-word on Twitter to describe Ms. Neal-Gailer, it was reported, where she questioned that children had been within earshot of the swearing. She wrote: ‘Hilary that lady proves not only how much of a c*** she is, but also a lie c***! 'Children present'?! Where? X Factor producers TV3 apologized to Neal-Gailer on behalf of the couple. Summarize the highlights of this article.
Natalia Kills, från Bradford, lanserade chockerande tirade hos X Factor-sångaren. Hon sa till Joe Irvine att hon var "avskyvärd" han hade "kopierat hennes makes utseende" Hennes make, meddomare Willy Moon, liknade Irvine vid Psycho-karaktären Norman Bates. Dödare sa att hon var "förvånad" för att vara i Irvines närvaro. Hon tillade att sångerskan, som framförde Cry Me A River, fick henne att 'känna sig sjuk' X Factor boss slammade sin kritik som 'helt oacceptabel' Moon och Kills sparkades med omedelbar verkan av en TV3-chef. Par orsakade också chock genom att ringa mamma, 51, C-ordet i parkeringstvisten.
Natalia Kills, from Bradford, launched shocking tirade at the X Factor singer. She told Joe Irvine that she was "disgusting" he had "copied her husband's appearance" Her husband, co-judge Willy Moon, likened Irvine to Psycho character Norman Bates. Killers said she was "surprised" to be in Irvine's presence. She added that the singer, performing Cry Me A River, caused her to 'feel sick' X Factor boss slammed her criticism as 'completely unacceptable' Moon and Kills was sacked with immediate effect by a TV3 manager. Couples also caused shock by calling Mom, 51, the C word in the parking dispute.