Farmer Wants a Wife 'villain' takes a swipe at Farmer Zac and 'high school drama' on the show as she hard launches her new man - and teases reality TV career

Miranda Chopping didn't last long on , but she certainly made an impression that made up for her minimal screen time. 

The glamorous real estate agent failed to win the heart of apple farmer Zac, 24, but has since found love off the show. 

The 21-year-old has hard-launched her romance with her new man, social media star Josh Brown. 

Miranda went Instagram official with the car content creator, whom she met through her brother, this week. 

And the former model had harsh words for both Farmer Zac and the show that put her in the public eye. 

'Josh is actually quite the opposite of Farmer Zac. He handles situations in a mature way, supporting me through the whole airing of myself on a dating show and encouraging all opportunities,' she told Pedestrian TV. 

'He doesn't feed into high school drama and would never make a decision on his love life based on hearsay.'

Josh told the publication that despite her 'villain edit' on Farmer , he knows the 'sweet, loving, caring side of Miranda that the viewers never got to see.'

Miranda hasn't been turned off from seeking a life in the limelight, revealing that she has some special projects 'in the works'.

Hinting there is more television in her future, Miranda added: 'The opportunities are just beginning.'

Farmer Zac sent Miranda home after tiring of her clashes with the other ladies, particularly her rival, Maya, a 22-year-old medical receptionist from Victoria. 

Zac said that he was unsure Miranda was on the show for the right reasons.  

'This spark is definitely there with Miranda. I felt it,' he said. 

'But obviously there's been a couple of speed bumps, and that's what worries me, because those speed bumps can turn into flat tyres at the end of the day. 

'I wanna make sure everyone is here for the right reason of finding love.'

The brunette stunner had ruffled feathers with her bold, confident energy and tendency to ruthlessly stir the pot - which has also put some viewers offside.