Kelly Osbourne is strongly responding to people online who have been criticizing her recent weight loss. The former reality TV star has been mourning the death of her father, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away in July. Kelly says that the stress and sadness after losing her dad have made it very hard for her to eat, and she wants people to understand that her appearance is not something for others to judge. In a video shared on Instagram, she told those making hurtful comments to stop, saying she is doing her best during a painful time.
Kelly Osbourne Hits Back at Critics Over Weight Loss
During an interview on Piers Morgan’s show, Kelly’s mother, Sharon Osbourne, supported her daughter completely. Sharon explained that Kelly is heartbroken and not eating normally because she is still processing her father’s death. Sharon said people online do not know what Kelly is going through and should not make harsh remarks about her body. Both mother and daughter made it clear that grieving is different for everyone, and harsh criticism only adds to the emotional burden.
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Kelly, who is now 41, has been open for years about her struggles with body image. She first became famous as a teenager on the family reality show The Osbournes. Over the years, she has shared that she faced more abuse for her weight than for anything else in her life, including her past issues with addiction. She has said that no matter if she was heavier or slimmer, people always found a way to comment negatively. These comments deeply affected her self-esteem and mental health.
In earlier interviews, Kelly revealed that when she was pregnant with her son Sid, she stayed inside her home for all nine months because she was afraid of being bullied for gaining weight. She said she didn’t want to experience the same treatment that celebrities like Jessica Simpson faced during pregnancy. However, she also said that during that time she grew very close to her dad, spending peaceful, meaningful moments together while preparing for motherhood.
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Today, Kelly wants people to understand that bodies change, grief is real, and online cruelty has serious effects. She hopes others will think before judging and show kindness instead of criticism during someone’s most difficult moments.
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