Kelly Osbourne'S Bold Clapback At Weight Comment Critics

Kelly Osbourne Claps Back at Criticism

Kelly Osbourne isn’t holding back when it comes to addressing the unsolicited opinions about her recent weight loss. The TV personality and daughter of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne has been facing a wave of comments regarding her physique, and she’s decided it’s time to speak out.

Amid coping with her father Ozzy's passing in July at 76, Kelly shared a candid video addressing those questioning her transformation. "I don’t even know how to say this, so I’m just going to say it," she expressed, targeting those who ask if she's unwell or accuse her of using weight loss drugs like Ozempic. Her message was clear: "My dad just died, and I’m doing the best that I can."

Family Support and Public Perceptions

Kelly’s mother, Sharon Osbourne, recently appeared on Piers Morgan’s show, where she elaborated on the family’s struggles during this difficult time. Addressing the critics, Sharon noted that trolls often project their unhappiness onto others. "It’s a shield for people that are unhappy," she said, touching on the role of jealousy and misconceptions.

"She’s right," Sharon affirmed about her daughter's reaction. "She’s not happy because she’s lost her daddy, but she can’t eat right now."

Sharon highlighted the importance of not jumping to conclusions about others based on perception alone, reminding viewers that judgments aren’t always accurate.

Moving Forward Amid Grief

Kelly is channeling her energy into family and spreading positivity, choosing not to dwell on negativity. Despite the challenging circumstances, she remains committed to sharing the joyous parts of her life with her audience, reminding everyone that what you see online is just a fragment of the full picture.

Her defiant message to online detractors was met with a mix of support and understanding, as Piers Morgan humorously acknowledged with, "That is an Osbourne." The exchange proved the family's resilience and unity as they navigate through their shared grief.