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Daughter of Iconic Rocker Splits From Fiancé Months After Engagement
Kelly Osbourne and Sid Wilson ended their engagement after facing ongoing relationship challenges and prioritizing their child, seven months after his proposal at a concert.
- On Monday, Kelly Osbourne, former reality star, and Sid Wilson, Slipknot musician/rapper, reportedly ended their engagement seven months after his proposal, with sources saying the split was quietly finalised within the month.
- Sources say Kelly Osbourne has been struggling with grief over her father's death, and she and Sid Wilson faced relationship challenges for some time before separating.
- Their history shows Kelly Osbourne and Sid Wilson first met at Ozzfest in 1999, began dating in 2022, and Wilson worked with Mouawad on an 18-carat 'the Honeybee' ring.
- Neither Kelly Osbourne nor Sid Wilson has publicly commented, and Page Six has reached out to Kelly’s reps for comment, regarding their split and their son Sidney.
- Wilson proposed backstage at Ozzy Osbourne's final Black Sabbath show at Villa Park, Birmingham, in July 2025; Ozzy Osbourne, heavy metal musician, died on July 22, 2025, about one month later.
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