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Kelly Osbourne Gives Candid Health Update After Admitting to Drastic Weight Loss
The project will focus on bereavement and recovery as Osbourne says grief left her unable to eat and prompted her move to a quieter life.
- In an interview published Saturday, Kelly Osbourne revealed she has gained 30 pounds since her dramatic weight loss, describing the past year as the "worst year" of her life following her father Ozzy Osbourne's death on July 22, 2025.
- Osbourne faced intense public scrutiny after her appearance at the 2026 BRIT Awards in February, where she wore a wig to disguise her weight loss and denied using GLP-1 medications, explaining grief left her physically unable to eat.
- At her lowest point, Osbourne visited her father's grave with a white candle, writing "Please help me" as a wish; her mother Sharon Osbourne subsequently introduced her to therapist Chris Miller, whom she credits with transforming her recovery.
- Seeking stability, Osbourne moved from Los Angeles to England to raise her 3-year-old son, Sidney, embracing a quieter routine centered on motherhood and village life rather than red carpets.
- Osbourne is currently planning a three-part documentary on grief and mental health as a way to reach people quietly struggling with bereavement, though no broadcaster or release date has been announced.
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Kelly Osbourne Swaps Hollywood for UK Countryside to Shield Son From 'Spotlight' as She Plans Ozzy Grief Docu
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