Kelly Osbourne is aiming to navigate her separation from ex-fiancé Sid Wilson without further "drama," according to a recent report. Osbourne ended her engagement to the Slipknot musician, a move that gained public attention in March, citing that Wilson "has a lot he needs to work through on his own."
A source close to Osbourne indicated that the pair are currently not together and have experienced significant "back and forth." The insider also stated that Osbourne is not happy with Wilson, but wishes to maintain a peaceful separation.
Osbourne's immediate priorities include focusing on her 3-year-old son, Sidney, and staying close to her mother, Sharon Osbourne.
Recently, Osbourne expressed her frustrations with Wilson on social media in a series of now-deleted Instagram Stories. She posted messages such as, "Wake the f–k up and take some responsibility I will not take your s–t anymore!" and "I’m done." She also wrote, "I want to be happy and I have a beautiful son to raise. Leave me alone. Let me heal. I can’t protect you from yourself anymore." Additionally, she alluded to retrieving her dogs and possessions, and mentioned child support.
Her posts also included statements about individuals who avoid self-reflection and attribute blame to others, as well as messages celebrating motherhood and her commitment to protecting her son.
These social media comments followed news of Wilson's dismissal from Slipknot, the band he co-founded. While some reports suggested his firing was due to his treatment of bandmates, guitarist Jim Root advised caution regarding the information circulating.
Osbourne and Wilson began their relationship in 2022 and welcomed their son later that year. They became engaged in July 2025, shortly before the death of Ozzy Osbourne. Reports from when their breakup became public in March suggested the couple had been experiencing relationship challenges for some time.