Kelly Osbourne has spoken out against Los Angeles, calling the city a "s***hole" as she finds comfort in her return to England. Osbourne, 41, who rose to fame on her family's reality show "The Osbournes" documenting their life in Beverly Hills, stated her preference for England, which she considers her home.
Osbourne moved back to Britain in 2025 with her father, Ozzy Osbourne, and mother, Sharon Osbourne. Ozzy Osbourne, who had lived in Los Angeles for nearly 30 years, expressed apprehension about returning to the city in a television documentary, a sentiment echoed by Kelly.
Her comments come during a period of personal difficulty. Ozzy Osbourne died in July of the previous year at the age of 76. Kelly Osbourne described the loss as profoundly impactful, stating, "I will never be the same person I was again before he died. Things are getting a little bit better every day."
Additionally, Osbourne recently addressed her separation from her American fiancé, Sid Wilson, 49, a DJ and keyboard player for the band Slipknot. The couple shares a three-year-old son, Sidney. Osbourne posted on social media regarding the breakup, demanding the return of her dogs and belongings, and seeking child support. Reports also surfaced this week that Wilson was removed from his band.
Separately, Princess Leonor, the 20-year-old heir to the Spanish throne, attended a reception at the family's summer residence in Palma, Majorca. She was accompanied by her sister, Infanta Sofia, 19, and their grandmother, Queen Sofia, 87. The event was hosted by King Felipe and Queen Letizia. Both Leonor and Sofia are alumnae of UWC Atlantic College in Wales.
In other celebrity news, X Factor winner Alexandra Burke is starring in "I'm Every Woman – The Chaka Khan Musical" in London. Burke, 37, has been training rigorously for the role, six days a week, undergoing various fitness routines. She was personally selected by Chaka Khan, 73, who attended the show's opening night. Burke admitted to feeling nervous about portraying the singer's life story.
Lady Celeste Primrose, 22, daughter of auctioneer Harry Dalmeny, has become engaged to defense contractor Sam Kwame Stevens, 29. Harry Dalmeny, the Earl of Rosebery, joked about preparing a speech that wouldn't sound like an auction. The groom's mother is of Ghanaian descent, and Dalmeny anticipates a blend of Scottish and Ghanaian traditions at the wedding.
Meanwhile, Letty Kavanagh, 52, former executive producer of "The Great British Bake Off," has initiated legal action against Love Productions and Sky Ventures, claiming breach of contract. Kavanagh departed the firm in November.