People grieve in vastly different ways. It is a deeply personal and painful topic. Kelly Osbourne seemed to shed a lot of weight after the death of her dad, heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne. He passed away last year at the age of 76. The whole Osbourne family was devastated by the loss of their patriarch and best friend. Kelly took it hard. Her newly slender self drew unkind comments from cruel body-shamers who could not hold back. Now, however, Kelly is looking great and apparently feeling well.
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Kelly Osbourne Looked Elegant
She made a glam appearance on Tuesday, September 8, at the National Television Awards in London. Looking right at home on the red carpet, Kelly, 41, was every inch the celeb, per Page Six. She wore a striking, shoulder-baring brown-and-blue print evening gown by Vivienne Westwood. Kelly paired her chic ensemble with statement baubles and dramatic eye makeup. She was radiant.
Kelly Osbourne was present at the event to represent a documentary about her family. Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home landed an award nomination but did nor score a win. She admitted, "I'll be honest. I've never watched it. I can't watch it; it's too painful," to Metro. Kelly also called it a "devastating story but also a really, really beautiful one."
She Has Acknowledged Her Alarming Weight Loss
Kelly Osbourne has said that she donned a wig for the Grammys months ago. That was an effort to conceal and detract from her suddenly too-prominent cheekbones. In fact, she was reportedly not even conscious of just how unhealthily thin she had become.
Nevertheless, many of those close to Kelly offered unstinting gentleness and compassion. It was a big help to her. She told the outlet, "It's hard to grieve anything, anyone. I would never wish that upon anybody. But then to have to do it in front of the world and then get judged for the way you do it is even harder. I'm grateful there are beautiful people in this world that showed me so much kindness and love and support and I really couldn't have got through it without it."
