Kelly Osbourne on Ozzy’s Final Words and Choosing Herself “I Didn’t Know What I Looked Like”
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What does Kelly say about losing her father and the grief that followed?
The girl that I was before my father passed his death, that girl will never come back.
The night before the Osborne's launch, my mum said, if we just make the biggest mistake of our lives. I woke up the next day and I was literally the most famous 16-year-old in the world. All of the fat jabs came in. I went from thinking that there was nothing wrong with me to having an incredible amount of insecurity.
You and your mother went to the Brits. If you look at the comments.
I got assassinated over something that should have been about my dad and his legacy. I don't really recall anyone standing up for me. And I'll be honest with you, even to my own family. I never did drugs because I wanted a party. I just didn't
want to feel the pain. And the pain of what?
Nothing took me out like losing my dad. I started drinking again. I lost not just my father, but my hero. I truly believed that my dad was slowly preparing me for it. Three
days later, he was gone.
What are you discovering about yourself?
I'm good enough on my own. I don't need to just be as your husband's daughter. I am so sick of everyone else controlling the narrative of me. I get to say who I am. You don't.
I want to show you this. And of course you would call me an asshole. Look, pause with me for just a second. Today marks 100 episodes of We Need to Talk. And honestly, I just want to say thank you. Now, whether you've been with us every single week since day one or you just drop in when a guest catches your eye, I see you. I truly appreciate you. Every comment, every share, every time you show up, it matters. We're building a really special community here. want to support what we're doing without spending a penny, please take a second and hit the follow button. It costs nothing, but it signals to the world that these conversations matter. Thank you for being on this journey with us. Now let's get started.
There's so many stories. that I want to hear from you. There's so many people. who have come in and out of your life.
Yeah.
That that I I want to talk about. But I'd love to start this conversation in a way that we've never started before.
Okay.
All right. We've never done this. This is special for you, Kelly. Oh
my God, I'm honored.
All right. So let me tell you, I am leaving my house this morning.
Mm-hmm.
And my wife, Jill. Stops me. And she Gives me this. Now. You see whose name is on this?
I'm a bit nervous now.
It's your name.
Yeah.
Now We have had This is this is our we we've been doing this podcast for two years.
Mm-hmm.
Hundred plus guests. She's loved. loved many of our guests, right? She has never ever written Anything to any one of our ever.
How did moving from England to Los Angeles at age 13 shape Kelly’s identity?
Now, she wanted me to give this to you in private. But I'm going to thoroughly embarrass her.
Okay, let's see. Now probably gonna have me in tears, I know it.
Here's what's interesting about this. This is a risk because I do not know
what's in it.
What's in it. But I asked her if I could share this with you and she while we're filming and she said yes. So this is from my wife to you.
Thank you so much. Oh my god, this means so much to me. You've no idea.
I thought this card's amazing. Kelly, I'm so sorry I couldn't be there today, but I wanted to send you a little note to let you know how much I've admired you over the last year. Over the years, sorry. I've followed your journey since the Osborne through all the years since I've always admired your boldness, your bravery, your willingness to live the truth in an industry that can be incredibly critical and unforgiving. And now to see the beautiful family you've created is just lovely. I also want to To say how deeply sorry I am for the loss of your dad? I was very close to my own father, and when I lost him, I spiraled in ways I never could have imagined. So while everyone's grief is uniquely their own, I have some sense of just how dangerous.
Disorientating or consuming that kind of loss can be. The fact that you continue to show up for the people you love even while carrying such enormous grief says so much about you. I hope you're giving your
yourself all the grace, time you need.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Kelly say about losing her father and the grief that followed?
0:00–3:12
2
How did moving from England to Los Angeles at age 13 shape Kelly’s identity?
3:12–8:26
3
Why did the media’s focus on Kelly’s body image affect her confidence?
8:26–11:09
4
How did the family’s early reality‑TV projects (MTV Cribs, The Osbournes) get started?
11:09–59:43
5
Why does Kelly feel judged for her body and how does she describe the double standard in the media?
59:43–1:14:46
6
How does Kelly explain her struggle with suicidal thoughts, addiction and the impact of her father's death?
1:14:46–1:30:44
7
What does Kelly reveal about her parents’ partnership, her relationship with her father, and the lessons she learned from them?
1:30:44–1:51:03
8
What new projects is Kelly planning – from a documentary on grief to a fashion/beauty line – and how does she envision them being inclusive?
1:51:03–1:58:34
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