Kelly Osbourne is not pleased that her mother, Sharon Osbourne, holds common-sense opinions about gender and immigration.
The 41-year-old star was asked to comment on her mom’s “far-Right” views while walking the red carpet at an event earlier this week.
“I don’t agree,” Kelly told a reporter from Attitude Magazine, per Page Six. “I don’t agree with my mum, no. That’s one thing that I can say that I don’t agree with her on.”
“It’s hard because I love my mum. … It’s really hard when it comes to politics and things like that, but that’s not for me,” she added, saying Sharon is “entitled to her own opinions.”
Kelly was also asked during a red carpet interview if she had spoken to her mother about her views on “LGBT+ rights.”
The reality star said she was “always of the understanding that [her] mom was, like, of the same opinion” and was “sad” to discover that Sharon had said “certain things … that may not align with the trans community in particular.”
“I don’t know if my mom knows enough trans people to make a fair judgment or anything to do with that sort of thing,” Kelly said. “Whereas for me, that is my world. And to be born in a body that doesn’t belong to you, I couldn’t imagine anything worse.”
Kelly chalked it all up to a “lack of education.”
“When I sit down, and if I ever have a conversation with my mom about stuff like this, she gets it,” she insisted.
Kelly went on to express her views plainly: “I wouldn’t be me without [the LGBT community]. They’re the only community that has always accepted me no matter what. They taught me how to be myself, fearless, and to truly believe that I can be whatever I want to be.”
She also said that group is responsible for “every ounce of creativity and beauty in this world.”
“It was the drag queens that taught me how to do makeup. It was the trans community that taught me about bravery. It was ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ that taught me how to stand like a lady,” Kelly said.
Sharon previously angered the Left by voicing support for U.K.-based activist Tommy Robinson’s anti-immigration event, “Unite The Kingdom.” She responded to a post promoting the event by saying, “See you at the march.”
Sharon was then disavowed by the charity Centrepoint, which aids the homeless.
As for the trans issue, she said in 2024 that there should be age limits for making life-altering decisions related to so-called “gender affirming care.” She was also blasted by leftists in 2022 for daring to say that identifying as trans or nonbinary is sometimes treated as a fad.
Sharon has also argued that it’s not fair for men who identify as women to compete against women in sports.
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