Kelly Osbourne turned heads in London as she stepped out in a chic grey jumpsuit for the launch of Juliet Sear’s new signature bakeware collection at Fortnum & Mason — just days after leaving fans stunned by her striking blonde makeover.
The 41-year-old TV personality cut an effortlessly sophisticated figure in the tailored one-piece, complete with a structured collar, rolled-up sleeves and tapered legs as she posed confidently inside the luxury department store. She finished the look with a gold charm necklace dotted with cross pendants, a black leather belt and strappy black heels that subtly boosted her height.
Kelly’s newly-blonde curls, styled into a voluminous blowout, made just as much noise as her outfit. The transformation has been all over social media since she posted a video reading the children’s book The Dog With No Fur, showcasing a softer blonde style far from her usual straight or slicked-back look.
Fans were floored, with many comparing her to her mum Sharon. One bewildered commenter said they didn’t recognise her at all, while another joked: “Kelly, oh my sweet Kelly, what in the unseasoned chicken is going on?” Others insisted the only giveaway was that she sounded exactly like Sharon.
Her slim figure also sparked attention as she sported a fitted V-neck black top and high-waisted trousers in the viral clip. Kelly has been candid about her 85lb postpartum weight loss — and has firmly denied ever taking Ozempic. She explained she “rapidly” slimmed down after cutting out sugar and carbohydrates following a bout of gestational diabetes. “I know everybody thinks I took Ozempic. I did not take Ozempic. My mum took Ozempic,” she said. Losing weight became a necessity: “I had to lose the weight I gained during pregnancy, otherwise I was at a higher risk of actually getting diabetes, which I did not want.”
At Tuesday’s event, Juliet Sear, 51, who wore a chic leopard-print dress with sheer black tights, joined Kelly for radiant selfies and snaps throughout the evening.
The outing comes during an emotional time for Kelly, who last week broke down in her first TV interview since the death of her father, Black Sabbath icon Ozzy Osbourne. Speaking about the tributes across Birmingham — including the Lord Mayor’s Award, given on what would have been his 77th birthday — she admitted she struggled to hold her emotions together. “He loved this city… he was a true Brummie through and through,” she said, before confessing that grief has been “horrific” and unlike anything she’s ever experienced. “I never realised that you could love someone so much.”
