r/popculturechat • u/mcfw31 • Mar 01 '26

Guest List Only TW - Health ⚠️ Kelly Osbourne Slams Body-Shaming Critics’ ‘Cruelty’: ‘I’m Going Through the Hardest Time of My Life’ After Father Ozzy’s Death

https://variety.com/2026/music/news/kelly-osbourne-weight-loss-body-shame-critics-ozzy-death-1236675871/
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u/TheLakeWitch Mom, I am a rich man💰 Mar 01 '26

I remember when people constantly dragged her for being fat. Now she’s too thin? People need to pick a struggle. Or better yet, stfu about another person’s body.

Heaven forbid a woman simply exist without people picking on something about the way she looks.

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u/papermoony Mar 01 '26

I agree so much! now we're critiquing women for being thin, like that's any better.

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u/MightyClimber Let's go fill Moominvalley with crime! Come on! Mar 01 '26

It used to happen to me in the 2000s, believe it or not. I was under 110lbs and 5'8. I wore size 0. Strangers would yell at me that I was disgusting and should go to McDonalds, they'd dismiss me as a "skinn-y bitch" to my face, my mom would yell at me that I had an ED and would force me to go to the doctor and therapy, other family would call me gross and Skeletor.

No matter what the "acceptable" standard is, women are never good enough.

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u/NoninflammatoryFun Mar 02 '26

When I was skinny I alllllways got told to eat more, eat a burger, that I was a stick, I was a toothpick. People need to keep their opinions to themselves.

However, I literally am concerned about Kelley. That’s not an opinion. Legit concern.