Kelly Osbourne Went ‘A Little Too Far’ Losing Her Baby Weight — She ‘Looks Nothing Like’ Herself Anymore

• In an unguarded moment, Kelly Osbourne made a revealing admission about her latest extreme weight loss.
• The reality star was accused of using a controversial drug to achieve her postpartum body.
• Fans congratulated the "Beautiful lady."

Kelly Osbourne has been very open about her various weight loss journeys. But the reality star's comment in passing on a celebrity podcast has some social media users questioning her methods.

For the taping of Friday's episode of "Scheananigans," the podcast by "Vanderpump Rules" alum Scheana Shay, Kelly arrived with her ten-month-old baby Sidney. She shares the child with her partner, Slipknot rocker Sid Wilson.

Scheana admired her guest for looking "incredible," saying she had never looked better, "I mean, you have always looked great. But the hair, just everything…"

Kelly explained that she was on a "mission" after having her baby "to lose all" the baby weight. "Then I was like, well, I lost all the baby weight," she said, "Let's see how far I can go with it."

"Went a little bit too far," she giggled, "But we've stopped." The television personality's lean postpartum form was scrutinized on social media.

"This doesn't even look like Kelly!!!!! Did she have plastic surgery??? I would swear this wasn't even her," one opinioned. "Looks nothing like her," another seconded.

"Hahaha, probably had surgery to remove it; looks nothing like the real Kelly Osborne," a third echoed. "No surgery !! " one wrote in disbelief. "Yeah, right, she looks completely different, but hey, hi, her dollar spend it how she wants to !"

"Lipo & Ozempic," a Facebook user speculated. "I hope people start paying attention to the recent side effects of Ozempic… " one noted, "actually there are lawsuits going on. Have a friend who's going through intestinal problems; they are serious."

At the beginning of the month, Kelly and her mother chatted with a British tabloid about the steps they have taken to slim down. For Sharon Osbourne, it was Ozempic, an injection developed for people with Type 2 diabetes.

She insisted she was not "cheating" by taking the contentious drug. She had lost over 30 pounds over four months since taking the medication. "It's just something that you choose to lose weight," she said. "So, what is the biggie? I don't get it."

Kelly has not used Ozempic but had a gastric sleeve operation in 2018, which she deems one of her "best decisions." She readily admitted to Botox but shot down any suggestion that she had gone under the knife of a plastic surgeon. She said:

"It's weird because now that I've lost weight, everybody is criticizing and trying to figure out what it is that I've done, and I really just lost weight."

Kelly Osbourne 'Looks like Her Mum,' Sharon Osbourne, a Fan Gushes

Between the speculation and accusations of plastic surgery, a strong contingent of well-wishers rose to praise the new mother. "You look amazing, congratulations," one said.

"She is so like her mum... lovely," a commenter wrote. "She looks great!" another agreed. "She looks amazing!" a second added. "Beautiful lady," a fan complimented "The Osbournes" podcaster.

"The road to happiness is different for everybody," Kelly said this month, "and I think that instead of picking apart the journey, they should just be happy that you reached your destination."

Kelly Osbourne Explains How She Lost 85lbs

The youngest Osbourne revealed in August 2020 that a gastric sleeve operation aided her to drop 85 pounds. She insisted that she would never lie about the procedure, which merely changed the shape of her stomach.

On her face looking "skinner," she explained that she had injections in her face to treat her temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ), which modified the shape of her face somewhat. She exclaimed:

"That's when people started to notice that I had really lost weight because it changed the shape of everything. I found out it's called buckle fat. It changed everything on my face!"

The Osbourne family, who became household names for their antics in their MTV reality show in the early 2000s, have announced that "Your Beloved Crazy Train Awaits," the return of their podcast. Kelly Osbourne has hinted that there are more truths to be shared in the upcoming 20 episodes. "