nuSep 3, 2026, 13:10

Kelly Osbourne happy to leave United States: 'Too much gun violence'

Kelly Osbourne has moved back to the United Kingdom from the United States, citing concerns over American gun violence as a major motivation for the change. The 41-year-old is now settling in with her young son and confirmed she has separated from his father, Sid Wilson.

Kelly Osbourne has officially returned to her home in the United Kingdom, expressing relief at leaving the United States. The 41-year-old celebrity admitted she never felt comfortable in Los Angeles, stating that she was never a Californian at heart. A significant factor in her decision to move was the prevalence of gun violence in America, particularly regarding school shootings. She expressed deep concern about raising her three-year-old son, Sidney, in an environment where he might need to learn how to respond to such incidents. Currently, Sidney is enrolled in a preschool in Buckinghamshire, the same one Osbourne attended as a child.

In addition to the relocation, Osbourne confirmed her separation from her former fiancé, Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson. The couple, who share their son, ended their relationship quietly last March, only months after announcing their engagement. Now residing back in Britain, Osbourne says she is focused on building a happy, stable life for her son in a familiar environment. She feels that returning to her roots has been a positive transition for her family's well-being.

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