Sharon & Kelly Osbourne REACT to Hollywood Ozempic Craze _ E! News

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00:00 Yeah, if you're on Ozempic, just f***ing say you're on Ozempic.

00:03 Who cares?

00:05 I just don't get why people want to be seen to be perfect.

00:09 Oh, I did it through working out.

00:11 You know, I run six miles in the morning and I'm on this,

00:15 you know, diet.

00:16 I cleanse my body every day, all of this rubbish.

00:19 And it's like, who cares?

00:22 It's your past in life.

00:23 Whatever you choose is up to you.

00:26 And it's not a dirty little secret.

00:29 Why make it something dirty and try and make yourself perfect

00:35 when you've taken something to help you lose weight,

00:39 which is perfectly fine.

00:41 It's perfectly fine.

00:42 You know, I lost 20, then 30, now I'm at 40 and I'm trying to stop.

00:49 I don't do the ejection anymore.

00:52 I'm still trying to work on maintaining a level of my weight.

00:58 And so I just think about younger people that want to lose weight

01:03 and that they should be properly monitored on this

01:07 because it could turn bad for a lot of young kids on this.

01:11 You know, everybody's got something in life.

01:13 And mine was, you know, an eating disorder.

01:16 And I've had it my entire life.

01:18 And it's now, now I'm at the point of it tipped over too far

01:24 with losing too much that I have to now try and maintain a balance.

01:31 I mean, in my life, the heaviest I was was 230 pounds.

01:38 And I'm now under 100.

01:40 And I don't, I want to maintain at about 105 because I'm too skinny.

01:46 But I'm trying to, you know, work on having a healthy balance.

01:53 And that's what I've got to do.

01:55 When I was pregnant, I made the conscious decision to hide

01:59 because I wasn't, I wasn't a petite pregnant person.

02:03 I was, I got really big.

02:06 I was well over 200 pounds.

02:09 And I didn't want what the media did to Jessica Simpson

02:17 when she was pregnant to happen to me.

02:20 And I think that it was so disgusting what they did to her.

02:25 And they still do it.

02:26 And it made me, I hid.

02:32 I hung out with my dad for nine months in a house

02:34 and didn't really go anywhere or wasn't really around anyone

02:39 because I just didn't want to deal with the gift that keeps on giving

02:44 and a picture of me the size of a house and what people would then say.

02:50 I'm not also, I'm also going to be honest.

02:52 I felt the pressure of after having the baby to lose the baby weight.

02:56 And I came to it in the sense where it became like my mission.

03:01 I was obsessed with it because I just didn't want to even get

03:05 brought into the conversation.

03:07 I just wanted to be left alone.

03:08 And I knew that the only way to be left alone is if I lost the weight.

03:11 So I did.

03:13 And I do feel great for it.

03:16 I do.

03:17 But I'm not going to sit here and pretend like it wasn't like,

03:22 oh, it just fell off.

03:23 It did not.

03:24 It was a lot of work and it was miserable.

03:26 And I was hungry all the time.

03:28 But I'm really happy with the result.

03:33 It's just about learning moderation and using the tools that I

03:39 have been given.

03:40 And it also helps that I had weight loss surgery.

03:44 What's the point in sitting here and [BLEEP]

03:46 you on and being like, oh, I didn't get a facelift.

03:48 I just used this incredible new moisturizer.

03:50 No, you [BLEEP]

03:53 And yeah, if you're on Ozempic, just [BLEEP]

03:55 say you're on Ozempic.

03:57 Who cares?

03:58 I'm a mom now.

03:59 I love it.

04:01 It's the best thing that has ever happened to me.

04:04 He is almost crawling, which is amazing.

04:07 He is kind of like scooting backwards and turning in circles.

04:12 And now my favorite thing is that he is mom obsessed.

04:15 And just if he sees me, he is reaching for me.

04:18 And I love it.

04:19 I'm always barred.

04:21 And I mean, that's the luxury of doing your own podcast,

04:25 that you can--

04:27 you don't have to be filtered.

04:29 You don't have to be told that that's not politically

04:33 correct to talk about.

04:35 If you want to talk about it, talk about it.

04:36 And as I say, if the public don't like it

04:40 or they feel offended, it takes one second

04:43 to press a button off.

04:47 There are times where we want to kill each other.

04:50 But ultimately, we all love each other so much.

04:53 And we are our best versions of ourselves when we're together.

04:58 Then it gives us an excuse to hang out together and be

05:01 together.

05:02 And that's something that--

05:04 now I'm a mom.

05:05 My brother's got four children.

05:07 And it's-- oh, hello, O.

05:10 And life looks very different for all of us now.

05:16 So any excuse to all be together is that I will take it.

05:21 The thing is, we're two oddballs.

05:23 We're both oddballs.

05:24 I might look quite--

05:27 the way I dress and the way--

05:29 quite normal.

05:30 But normal is not a word I use often.

05:35 So we're two oddballs.

05:38 And we're two-- we were two wild young people

05:43 that found each other.

05:45 And I think we're cut from the same mold.

05:51 And it just-- it's not been easy.

05:55 No relationship is easy.

05:56 And you have to work at it.

05:58 And you get your ugly times, your bad times,

06:00 and your horrific times.

06:02 But if you love each other enough, you'll work through.

06:06 And to realize that you have to accept people for what they

06:11 are-- they'll never be what you want them to be.

06:13 You have to accept them.

06:15 They're good and they're bad parts.

06:17 If you love them enough, you'll accept it.

06:20 And realize that you can't change it.

06:23 I grew the most when I went to treatment again two years ago.

06:27 I got to the root of all my childhood trauma

06:31 and all of my mental health issues

06:35 that I didn't realize that I had anxiety disorders.

06:40 And I was suffering from major depression

06:44 and needed to be on medication.

06:46 Like, I didn't know.

06:49 And taking that time out, because I've been working

06:54 since I was 15 years old.

06:57 And I just went from show to show to show,

06:59 from project to project, and never took any time off.

07:03 And it allowed me to stay mentally unwell.

07:08 So when I did stop and I did take the time off,

07:11 and I realized what I really didn't want out of life.

07:14 (upbeat music)

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