Kelly Osbourne makes triumphant red carpet return after addressing ‘scary’ weight loss

Kelly Osbourne walked the red carpet at the National Television Awards 2026 on Tuesday, days after she spoke out about her “scary” weight loss.

The TV personality wore a bold blue and brown tartan off-the-shoulder gown by Vivienne Westwood to London’s O2 Arena.

Her accessories included layered necklaces and drop earrings, while she kept her blond hair slicked back in a bun.

Kelly Osbourne (seen here) walked the red carpet at the National Television Awards 2026 in London on Tuesday. WireImage

The TV personality, who has recently been open about her “scary” weight loss, wore an off-the-shoulder gown. Getty Images for The NTA’s

Kelly, 41, completed her look with dramatic makeup, including bright blue eyeshadow that matched her dress.

The “Fashion Police” alum attended the award show to support the BBC documentary “Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home,” which was nominated in the Authored Documentary category. The project lost to “Our Girls: The Southport Families.”

The Osbourne doc was filmed over a three-year period leading up to Ozzy Osbourne’s death in July 2025.

Kelly (pictured here) brought her close friend Bradley Riches as her date. Getty Images for The NTA’s

She attended the event in support of the BBC documentary “Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home,” which was up for an award. Grant Buchanan/Dave Benett/Getty Images

Kelly, who brought her close friend Bradley Riches as her date, spoke to Metro on the red carpet about receiving support from the public over her weight journey.

“It’s sad that it had to get to a point to where people had to stand up for me and say something. It’s hard to grieve anyone. I would never wish that upon anybody,” she said, referring to the death of her famous dad.

“But to have to do it in front of the world, and then get judged for the way that you do it, was even harder.”

Kelly (seen here with mom Sharon at the BRIT Awards in February) told Metro on the red carpet that she couldn’t watch the documentary, which was filmed before her dad Ozzy’s death in July 2025. WireImage

Kelly (seen above) also spoke about how “grateful” she is that people have supported her in her weight journey. Kelly Osbourne / Instagram

Ozzy and Sharon’s youngest daughter also said she’s “grateful” for the “beautiful people in this world that showed me kindness, love and support” after her father’s death.

Additionally, Kelly told Metro that she hasn’t watched the BBC doc because it’s “too painful,” but noted that “it’s an honor” the project was up for a nomination.

“What I think is so special is to everyone who voted for it, whether we win or not, you’ve been a part of our life story and the journey with our family from day one to now,” she explained. “The fact that we’re even here tonight being nominated is because of you, and we’re so grateful as a family.”

“It’s hard to grieve anyone. I would never wish that upon anybody,” Kelly (seen here in June) said on the red carpet. GC Images

Kelly (pictured above with Sharon in November 2025) thanked the “beautiful people in this world that showed me kindness, love and support” after Ozzy’s death. Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Rebecca Vallance

Kelly also thanked BBC for being so “caring and careful and attentive to my father as they were filming.”

“It’s a devastating story,” she added, “but it’s also a really beautiful one.”

Kelly has been open about how grieving Ozzy’s death has taken a toll on her. She recently told the Daily Mail that she wore a wig to hide her weight loss at the 2026 Grammy Awards in February, where there was a special tribute to Ozzy.

“I looked like the f–king Crypt Keeper,” Kelly said, admitting she “was in so much pain” and felt like “a broken person” after her dad’s death.

Kelly (seen here in August) also said the documentary is “a devastating story, but it’s also a really beautiful one.” Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Images

Kelly (seen here with Ozzy in 2013) has been open about her grief since Ozzy’s passing last year. Getty Images

But in a positive update, Kelly —  who separated from her fiancé, Sid Wilson, in March — shared last month that she was “getting a lot better” and receiving the help and support she needed for her weight loss struggles.

“It’s going to take me a minute. I’m not going to be fixed in a day. I’m not going to be fixed on one therapy session,” the mother of one said.

“This is a lifetime of work I’ve got to do and continue to do for the rest of my life.”

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