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Kelly Osbourne has spoken out against WWE star Becky Lynch after the wrestler made what she called an offensive joke about her late father, Ozzy Osbourne.
Kelly condemned the Irish wrestler for making a tasteless remark about the former Black Sabbath frontman and his hometown of Birmingham, England, earlier this week.
During a live appearance in the city on Monday, Lynch, 38, cracked a joke referencing the rock legend’s death.
“The only good thing that came outta here died a month ago,” she said. “But in fairness to Ozzy Osbourne, he had the good sense to move to L.A. Because if I lived in Birmingham, I’d die too.”
Kelly, 40, responded the next day on Instagram, calling the comments “disrespectful.”
“Becky Lynch, you are a disrespectful dirtbag!” she wrote. “Birmingham would not p**s on you if you were on fire.”
She added, “Shame on the WWE for allowing such things to be said about my father and his home!”
Ozzy died on July 22 at the age of 76, just weeks after taking the stage with Black Sabbath one last time at Villa Park in his hometown on July 5.
A public funeral procession was held in the city centre on July 30, followed by his burial on the grounds of his home in England.
Not long after the funeral, Kelly posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, admitting that she was facing the “hardest moment of her life.”
“Grief is a strange thing; it sneaks up on you in waves. I will not be ok for a while, but knowing my family is not alone in our pain makes a difference,” she wrote. “I’m holding on tight to the love, the light, and the legacy left behind.”
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Chris Brown, despite his polarizing reputation, continues to be one of R&B’s biggest heartthrobs. Just ask fellow artist Summer Walker. His charm and stage presence seemed to win over Kayla Nicole as well during their moment together onstage last week.
The Virginia-born star invited the reporter and media personality onstage during his Los Angeles show for Breezy Bowl XX, giving her an unforgettable experience. She joined him for his live performance of the 2007 hit Take You Down, where the chemistry quickly heated up.
Sitting her down in a red chair, Chris Brown climbed onto her lap and delivered a sultry lap dance. While many of his fans might have been overwhelmed by the moment, Kayla Nicole confidently embraced it, giving the energy right back to him. The two even leaned in close for a kiss before the lights dimmed, leaving the crowd guessing how it ended. Nicole later reflected proudly on the moment.
“Well, that was fun. I had to do it for the teenage me blasting CB in her bedroom. For the mini me who saw him at one of her first concerts. For the woman who sometimes feels like she has to be a monolith instead of multi-layered. I did it for the smart girls, the cool girls, the sexy girls, the fun girls— for all of us who are all of those things at once. And I OVERLY did it for my brown girls, tthhhhaankya.”
Since then, her fans have been eager to hear how it all came together. On her podcast over the weekend, as highlighted by The Shade Room, Kayla Nicole revealed that the performance was not rehearsed or planned.
She explained that someone asked if she’d be interested in participating only moments before the concert, but she wasn’t chosen until Take You Down started to play. That spontaneity made the experience even more surreal for her.
One of the burning fan questions was whether Chris Brown smelled good during their close encounter. Nicole admitted she honestly couldn’t recall much because of the rush of adrenaline in the moment.
While the performance drew plenty of positive reactions, it also stirred up controversy, with some accusing Brown of being a “colorist” who favors lighter-skinned women. He clapped back on Instagram before stepping away from social media. “Miss me with that colorist rage baiting!!!” he wrote on his IG story. “Ima a take a break from social media. Y'all done pissed me off long enough.”
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