Kelly Osbourne and lookalike son Sidney enjoyed a lunch with her friends at the Beverly Hills Hotel’s iconic Polo Lounge on Saturday.
The TV personality, 41, was every inch the doting mother as she cradled the sleeping three-year-old, while enjoying the al fresco meal.
Kelly Osbourne turned heads as she teamed her low-key black cardigan with an eye-catching white furry hat and statement spectacles.
She accessorised the outfit with numerous gold pendants as well as a colourful necklace made of plastic hearts.
Meanwhile Sidney, who Kelly Osbourne shares with fiancé Sid Wilson, was dressed smart in a blue Ralph Lauren shirt and enjoyed his meal before falling fast asleep.
Kelly captioned the post: ‘Here’s to the ladies who lunch with #BabySidney’.
She accessorised the outfit with numerous gold pendants as well as a colourful necklace made of plastic hearts.
Meanwhile Sidney, who Kelly shares with fiancé Sid Wilson, was dressed smart in a blue Ralph Lauren shirt and enjoyed his meal before falling fast asleep.
Kelly captioned the post: ‘Here’s to the ladies who lunch with #BabySidney’.
Sharon and her family said they could not convey the depths of their sadness through words after Ozzy’s death in July 2025 aged 76.
Their grief was shown to the world as they attended the public funeral procession for the rocker, with the family breaking as they witnessed the sweet tributes left by the people of Birmingham.
In December, Sharon also made the brave move of speaking out about Ozzy’s death for the first time.
She spoke to her longtime friend Piers Morgan on his YouTube show, Uncensored.
During the interview, Sharon broke down as she revealed Ozzy’s poignant final ever words to her and recounted the heartbreaking details from the day he died for the first time.
She told how on the fateful day he had woken at 4am and just 20 minutes later he was dead.
Sharon was left screaming after finding him slumped over in the gym at their house after he had decided to have an early morning workout despite his ill health at the time – including previous battles with pneumonia and sepsis.
After she heard yelling she ran to the gym – where he normally used a cross-trainer for up to 90 minutes a day.
Sharon said in the interview: ‘He had a heart attack. I ran downstairs, and there he was, and they were trying to resuscitate him, and I’m like, ‘Don’t — just leave him. Leave him. You can’t. He’s gone.’
‘I knew instantly he’d gone. And they tried and tried, and then they took him by helicopter to the hospital and they tried, and it’s like, ‘He’s gone. Just leave him.’