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Kelly Osbourne Details Relationship With Estranged Sister Aimee, Explains Why She Cut Ties
Kelly said Aimee has behaved like a stranger and noted the sisters have not spoken, ending any chance of repairing their long-running rift.
- On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, Kelly Osbourne announced she has permanently cut ties with her older sister, Aimee Osbourne during an appearance on Paul C. Brunson's We Need To Talk podcast, ruling out any reconciliation.
- Their fractured relationship dates back to the early 2000s, when Aimee opted out of the MTV reality series The Osbournes to protect her privacy, establishing a long-standing pattern of distance.
- Alleging a lack of familial acknowledgment, Kelly claimed Aimee 'didn't really ever acknowledge' her and brother Jack Osbourne growing up, suggesting her sister appeared 'embarrassed' by their family.
- Ruling out any reconciliation, Kelly told Brunson she does not want Aimee in her life after alleged 'horrible things,' describing them as 'polar opposites' with fundamentally incompatible values.
- Despite gathering for their father Ozzy Osbourne's funeral in July 2025, the siblings remain estranged, with Jack Osbourne previously confirming his own distant relationship with Aimee, highlighting a persistent family divide.
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Kelly Osbourne Reveals Where She and Her Estranged Sister Stand After Years of Strain and “Resentment”
“We’re very different.”Aimee and Kelly Osbourne in 2003.Credit: Getty ImagesThe GistKelly Osbourne appeared on the latest episode of the “We Need to Talk” podcast.She discussed her relationship with her estranged sister Aimee Osbourne.“I never got a big sister, and I had to learn how to do certain things that a big sister should have taught you on my own,” Kelly said.Kelly Osbourne discussed her strained relationship with her sister Aimee Osbour…
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