Kelly Osbourne Slams Becky Lynch Over Tasteless Ozzy Joke: ‘A Disrespectful Dirtbag’

Kelly Osbourne, renowned for her strong family loyalty, harshly criticized WWE star Becky Lynch on Monday night. This came after Lynch made an insensitive comment about Kelly’s late father, the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, formerly of “Fashion Police”.

During WWE’s “Monday Night Raw” in Birmingham, England, Lynch, 38, mentioned the Black Sabbath frontman after being challenged by Nikki Bella.

Lynch declared, “I am not wrestling in Birmingham.” She added, “The only good thing that came out of here died a month ago.”

As the audience reacted, Lynch continued, “But to be fair to Ozzy Osbourne, he was smart enough to move to LA, a real city. If I lived in Birmingham, I’d want to die too.”

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Kelly’s Reaction to Becky Lynch

On Tuesday, Kelly expressed her outrage on Instagram, calling the wrestler from Ireland “a disrespectful dirtbag.”

“Birmingham wouldn’t help you even if you were on fire. “#birminghamforever,” she wrote, mistakenly tagging a Lynch fan page instead of the official account.

She further criticized WWE, saying, “Shame on the @wwe for permitting such comments about my father and his hometown!”

Lynch received significant backlash for her statement.

“Seriously, did Becky just say that?” commented a YouTube user.

“That line about Ozzy Osbourne was filled with malice,” another observed.

A devoted Ozzy fan lamented, “I can never see Becky Lynch the same way again.”

“Mentioning Ozzy like that was utterly disrespectful,” said another fan.

Ozzy Osbourne’s Passing

Ozzy, aged 76, passed away on July 22 due to coronary artery disease, Parkinson’s disease, acute myocardial infarction, and cardiac arrest.

On July 31, he was interred near his residence in Buckinghamshire. Approximately 110 people, including family and industry colleagues, attended the private ceremony.

Birmingham hosted a moving funeral procession through its streets the day prior to the burial.

Among the mourners were Kelly, her mother Sharon, 72, and siblings Jack, 39, Aimee, 41, and Louis, 50.