Sharon Osbourne was once again showing off her dramatically different look as she appeared in a video for the Birmingham Royal Ballet on social media.
The TV personality, 70, who has dropped 30lb using controversial ‘skinny jab’ Ozempic, was looking slimmer than ever in the new video.
Sharon was discussing a new ballet produced by the Birmingham Royal Ballet, inspired by her husband Ozzy Osbourne’s band Black Sabbath’s music.
In the clip, Sharon was sporting an incredibly smooth visage and a full face of glamorous make-up, including a smokey-eye look and nude lip.
The mother of three wore her signature red locks in a bouncy blown out style and was wearing a white T-shirt with a black blazer.
Chatting: Sharon Osbourne was once again showing off her dramatically different look as she appeared in a video for the Birmingham Royal Ballet on social media
Striking: The TV personality, 70, who has dropped 30lb using controversial ‘skinny jab’ Ozempic, was looking slimmer than ever in the new video
In the video, she said: ‘When I first heard that the Birmingham Royal Ballet was putting on a ballet to Black Sabbath music, I thought this is so left field, it’s so unexpected.
‘Who would have thought of this combination, I just thought brilliant! This is just so out there that it is wonderful.’
It comes shortly after Sharon reflected on the uncompromising side-effects of Ozempic after losing more than 30Ibs while using it over a four month period.
The so-called ‘miracle’ drug was originally marketed to treat Type-2 diabetes, but has seen a spike in popularity over recent months due to its remarkable impact on weight-loss.
Public figures including actress Amy Schumer and Twitter CEO Elon Musk have previously admitted to using the drug, Sharon said regular use comes with an associated risk.
‘It’s different for everybody, but for me, the first few weeks was f***ing s**t because you just throw up all the time. You feel so nauseous,’ the former X Factor panellist told the Club Random with Bill Maher podcast.
She added: ‘After a couple of weeks, it goes, and then you’re just fine, you feel nothing. Just not hungry.’
New: Sharon was discussing a new ballet produced by the Birmingham Royal Ballet, inspired by her husband Ozzy Osbourne’s band Black Sabbath’s music
Downside: Sharon reflected on the uncompromising side-effects of controversial weight-loss drug Ozempic after losing more than 30Ibs while using it
Divisive: The so-called ‘miracle’ drug was originally marketed to treat Type-2 diabetes, but has seen a spike in popularity over recent months due to its remarkable impact on weight-loss
Opening up: The former X Factor panellist spoke to the Club Random with Bill Maher podcast about her experiences on the drug
While Sharon avoided naming Ozempic directly, she quipped that it was the “the f***ing injection everybody takes,’ prompting host Maher to refer to it as ‘The Olympic.’
Sharon admitted a lifelong struggle with her weight initially led to her the drug, but insisted she is no longer using it.
‘Your stomach shrinks, and you change,’ she said. ‘I’ve been on it since December, but I came off it a couple of months ago.’
Speaking in May, Sharon revealed she dropped 30 pounds over the course of four months after using the jabs, but felt nauseous everyday and insisted it was not a ‘quick fix’.
During a discussion on US chat show The Talk, the TV personality shared her first-hand experience of the drug, after it was announced that its launch in the UK had been put on pause.
‘It is a mental problem. It really is, apart from, you know, when children grow up in a household where they live off chips and pies,’ she said.
‘But I took (the injection.) I took it for four months and I lost 30 pounds, but like everything, there’s always no quick recipe.
‘I was very sick for a couple of months. The first couple of months, I just felt nauseous. Every day I felt nauseous, my stomach was upset, whatever.
