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Kelly Osbourne left the U.S. for her son: "I don't want to have to explain school shootings to him"
Croatia🏛️ Politics17 hr. ago

Kelly Osbourne left the U.S. for her son: "I don't want to have to explain school shootings to him"

Kelly Osbourne, 41, has moved her three-year-old son Sidney from Los Angeles to England after the death of his father, Ozzy Osbourne, in July. She explained that she wants to protect Sidney from the dangers faced by children in American schools, including school shootings, which she finds absurd. Osbourne emphasizes a gender-neutral approach to parenting, allowing Sidney to explore his interests freely without assigning activities based on traditional gender roles. She notes that Sidney naturally interacts with others according to their self-identification, without being taught specific behaviors. Osbourne also reflected on the emotional impact of her father’s death, stating that she will never be the same person she was before and is working through grief with family, friends, and therapy.

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Kelly Osbourne left the U.S. for her son: "I don't want to have to explain school shootings to him"

Kelly Osbourne, 41, has moved her three-year-old son Sidney from Los Angeles to England after the death of his father, Ozzy Osbourne, in July. She explained that she wants to protect Sidney from the dangers faced by children in American schools, including school shootings, which she finds absurd. Osbourne emphasizes a gender-neutral approach to parenting, allowing Sidney to explore his interests freely without assigning activities based on traditional gender roles. She notes that Sidney naturally interacts with others according to their self-identification, without being taught specific behaviors. Osbourne also reflected on the emotional impact of her father’s death, stating that she will never be the same person she was before and is working through grief with family, friends, and therapy.

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