If there’s one thing we’ve learned about the Osbournes over the years, it’s that they don’t hold back. If there is something on their minds, you can be darn sure they will speak their truth. More than a year after Ozzy Osbourne’s death, his youngest daughter, Kelly Osbourne, took to her Instagram stories to defend Ozzy after Twisted Sister lead singer Dee Snider seemed to shade Ozzy’s career.
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“There’s something spectacularly classless about Dee Snider trying to diminish my father Ozzy Osbourne and his extraordinary abilities and achievements when he is no longer here to challenge his allegations, particularly when Snider cannot claim to know the private reality of my father’s life simply by looking in from the outside or from hearsay from a delusional man with a vendetta against my father. When to the best of my knowledge they were maybe in the same room once if even at all,” Kelly wrote.
Kelly Osbourne Wanted Dee Snider to Know She Will Always Have Ozzy Osbourne’s Back
Kelly Osbourne added that despite what Dee Snider wrote, she’s not going to let his words tarnish her dad’s career.
“My father doesn’t need Dee Snider’s approval to establish his place in music history. And trying to make my father smaller won’t make Dee Snider bigger. It only reminds everyone of the enormous difference between their legacies and further proves just how irrelevant Snider is to the music industry and society as a whole. However I would like to thank you Dee Snider for allowing the world to see how truly desperate he really is!” Kelly wrote.
In a separate post, Kelly Osbourne added that her father’s legacy will live on with his millions of fans no matter how Dee Snider feels.
“My father’s legacy as a musician, songwriter, singer and bandleader speaks for itself. His friends, those who worked with him, those who love him, and millions of fans around the world that still continue to buy his records know exactly what he meant, what he contributed and what he leaves behind. His legacy will live on eternally,” she added.
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