Jack Osbourne addresses sister Kelly's breakup with Sid Wilson: 'She's in a happier place'
Jack Osbourne breaks silence on his sister Kelly Osbourne's breakup with Sid Wilson
Jack Osbourne has finally broken the silence on his sister Kelly Osbourne's breakup with Sid Wilson.
Speaking to The Sun, the 48-year-old TV personality revealed that his sister is “living her country life, and she’s just doing her thing, being a mum.”
Jack further told the outlet that Kelly is also “in a happier place, and she’s got a good routine going.”
“She’s focusing on her and her son," he concluded.
For those unversed, Kelly called off her engagement with Sid in March 2026. The former couple shares a 4-year-old son, Sidney.
“There is no secret that she’s not happy with him. They’ve had a lot of back and forth,” the insider told People magazine at the time. “They’re not together right now.”
“She just doesn’t want the drama in her life right now,” the source added. “Sid has a lot he needs to work through on his own.”
Meanwhile, another insider told the Daily Mail that Kelly and Sid "have been having relationship problems for a while, and things were not as they seemed."
"They tried to make it work, particularly for the sake of their child, but ultimately decided that separating is the best path forward," claimed the confidant.
"Kelly has endured a great deal over the past year. Despite everything, she remains sober and is now focusing on herself and her role as a mother moving ahead," a tipster added.
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