Sharon and Kelly Osbourne stepped back into the spotlight together this week, marking their first red carpet appearance since Ozzy Osbourne’s death in July.
The two attended a Rebecca Vallance event in London on Wednesday, holding hands and smiling as they posed for photos.
Sharon, 73, wore a floor-length maroon dress covered in sequins and completed her look with diamond earrings and a black clutch.
Kelly, 41, opted for a rhinestone-embellished pink halter dress with a sparkling neckline and kept her jewelery simple, wearing diamond rings.
Her fiancé, Sid Wilson, also joined the couple at the fashion event.
Kelly later shared photos on Instagram from the evening, writing that it was a special moment.
She wrote, “Had the best time with my mom and @rebeccavallancegasan at the @rebeccavallance relaunch,” adding that the dress took her out of her usual comfort zone.
“It took me out of my comfort zone of black and made my bubblegum pink dreams come true.” She also wrote: “I thought my mom looked beautiful and it was so nice to see her having some fun!”
The outing comes during a difficult time for the family as they continue to navigate their loss.
Earlier this month, Kelly shared further Osbourne’s Podcast that she slept in Sharon’s bed for two months after Ozzy died and said her mother struggled to sleep alone.
She opened up about the depth of her grief, saying: “I never realized how terrible grief is. I never knew I was capable of loving someone so much and missing someone so much.”
Sharon also spoke about her own experience, admitting: “I hate going to bed at night.”
For Kelly, mornings have been especially painful since she lost her father.
She explained: “I wake up and for the first three seconds I feel normal. And then I remember everything. Mornings are the hardest for me.”
She went on to say that the mornings remind her the most of her father: “What is the morning? Because it happened in the morning. And I used to spend most of my time with dad in the morning.”
Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22 at the age of 76.
According to a death certificate filed by his daughter Aimée Osbourne at a registry in London, the Black Sabbath legend died of a heart attack.
