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Kelly Osbourne's happy weight

Sun 20 Jan 2008

Kelly Osbourne will always be happy being "a bit fat."

The TV presenter, the daughter of Black Sabbath rocker Ozzy and X Factor judge Sharon, has always had issues with her body, but insists she is happy with her current weight.

She said: "I would never want to be perfect. I like the fact that I have round bits and will probably always be a bit fat. I don't want to be perfect, I want to be an individual."

Kelly, who played Mama Morton in the London theatre production of Chicago, also revealed she didn't realise she had lost weight preparing for the role until her clothes got too big for her to wear.

The 23-year-old star said: "I don't diet, and I didn't even realise I had lost weight until a dress literally fell off me. But recently, for the first time in my life I actually put on a dress and thought, 'You look beautiful.'"

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