Amanda Holden makes savage comment about nemesis Sharon Osbourne's 'Ozempic face'
Amanda Holden has fuelled the flames of her feud with Sharon Osbourne again after making a savage comment about her use of Ozempic. The women were involved in a bitter exchange two years ago when Amanda accused The Osbournes star of being 'bitter and pathetic' over comments she made about her former boss on the X Factor, Simon Cowell.
Now, Amanda is at it again after saying 'she would always choose her face over her waistline' as she opened up Sharon's use of the drug designed to treat diabetes, which is now being used for weight loss. Former X Factor judge Sharon, 72, has been open about how Ozempic had an severe effect on her appearance after she lost four stone in three months.
But, Amanda, 54, doesn't seem to have any sympathy as she told the Mail: "I would choose my face over my waist any day."
She continued: "Obviously, yeah, with Sharon....", she paused... "It is a crazy time for those sort of jabs and things. But I will always choose my a*** over my weight and my boobs. This is where the weight goes."
Amanda added: "We've seen some huge differences [with celebrities appearances] at some of the red carpets in Hollywood.
"I think it's been very helpful for lots of people, I'm obviously not an advocate of somebody using it if they don't need to, just because we don't know what the implications are yet, but I think if people have used it for health reasons and for the right reasons, then it's great."
Sharon irked Amanda when she said her Britain's Got Talent boss pal, Simon Cowell, "doesn't know how to keep friends" in a conversation with their fellow former X Factor judge Louis Walsh when the pair appeared together on Celebrity Big Brother.
Responding, Amanda branded the comments: "Stabby, stabby, stabby" and accused Sharon of being "bitter and pathetic".
She also praised Simon for giving Sharon and Louis a "lot of money and a lifestyle they probably wouldn't have had".
However, retorting, Sharon took to Instagram fuming that Amanda did not know her "history in the music industry, my achievements, the artists I have worked with, the shows that I've produced, and my global celebrity".
She said whenever she had seen the actress on television she always thought she was "very beautiful and talented" but told her: "Never make comments about my lifestyle given to me by Simon Cowell.
"It's demeaning to me and my husband and all the achievements I have made in my life as you're making yourself look like an ill-informed sycophantic."
Sharon, who starred alongside her family in the 2000s reality show The Osbournes and had her own talk show, said her brand is "known worldwide" and she has been "blessed with an amazing lifestyle throughout my entire life", with a mansion in Beverley Hills and an English country estate.
She continued: "I never discuss money, lifestyle, or positions of power," she said.
"I find it to be classless and crude.
"Yes, Simon paid me very well. Probably more than what you're receiving today, but all of that my darling went on a few handbags."
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