EXCLUSIVE Kelly Osbourne is unrecognisable at summer party - and tells me her stunning tirade for critics who say she is taking Ozempic 'too far': RICHARD EDEN'S DIARY
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The Serpentine Gallery's summer party is one of the highlights of the London social season and attracts famous faces from around the world.
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