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Kelly Osbourne in ‘Happier Place’ After Sid Wilson Split, Brother Jack Says

August 30, 2026:

Kelly Osbourne in ‘Happier Place’ After Sid Wilson Split, Brother Jack Says

Jack Osbourne on Sister Kelly
She’s Happier These Days After Sid Split

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Kelly Osbourne is apparently doing a whole lot better after her split from Sid Wilson … with brother Jack Osbourne saying she’s settled into a happier life focused on herself and her son.

Jack gave the update in a new interview with The Sun … saying Kelly is “in a happier place” these days and has found a solid routine.

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Jack says … “Kelly’s living her country life. She’s just doing her thing, being a mom” … adding she is now focusing on herself and 3-year-old Sidney, whom she shares with Sid.

As TMZ previously reported … Kelly and Sid quietly called off their engagement earlier this year after years together, though sources told us at the time the door wasn’t necessarily closed on a reconciliation.

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Things appeared to get much frostier in August, when Kelly unloaded in a series of cryptic posts shortly after Sid was booted from Slipknot … saying she was done protecting someone from themselves and asking for her dogs, belongings and “maybe some child support.” She never named Sid in the posts.

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Jack, however, isn’t saying much about where Kelly and Sid currently stand.

Asked whether a scene featuring Sid should be cut from the family’s upcoming documentary, Jack shut it down … joking he’d get his ass kicked if he said the wrong thing.

Whatever’s happening between the exes … Jack says Kelly appears to be moving forward just fine.

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