Britney Spears Claps Back At 'Boring' Osbourne Family Over Ozzy's 'Sad' Take On Her Videos
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Spears wasn't having it with the Black Sabbath singer after he said he's "fed up" with seeing the pop icon dancing online.
Britney Spears didn’t mince her words for the Osbourne family on Wednesday after Ozzy Osbourne shared his frustrations with seeing videos of the pop icon dancing.
Spears, in an Instagram post, pointed to “incredibly cruel” people who recently made body-shaming comments on Kate Beckinsale’s social media posts before addressing critics of her own content.
“I’m gonna do a photoshoot with Kate and tell the Osbourne family who is the most boring family known to mankind to kindly fuck off !!!” Spears wrote.
The comments arrive after the Black Sabbath singer, on Tuesday’s episode of “The Osbournes Podcast,” weighed in as his wife Sharon Osbourne and daughter Kelly Osbourne discussed TikTok.
“I’m fed up of seeing poor old Britney Spears on YouTube,” said Ozzy Osbourne of the pop icon, who sparked concerns from fans when she appeared to dance with knives in a video last year.
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