Sharon Osbourne Slams Sheryl Underwood’s Claims She Didn’t Apologize After ‘The Talk’ Drama, Releases Alleged Text Messages

They may be close pals today, but that wasn't always the case for Sharon Osbourne and Piers Morgan, as she revealed she once punched him in the face.The mum-of-three, who celebrated her 38th wedding anniversary with husband Ozzy, has been friends with the former Good Morning Britain presenter for 20 years but they haven't always seen eye-to-eye.The pair previously got into a huge argument which led to Sharon, 68, losing her cool and punching Piers, 56, in the mouth. She told You magazine: "We argue like hell; we had a punch-up once.

Sharon Osbourne, 68, called Prince Harry, 36, the “poster boy” of white privilege when she sat down for her first interview after departing The Talk, amid racism accusations. Following her on-air dispute with fellow co-host Sheryl Underwood, 57, and the March 10 announcement that she wouldn’t return to the show, the outspoken Brit appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on Apr. 16. “You know when they say white privilege? You know, right there with Harry. Right there. He is the poster boy,” she said during the sit-down.

Sharon Osbourne has admitted she slapped close pal Piers Morgan around the face on a lunch date, but husband Ozzy Osbourne forced her to apologise. The former X Factor judge, who came under fire recently for defending outspoken Piers, has said that despite their friendship, they still "argue like hell".And one particular disagreement led to a "punch-up" at a fancy Chinese restaurant in the affluent area of Knightsbridge in London.She explained: "I slapped him in Mr Chow's."Then I go home and Ozzy goes, 'Call him and apologise.

 “That was years ago.

Sharon Osbourne has recalled a furious bust-up with Piers Morgan - and how husband Ozzy forced her to heal their relationship.

Sharon Osbourne gave $700,000 to Black Lives Matter just months before she was accused of being a racist on The Talk.As riots sweet across America following the murder of George Floyd by a police officer, Sharon and her rocker husband Ozzy Osbourne arranged for special Black Sabbath T-shirts to be made supporting the movement. Keen to do their bit, the couple had the tops printed with Black Lives Matter in the band's distinctive font.

Sharon Osbourne has lifted the lid on the harrowing threats sent to her by twisted trolls.

SHARON Osbourne has revealed she once punched Piers Morgan in the face during a lunch date. The pair have known each other for 20 years, with Sharon recently defending the former Good Morning Britain star on US chat show The Talk.

Sharon Osbourne has spoken for the first time since she sensationally left US talk show, The Talk, last month.The 68-year-old walked away after supporting Piers Morgan’s blistering attack on Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex’s, famous Oprah Winfrey interview.Mrs O clashed with former co-star Sheryl Underwood whose views did not align with Piers’ over Meghan, 39, and husband Prince Harry, 36.Piers had criticised the Duchess’ claims that she suffered with her mental health and faced racist comments during her time within the walls of the Palace.During an episode that aired on March 10, Sheryl asked Sharon: "What would you say to people who may feel that, while you're standing by your friend, it appears that you gave validation or safe

Sharon Osbourne is continuing to speak openly and honestly following her on-air spat with Sheryl Underwood.The 68-year-old was prompted on air to spill her feelings about her close pal Piers Morgan after he faced backlash for saying he "didn't believe" Meghan Markle in the Duchess of Sussex's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.Things turned heated when Sheryl explained that former X Factor judge Sharon could be seen as a racist for defending her friend.After things turned seriously heated in the live TV spat, Sharon was eventually dismissed from her job.She was the last original member of The Talk from it launched over a decade ago.Ozzy's wife who had devoted 11-years to the American programme, is now trying to move on but says she

Sharon Osbourne has spoken out about her feelings following her sensational fallout with Sheryl Underwood.

Sheryl Underwood tearfully claimed she has been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following her heated on-air clash with Sharon Osbourne, as The Talk returned to TV screens after an almost month-long hiatus on Monday.'I feel like I'm in PTSD, because it was a trauma, and I feel like I want to get past this,' Underwood, 57, said while holding back tears, addressing the drama that saw Osbourne, 68, quit the CBS show after speaking up for her friendPiers Morgan.Osbourne defended Morgan, 56, for saying he didn't believe Meghan Markle was suicidal during her Oprah Winfreyinterview - which lead to a very heated exchange between herself and Underwood.Morgan tweeted about Underwood's PTSD admission on Twitter, writing: 'Oh what a

Sharon Osbourne is speaking out after exiting .On Friday's episode of, Osbourne addressed her departure for the first time since CBS announced last month that she would be leaving the daytime show after 11 seasons.«I'm angry, I'm hurt,» Osbourne told Bill Maher. «I've been called so many things in my life.

Sharon Osbourne spoke out for the first time following her departure from The Talk, and she continued to maintain her innocence.

Sharon Osbourne is breaking her silence following her departure from “The Talk” last month.

Sharon Osbourne has given her first TV interview about her departure from The Talk in March following a heated exchange with cohost Sheryl Underwood.

Sharon Osbourne, 68, has broken her silence on her exit from the US Chat show while blasting Prince Harry as "the poster boy for white privilege." Appearing on Real Time with Bill Maher yesterday, the flame-haired TV personality addressed her controversial exit from the show following her defence of friend Piers Morgan and his comments about Meghan Markle after her landmark interview with Oprah Winfrey.Sharon walked across the stage to greet the chat show host to applause and cheering from the live audience."That's nice," said Bill referencing the support the former The Talk presenter was getting."Aren't you glad you came?" he asked."Yes, I am," admitted Sharon.Speaking to the TV host, Sharon opened up about how she felt following her

Sharon Osbourne gave her first interview after leaving The Talk to Bill Maher on his HBO series, Real Time With Bill Maher.

Sharon Osbourne appeared on "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday night and addressed her controversial departure from the CBS daytime talk show "The Talk."  Bill Maher kicked off the interview by asking how Osbourne was doing since she was last seen on TV. "I'm angry, I'm hurt," she responded, among other remarks, but stressed, "I'm a fighter." On the subject of what led to Osbourne's ousting from "The Talk," Maher told the former co-host, "I don't think anything happened." He then recapped the ordeal, which involved Osbourne defending her friend Piers Morgan, who similarly left "Good Morning Britain" over his critical remarks about Meghan Markle following the Oprah Winfrey interview.

The Oscars aren’t for more than a week, but if they were handing out awards for disgruntled old white people tonight, Sharon Osbourne and Bill Maher may find themselves in a tie.

Sharon Osbourne didn’t hold back in her first interview since it was announced on Mar. 26 that she would not be returning to The Talk following a Mar. 10 on-air dust-up with co-host Sheryl Underwood, 57. The feisty 68-year-old Brit appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on Apr. 16, and told him that “I’m used to being called names. A racist is one I will not take.” She then railed on cancel culture, saying “I’m doing just fine. What about the people that are cut from the knees down who can’t afford to get lessons now on what’s politically correct? What happens to them? It’s not fair. It isn’t about being a racist. It’s maybe not knowing what is correct and woke for your language that day. It changes from day to day what is correct.”