Kelly Osbourne

Born in London, England on October 27, 1984, Kelly Osbourne grew up in a unique environment split between traditional schooling and the rock star lifestyle of her parents, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne. After gaining attention through the success of their reality TV show, "The Osbournes," Kelly released her debut album, "Shut Up," in November 2002, which failed to make a significant impact despite her larger-than-life persona. Following her departure from Epic Records in 2003, she resurfaced on the Sanctuary label with a reissued version of the album titled "Changes," featuring a duet with Ozzy Osbourne on the title track.

Despite personal struggles and family drama, Kelly continued to pursue her music career, releasing her second album, "Sleep in the Nothing," in June 2005. The album showcased a departure from her rock roots into a dance-pop sound influenced by the 1980s, reflecting her evolving musical tastes. With production and co-writing from Linda Perry, the album received positive reviews and demonstrated Kelly's versatility as an artist amid the challenges she faced in the public eye.