Sharon Osbourne recently confirmed she would be in attendance at a rather controversial political event: a far-right march in London. Organized by activist Tommy Robinson, the event will see scores of individuals gather to protest against immigration and other government policies, something that Sharon’s late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, would never have taken part in—according to fans. Keep reading for more information.
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Sharon Osbourne Makes Political Statement On Immigration
Taking to social media to promote his "Unite the Kingdom" rally in central London, ring wing activist Tommy Robinson says, "It's the date the world hears our roar, and that we have had enough of migration and mass immigration and the oppression from a tyrannical government."
In a shocking move, Sharon Osbourne commented on the Instagram post promoting the event, writing, "See you at the march."
Tommy's page then posted a message confirming Sharon's attendance at the event, which drew even more attention to her involvement, something that many Ozzy Osbourne fans think goes against his beliefs. According to an insider source, Sharon's close friends "think this is a step too far and risks damaging how people remember Ozzy."
Social Media Reactions
Sharon's political stance has made headlines across different social media platforms, and many users are upset with her for promoting such hateful beliefs. Even homelessness charity Centrepoint cut ties with the television personality after she voiced her support for the far right movement.
"Not wholly surprising but very grim," one person wrote on Reddit.
"Did she write this from the comfort of her second home in LA where she spends a lot of her time as a migrant?" another person pointed out. "Once again the real motivations of 'it's ok if you have money' coming out."
"Not surprising but still disappointing," agreed the next.
"Disappointing to say the least," another fan wrote. "Ozzy is rolling over in his grave."
