Kelly Osbourne cuts a stylish figure in a pink-and-black striped dress (2025)

Kelly Osbourne cut a stylish figure as she left the Severance afterparty at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Friday.

The singer, 40, showed off her slimmed-down frame in a pink-and-black striped silk midi dress from Rebecca Vallance, which retails for £1,160.

She elevated her look with pointed black court heels and carried her essentials in a large black tote bag while being escorted out of the glitzy event.

To complete her look, Kelly styled her blonde locks in an elegant half-up, half-down hairstyle and opted for glamorous make-up, including smoky eyeshadow.

Earlier in the night, Kelly also attended theClarins ICONS Event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures as she had a fun-filled night out on the town.

The star, who has been on a weight loss journey, first addressed her dramatic transformation in April last year.

She revealed she 'doesn't know where it came from' as she addressed claims that she had used Ozempic.

She told Extra: 'I know everybody thinks I took Ozempic. I did not take Ozempic. I don't know where that came from. My mum took Ozempic.'

Kelly explained her weight loss was prompted after developing gestational diabetes during pregnancy.

She said: 'I had gestational diabetes, and I had to lose the weight I gained during pregnancy, otherwise I was at a higher risk of actually getting diabetes, which I did not want.

'I cut out sugar and carbohydrates and I rapidly lost weight.'

She also revealed she'd been getting a total tone-up treatment that combines EMFACE and EMSCULPT NEO to sculpt her face and tighten her body.

Kelly added: 'I had the baby and my stomach got so many stretch marks, and the skin, it looks like it lost its elasticity.'

While she didn't use Ozempic herself, her mother Sharon did, and Kelly has been supportive of the drug as she spoke candidly about it on their family podcast in April.

She said: 'I made some comments about Ozempic recently where it was like 50 percent of the people hated it, 50 percent of the people liked it.

'But the truth is, my opinion used to be the same as the people who didn't like it until I met somebody who lost weight from Ozempic and it changed their life.

She added: 'They explained to me how it took the mental obsession with food away and from that reprieve allowed them to dig deeper through therapy and really figure out who they were and how life-changing it was for them.

Following the new information, she said: 'It completely changed my opinion on it so I'm like yeah, it's great.

'If there's a medication out there that can help people lose weight then what's so bad about it?'

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