Sharon Osbourne called rudest celebrity she's ever met 'rude, rude, rude little boy'

Former X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne isn't afraid to say exactly what she's thinking.

The legendary TV personality looked slightly bewildered as she stepped into the Big Brother house last night (4 March), being whisked away into a secret room to observe her fellow housemates with longtime pal Louis Walsh.

But, she certainly didn't mince her words when she was asked to name the rudest celebrity she's ever met during an interview with E! News last year.

As the Osbournes revealed that they'd be reviving their podcast, the 71-year-old and her daughter Kelly, 39, appeared on the show, taking part in a game of ‘Stir the Pot.’

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During the game, Sharon was asked to 'name the rudest celebrity you’ve ever met'.

She was quick to answer the awkward question although she couldn’t actually remember their name.

"The guy that’s married to an actress and he used to do That ‘70s Show," Sharon said – quite the credentials.

But Kelly knew exactly who she meant: "Oh, Ashton Kutcher? Really?"

Her mum continued: "Yes. Oh rude, rude, rude, rude little boy."

In case she hadn’t quite gotten her point across, Sharon added: "Rude, rude, yes. Dastardly little thing."

Kelly then admitted: "I was not prepared for that."

The TV star didn’t give much information about why she has such strong feelings towards the Two and a Half Men actor, but has previously expressed it.

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Back in 2018, Sharon told Larry King Now about an episode of her old show The Talk that didn’t go so well.

She said: "I didn’t get on with that one guy, that Ashton Kutcher. Didn’t get on with him at all."

Although, the music manager did add the actor had a 'bad attitude' because she didn’t remember his name properly - something she still appears to struggle with.

Sharon did however talk about apologising to Justin Bieber for a feud she ignited.

She said: “I have apologised to him before, and it's Justin Bieber, because he did something. And when I was doing another talk show, I said, 'He's really bad, and how can his parents let him do that?' and all that.

"And I'm like, 'Who am I to say that he's bad? He's a kid. Leave him alone.' And I felt really terrible after saying it, and I felt such guilt."

We wonder if Sharon's stint on Celebrity Big Brother will add any new names to her blacklist...