Sharon Osbourne has had a lot of jobs and titles over the years, including rock star manager, reality television star, talk show host, and even an author, but if there’s one place she never wants to step foot in again, it’s on the set of “The Talk.” In 2022, Osbourne told Newsweek in an interview that she would rather vacation in Afghanistan than face her former co-hosts from the hit CBS daytime television show. She told the publication, “Nothing would make me go back to ‘The Talk,’ with their hypocrisy and their lies that go on at that company.”
But her on-air spat with Sheryl Underwood might not be the only reason why Osbourne doesn’t want to go back to (or even look back at) that job. Her other former co-host, Holly Robinson Peete, also made accusations against her. Peete claims that Osbourne once complained that the former television actor was “too ghetto,” per Variety. Leah Remini co-signed Peete’s statement by claiming she was also bullied by Osbourne and that she would also use racist and homophobic language behind the scenes, according to The Reset. Remini even suggested in 2012 that Osbourne might have had a hand in her and Peete getting fired from the show that year.
But just because Osbourne is no longer on “The Talk” doesn’t mean she’s not talking.
Post source: The List
