Sharon Osbourne recently called out Kelly Clarkson, saying, "That's ridiculous." The incident occurred during an episode of "The Talk," where Osbourne criticized Clarkson for talking about her divorce on her talk show. The conversation began when Osbourne was asked about Clarkson's divorce and shared her opinion that it should be kept private. This led to a heated discussion between Osbourne and her co-hosts, with Osbourne stating that she thought it was "ridiculous" for Clarkson to discuss such personal matters publicly.

Osbourne's comments sparked controversy and raised questions about the line between public and private life for celebrities. Some viewers agreed with Osbourne, believing that Clarkson should not have shared intimate details about her divorce on television. Others, however, felt that Clarkson had the right to talk about her experiences and that it was important to destigmatize divorce and the emotions that come with it.

The incident also highlighted the different perspectives that people have on the issue of privacy and personal disclosure.

While Osbourne believed that certain aspects of life should be kept private, others, like Clarkson, may feel that sharing their struggles can help others going through similar challenges. The clash of opinions between Osbourne and Clarkson on the show demonstrated the complexities of navigating personal matters in the public eye.

Ultimately, the confrontation between Osbourne and Clarkson served as a reminder of the challenges that come with being a public figure.

As celebrities like Clarkson continue to share their personal experiences with the world, they must consider the impact of their words and actions on both their own lives and the lives of their audience. Balancing the desire for authenticity and connection with the need for privacy is a delicate tightrope that many celebrities must walk.