Kelly Osbourne He hasn’t gone under the knife yet.

Osbourne, 40, only Us Weekly About plastic surgery rumors during the cover storyIt hit newsstands earlier this week. “I used to not be able to look at myself in the mirror. “I was the kind of girl who showered with the lights off because I didn’t want to look at my body,” she said. We. “I don’t feel that way (anymore). I’m really happy with the way I look; Even though everyone thinks I had plastic surgery!”

Even though Osbourne hasn’t done anything yet permanent changes in your bodyhe said We She had tried Botox before. “I’ll be injecting all day long, but I’ve never had a filler,” she admitted.

“Everyone says, ‘You’ve done so much to your face,’ and I say, ‘Actually, I looked really good under all that oil.’ I said. “When I lost weight, the shape of my face changed.” (In 2020, Osbourne revealed that she lost 85 pounds after undergoing gastric bypass surgery two years ago.)

When it comes to future plastic surgery, Osbourne is open-minded. “I don’t want your neck to be shaky, so I’m going to get this cleaned up,” he said. “I want to have my breasts done. “They look saggy and saggy, but I’m so scared.” He stated that he did not want to “change” his face.

Over the years, fans have speculated about what Osbourne is doing, but she’s trying to “quiet the noise” in this conversation. “Everyone has the right to their own opinion. If they think I had plastic surgery then I look good!” he said We.

Elsewhere in the interview, Osbourne shut down the rumors she was using. Ozempic for weight loss. “I’ve never done Ozempic,” Osbourne says Wesets the record straight. “I stapled my stomach, so tell the story straight.”

Although some are divided on Osbourne’s transformation, she found “a strong sense of self” by going to therapy. “I don’t want to be the most beautiful girl in the room, I don’t want to be the smartest, funniest or loudest. I just want to be my weird self and learn to love that weird self that follows the journey that takes me to the gates of hell and back to hell,” she explained to Us.

For more of Osbourne’s cover story, pick up the new issue. Us Weeklyon stands now.