Sharon Osbourne comes out as bisexual

[Firewire]

Sharon Osbourne has come out as bisexual during an appearance on US current affairs show The Talk.

During the programme, on which she serves as a regular panellist, the 63-year-old wife of rocker Ozzy Osbourne admitted that she thinks that “everybody is gay – so am I.”

The former X Factor judge continued: “I am not a little bit gay. I am extremely interested in the fact of what I missed out on. But it is too late now.”

Osbourne also commented on Simon Cowell’s sexuality.

“He does have this very gay-ish – which I think is fabulous – air about him!”

Sharon and fellow ex-judge Louis Walsh are currently rumoured to be making a return to The X Factor later this year, following the confirmed departures of Nick Grimshaw and Cheryl Fernandez-Versini from the panel.

http://attitude.co.uk/sharon-osbourne-admits-shes-bisexual-and-says-its-too-late-to-experiment/

[Denver]

Will everyone stop jumping on this ****ing bandwagon for fame

[Alf]

After a bit of attention is she?

[Lostie!]

After a bit of attention is she?

As always.

[Jordan.]

Do you Shaz

[Pete.]

Jessie J teas

[Headie]

Queen :flutter:

[reece(:]

Marnie pioneering it?

[Marsh.]

So, she's never actually acted on these bisexual feelings and Simon Cowell's a bit camp.

Does she have anything new to add? :hee:

[Black Dagger]

Eat that filthy minge bitch.

[Firewire]

Visage hew?

[Jamie89]

Fair enough if she really is bi but it does come across like she's just after attention. Bisexuals have it hard enough as it is with people disbelieving them, and saying bisexuality doesn't exist, or making jokes about it etc without celebrities adding to the 'fad' aspect of it.

[Mokka]

I wish she had chosen wording with some elegance... but I think what she is aiming to say is that her generation, before her generation, and up to the late 90's... when you were at an age to be explorative about who you were sexually... the option to think of same sex attraction was shunned, actively discouraged, and prosecutable by law to one point and by society for the rest of the time line.

I have said to my daughter, that when I was a pre-teen, and sex education classes were a new concept in the education system, we were told dreams and fantasies about the opposite sex were common, but didn't have foundation in reality... so squash them, and Sharon Osborn has more then a couple of decades on me in the age department, so, yes, I get her point. She is past that time where sexual curiosity and exploration can unveil a new path for herself, as a married woman and mother... but she is probably more aware today, in a society that is more open and honest about the realities of sexual attraction... that maybe her choices would have been different given other opportunities and circumstances.

And yes, she is a public figure on a show that loves a good "talk headline"... but I can see the honesty in what she is saying.

[Firewire]

Plus her father doesn't look the type to accept homosexuality

[Marsh.]

I wish she had chosen wording with some elegance... but I think what she is aiming to say is that her generation, before her generation, and up to the late 90's... when you were at an age to be explorative about who you were sexually... the option to think of same sex attraction was shunned, actively discouraged, and prosecutable by law to one point and by society for the rest of the time line.

I have said to my daughter, that when I was a pre-teen, and sex education classes were a new concept in the education system, we were told dreams and fantasies about the opposite sex were common, but didn't have foundation in reality... so squash them, and Sharon Osborn has more then a couple of decades on me in the age department, so, yes, I get her point. She is past that time where sexual curiosity and exploration can unveil a new path for herself, as a married woman and mother... but she is probably more aware today, in a society that is more open and honest about the realities of sexual attraction... that maybe her choices would have been different given other opportunities and circumstances.

And yes, she is a public figure on a show that loves a good "talk headline"... but I can see the honesty in what she is saying.

Here for lesbian Mokka. :clap1:

[Mokka]

Here for lesbian Mokka. :clap1:
http://rs310.pbsrc.com/albums/kk429/YawnSighGasp/Reaction%20gifs/tumblr_luoyaxidxV1qbxuoq.gif~c200

[Vanessa]

:facepalm:

[Jamie89]

I wish she had chosen wording with some elegance... but I think what she is aiming to say is that her generation, before her generation, and up to the late 90's... when you were at an age to be explorative about who you were sexually... the option to think of same sex attraction was shunned, actively discouraged, and prosecutable by law to one point and by society for the rest of the time line.

I have said to my daughter, that when I was a pre-teen, and sex education classes were a new concept in the education system, we were told dreams and fantasies about the opposite sex were common, but didn't have foundation in reality... so squash them, and Sharon Osborn has more then a couple of decades on me in the age department, so, yes, I get her point. She is past that time where sexual curiosity and exploration can unveil a new path for herself, as a married woman and mother... but she is probably more aware today, in a society that is more open and honest about the realities of sexual attraction... that maybe her choices would have been different given other opportunities and circumstances.

And yes, she is a public figure on a show that loves a good "talk headline"... but I can see the honesty in what she is saying.

Good point, and well said :love: It's easy to forget that people of her generation had such a different experience of stuff like this.

[Ninastar]

Fair enough if she really is bi but it does come across like she's just after attention. Bisexuals have it hard enough as it is with people disbelieving them, and saying bisexuality doesn't exist, or making jokes about it etc without celebrities adding to the 'fad' aspect of it.

One of the truest things I've ever seen on here. Well said.

[Shaun]

So she didn't actually come out then... :suspect: the quote in the article seems to suggest she's more open to the idea of people experimenting and exploring what they like, rather than her personally?

[Mokka]

So she didn't actually come out then... :suspect: the quote in the article seems to suggest she's more open to the idea of people experimenting and exploring what they like, rather than her personally?

That's how I see it as well.

[Firewire]

The title of the thread is the same as the article, sorry if it's misleading but hard to tell what she really means

[Crimson Dynamo]

i have always had a strong attraction to lesbians

there, iv said it

and i dont even want the fame that I so deserve

:oh:

[the truth]

ah the lady who thinks women who murder men or cut off their penises are all fantastic .....so she wishes shed cheated on her husband with a woman....marvellous. I hope ossie comes out and says he wishes hed had more sex with other women , women who werent in league with satan

[Mokka]

i have always had a strong attraction to lesbians

there, iv said it

and i dont even want the fame that I so deserve

:oh:

LT comes out as attracted to Sharon Osborn ... it was bound to happen someday :hee:

[Crimson Dynamo]

LT comes out as attracted to Sharon Osborn ... it was bound to happen someday :hee:

I would not bang that with Mocks dick

:oh:

[iRyan]

I wish she had chosen wording with some elegance... but I think what she is aiming to say is that her generation, before her generation, and up to the late 90's... when you were at an age to be explorative about who you were sexually... the option to think of same sex attraction was shunned, actively discouraged, and prosecutable by law to one point and by society for the rest of the time line.

I have said to my daughter, that when I was a pre-teen, and sex education classes were a new concept in the education system, we were told dreams and fantasies about the opposite sex were common, but didn't have foundation in reality... so squash them, and Sharon Osborn has more then a couple of decades on me in the age department, so, yes, I get her point. She is past that time where sexual curiosity and exploration can unveil a new path for herself, as a married woman and mother... but she is probably more aware today, in a society that is more open and honest about the realities of sexual attraction... that maybe her choices would have been different given other opportunities and circumstances.

And yes, she is a public figure on a show that loves a good "talk headline"... but I can see the honesty in what she is saying.

Very well said.