Kelly Osbourne has publicly expressed that she disagrees with her mother, Sharon Osbourne, for supporting far-right activist Tommy Robinson. The 41-year-old TV personality made these comments during an appearance at the National Television Awards, where she was questioned about Sharon’s backing of Robinson. Sharon, 73, had stirred controversy earlier this year when she announced she would attend a rally organized by Robinson. In response to an Instagram post promoting the Unite the Kingdom march in May, Sharon wrote, "See you at the march." Kelly clarified that she and her mother do not share the same views on this issue, stating, "I don't agree. I don't agree with my mum, no." She added, "That's one thing that I can say I don't agree with her on." Despite the disagreement, Kelly acknowledged the emotional complexity of the situation, saying, "It's hard because I love my mum, but I also have to understand that she's entitled to her own opinions as well." She also noted, "It's really hard when it comes to politics and things like that... but that's not for me." The controversy surrounding Sharon’s support for Robinson has had wider repercussions. In April, the homelessness charity Centrepoint, where Sharon had previously been an ambassador, announced it had "no plans" to work with her after her comments about Robinson. A Centrepoint spokesman explained that while Sharon had supported their campaign, she was not an official ambassador for the organization. They stated that political activity like Sharon’s was "counter to our values" and emphasized their commitment to supporting young people regardless of their background, religion, or ethnicity. This latest controversy follows previous tensions involving Sharon. Earlier this year, the Irish group Kneecap took issue with Sharon after she criticized their performance at Coachella in 2025. Kneecap had called for Sharon’s visas to be revoked, following her remarks that they were "uneducated" and that their set included "projections of anti-Israel messages and hate speech." Sharon confirmed her attendance at the far-right rally, prompting Kneecap to write on X: "F**k @MrsSOsbourne." Sharon has faced controversy over her political views before, including a racism row in 2021 following an on-air argument with her former co-host on The Talk, Sheryl Underwood.