Sharon Osbourne, aged 72, flaunts full lips at husband Ozzy’s Working Class Hero exhibition in Birmingham’s Museum & Art Gallery

Sharon Osbourne showcased her full lips when she attended her husband Ozzy Osbourne’s Working Class Hero exhibition at Birmingham’s Museum & Art Gallery on Wednesday.

The reality TV personality, 72, wore a white blazer which she layered over a black blouse and trousers. 

Known for her fondness for cosmetic procedures, Sharon displayed a flawless face with what appeared to be fuller lips, though this could also be attributed to skillful makeup techniques.

Styling her signature red tresses loose, the star accessorised the ensemble with a pair of round glasses and dazzling drop earrings. 

The former X Factor judge was one of the first public figures to acknowledge using the diabetes medication Ozempic, a treatment she began incorporating into her routine more than two years ago.

MailOnline have contacted Sharon’s representatives for comment. 

Sharon Osbourne showed off her very plump pout as she attended her husband Ozzy’s ‘Working Class Hero’ exhibition at Birmingham’s Museum and Art Gallery on Wednesday

The reality TV personality, 72, cut a smart figure in a white blazer which she layered over a black blouse and trousers

The free exhibition showcases Ozzy’s most prestigious international honours, including from the Grammy Awards and Hollywood Walk of Fame. 

Other photographs and videos chart Ozzy’s journey from ‘a working class kid from Aston’ to becoming one of the world’s most iconic rock stars. 

Last month, Sharon sparked concern among her fans as she displayed her drastic transformation in her recent social media post. 

While showing support for her husband Ozzy Osbourne’s song War Pigs, she appeared gaunt with loose-fitting clothes hanging off of her shrinking frame. 

Her concerned fans took to her comments section to discuss her appearance as some said she looked ‘ill’ while others asked her to ‘stop losing weight.’ 

Though she was initially pleased with her results after starting the medication in December 2022, Osbourne later admitted she feared she had taken it to far. 

Last November, she said she had been off the drug for ‘a while’ but was still struggling with her weight.

Sharon, who is known for her love of surgery, showed off her smooth visage and noticeably more plump lips – which could be an illusion from artful make-up

Styling her signature red tresses loose, the star accessorised the ensemble with a pair of round glasses and dazzling drop earrings

The former X Factor judge was among the first celebrities to publicly confirm using the diabetes drug Ozempic after starting the medication over two years ago 

The free exhibition showcases Ozzy’s most prestigious international honours, including Grammy Awards and the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Other photographs and videos chart Ozzy’s journey from ‘a working class kid from Aston’ to becoming one of the world’s most iconic rock stars

Last month, Sharon sparked concern among her fans as she displayed her drastic transformation in her recent social media post 

The TV star was among the first of the many stars to publicly confirm using the diabetes drug after her slimmed-down appearance sparked widespread concern; pictured March 2010 in London

Sharon pictured in 2008

Despite feeling ‘frustrated,’ she said she was ‘satisfied’ with the way she looks now.

‘I can’t put on weight now, and I don’t know what it’s done to my metabolism, but I just can’t seem to put any on, because I think I went too far,’ she shared on Howie Mandel’s podcast. 

In February, she told The Guardian she had lost ‘three stone [42 pounds] in four months. Too much.’ 

Osbourne recently told DailyMail.com that she hasn’t regained any of the weight she lost while taking the drug and admitted she’s been left feeling ‘frustrated’ by the lingering effects. 

‘Now, I weigh just over 7 stone. I need to put on 10 pounds, but however much I eat, I stay the same weight,’ she said. 

‘I’ve had enough,’ she continued. ‘I’ve given up on all interventions. I couldn’t have much more facial surgery — there’s not that much skin left to stretch, pull or cut. And I won’t have any more fillers or Botox. 

‘I don’t think I’ll ever be happy with the way I look,’ she added. ‘But I’m now satisfied. It’s taken years for me to say this but I’ve learned my lesson. This is me. It’s finally time to leave well alone.’