papa don t preach i m in trouble deep papa don t preach live been losing sleep that s kelly covering papa don t preach. that s about as close as madonna will ever get to being on this show because she s banned as i made quite clear before. we disagree on madonna. i find her intensely irritating. you like her, don t you? i do. i do really like her. you just don t like her because you didn t get what you wanted. when kelly was a little girl, she idolized madonna. did you? i wanted to be madonna when i was little. curly hair, tons of bracelets. i loved her whole look. i don t know. she was such an icon and still is growing up. here s the thing i find annoying. she used to always bang on about
and always made sure he left some kind of note for my mom. was it kelly that stepped up? kelly, every step of the way she was there. is that when you two really bonded, do you think? no. we were already close. that kind of event must make it deeper, doesn t it? are you trying to make me cry? no, of course not. no. of course it does. of course, because you re at your most vulnerable. you really need somebody. yeah. of course it does. it makes you much stronger. i moved into the hospital with her. i lived there. i had my own parking space. i turned down my first movie, everything, just because i didn t know what was going to happen. my mom wasn t fully honest about everything that was going on because she wanted to protect us from it. did you ever think you were going to die, sharon? at one point, yeah, i did. i went through a terrible time with the chemo, as most people
i get great enjoyment out of it. out of being glamorous? yes. i agree. it s important. it s the way hollywood used to be. it s important to take pride in the way you look. we re lucky because we can do that. not everybody can afford that kind of luxury. but it s fun. it s one of the best parts about being a girl. the other good thing about being you, kelly, is you re a fashion expert. we thought we d show you some of your mother s creations and get you to critique them. okay. piers! i ll be nice. i promise. no, you won t.
it s like, i look at it especially with the arrows pointing to something on somebody and i go, oh, god, that s just like me. i just relate to it. it does make you feel better because you know you re not on your own. there s somebody else. you made no secret of deploying the surgeon s skillful scalpel, sharon. how much of what i m looking at is au naturel and how much has been crafted? you know, piers. i m like a patchwork quilt, put together. money well spent. i have seen some horror stories. shut up, kelly. there s before and after. you are such an ass. i can t believe you just did that. he loves it. what do you think of the changing face of sharon osbourne? it was worth the money. it made me feel good as a woman. i wanted to feel a certain way for my husband and, too, for my kids.
i can remember when they were little, the first school gateway you went to and one mother came every morning with her kids and she came in a tennis outfit with a perfect tan, blond hair, makeup on. i would be in the car and had pajamas on. dressing gown, slippers. kelly used to say, mom, do you think you could just put on some lipstick. it wasn t me that said that. it was amy. i m like, oh, shut up, i m not doing that. i would see these mothers and i m like, ooh, i can t do that. the thing for me is i look at those pictures and see my mom the exact same way. i thought my mom was beautiful, even before. oh, kel. i don t see you bow have become more glamorous as you got older, haven t you? yes. many people become less glamorous. they get to sharon s age and they lose it. you are very glamerrous, aren t you? i think i am. i like to be. i do.