Kelly Osbourne Bitten By Venomous Spider For Second Time In 7 Months
Kelly Osbourne has been bitten by a venomous spider for the second time in seven months.
The former Fashion Police co-host shared a photo on Instagram Monday night revealing that she had been bitten on her neck, and had to take a trip to the doctor’s office, Gossip Cop reports.
“I got bit on my neck by a poisonous spider again!!!! Look how much blood they had to take!!” she wrote alongside a picture of several vials of blood and a needle.
Earlier in the day, Osbourne shared a photo of her sitting in the waiting room wearing sunglasses and sporting a large red bruise on her neck. She also noted in the caption for the pic, “When you are in the doctors office w/ a diagram of a penis above your head & no one tells you!!”
Surprisingly, this isn’t the first time that Kelly has been bitten by a venomous spider. Last year, she tweeted that a spider had bit her on the face.
“I have no words to express how much a spider bite to the face hurts! Plus a large injection in my jaw… today sucked balls!” she tweeted.
I have no words to express how much a spider bite to the face hurts! Plus a large injection in my jaw… today sucked balls!
— Kelly Osbourne (@KellyOsbourne) November 16, 2014
Osbourne announced in February that she would be leaving the Fashion Police panel.
“Kelly Osbourne is departing E!’s Fashion Police to pursue other opportunities, and we would like to thank her for her many contributions to the series over the past five years, during which time the show became a hit with viewers,” E! News said in a statement to Entertainment Tonight.
“Kelly Osbourne is a friend and has been a wonderful part of the Fashion Police family,” Joan Rivers’ daughter and Fashion Police producer Melissa Rivers said in a statement at the time. “I will miss her terribly and wish her the very best in all of her future endeavors. As my mother always said, the show must go on, and I plan to continue in the same spirit.”
Hopefully, Kelly Osbourne can stay clear of any more venomous spiders!
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