Sharon Osbourne calls Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ‘arrogant, ugly f**k’
The former X Factor judge described Corbyn as 'revolting, so ugly, inside and out. This ugliness oozes from him, he’s repulsive'
TV personality Sharon Osbourne has launched a foul-mouthed attack on Jeremy Corbyn, calling the Labour leader an “arrogant, ugly f**k.”
Speaking to the Sun from her Los Angeles home, the 66-year-old said she wanted “to physically hurt” Corbyn and that she hated him “so much”.
The former X Factor judge described Corbyn as “revolting, so ugly, inside and out. This ugliness oozes from him, he’s repulsive.”
Osbourne, who appeared on ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ broadcast on Monday, also expressed concern about rising antisemitism.
She described her Jewish father’s experience of hazing and antisemitic taunts while serving in the British Army during the Second World War.
Soldiers would wake her father Don Arden, nee Levy, up at night and make him dig a hole in the ground when it was “pi**ing down with rain,” she claimed.
“His name was Levy so of course they knew he was a Jew. There he was fighting for his country and everybody was torturing him. People from his own country were torturing him,” she said.
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