Kelly Osbourne says “sorry I’m not sorry” for her $250,000 black diamond Emmys manicure

By Meredith Gillies | September 27th, 2012 | 1:30 pm

Kelly Osbourne Black Diamond Manicure Emmys

Curtesy of Instagram/Kelly Osbourne

As we reported on Monday, Kelly Osbourne was extremely eager to flaunt her apparent $250,000 black diamond manicure on the Emmys red carpet. What we didn’t mention, however, was how much flack she received from fans (and haters, obviously) for bragging about such an extravagant manicure.

The reactions surrounding the $250,000 Azature black diamond nail polish caused Kelly Osbourne to offer an apology of sorts on her Twitter saying, “I see that my nail polish has offended some of you, however I see your point, but it was a once in a lifetime experience. #MyApologizes” She also reiterated that she did not pay for the nail polish but said that wearing it made her feel like a queen.

Oh Kelly, if only you would just explain that you vastly exaggerated the actual cost! Unless her fingers are able to soak up an entire bottle of nail polish in one go, that $250,000 price tag is strictly a publicity stunt. Not only that, Azature created just one $250,000 bottle of nail polish and they confirmed that it remains unopened. Of course, of all the scandals for a star to be involved in, being shamed for an expensive manicure is certainly the most luxurious way to make headlines.

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One Response to “Kelly Osbourne says “sorry I’m not sorry” for her $250,000 black diamond Emmys manicure”

juno says:

September 28, 2012 at 8:56 am

kelly likes the attention, in my opinion shes fulla apple sauce -a pretty smart way to stay in the tabs kel…..keep up the good work, just work on the hair now needs a new color

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