Kelly Osbourne had double the reason to celebrate on Wednesday as she turned 37 and marked five months of sobriety following her relapse during lockdown.
The TV personality took to Instagram to share a fun selfie of herself holding up a delicious looking birthday cake adorned with strawberries and cream.
Captioning the image, Kelly opened up on how grateful she is for her life as she remarked: 'I am filled with so much gratitude it’s almost overwhelming!'
Congratulations: Kelly Osbourne had double the reason to celebrate on Wednesday as she turned 37 and marked five months of sobriety
In the photo, a radiant Kelly is seen beaming into the camera while sticking out her tongue as she holds up her cake.
She donned a white and black polka dot shirt, gold earrings and a gold and emerald necklace, while her signature purple locks were styled into cute plaited buns.
She wrote alongside her selfie: 'Today marks my 37th birthday and I’m 5 months sober!!! I am filled with so much gratitude it’s almost overwhelming!'
In the next slide, she shared an image from a Twelve Steps to recovery programme, which showed that she had been sober for five months.
Happy: Captioning the image, Kelly opened up on how grateful she is for her life as she remarked: 'I am filled with so much gratitude it’s almost overwhelming!' (pictured in May)
Kelly's post garnered a plethora of congratulatory and supportive messages from her fans and showbiz pals.
Kelly previously admitted that her drug and alcohol addiction began when she was a teen and growing up in the spotlight as the youngest daughter of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne.
The reality star sat down for an interview on the Facebook Watch series Red Table Talk where she detailed the origins of her substance abuse issues and recent relapse from sobriety during the pandemic.
Progress: In the next slide, she shared an image from a Twelve Steps to recovery programme, which showed that she had been sober for five months
Kelly, who starred on her family's MTV show for four seasons between 2002-05, admitted her opiod addiction began when she was prescribed Vicodin after an operation to remove her tonsils when she was 13.
'That was all I needed,' she told hosts Jada
