Osbourne said she 'can't wait' to hold her son Sidney in her arms again as she works on mysterious new project (via toofab)
Osbourne said she "can't wait" to hold her son Sidney in her arms again as she works on mysterious new projectOsbourne shared a selfie to Instagram on Sunday along with a candid message about filming a mysterious new project. She captioned her post,"I have a new found respect for working mothers. I took my first job since having a baby. Having to leave him this morning was one of the hardest things I have ever done.
"This day can't go by quick enough for me," she continued."I can't wait to have him back in my arms."The"So Undercover" star also teased she was filming"day 1" of her secret project by posting a series of selfies on her Instagram Story including one with her makeup artist Kip Zachary and her niece Pearl Osbourne.
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