Kelly Osbourne’s typical mom life involves getting dirty

Kelly Osbourne is giving fans a surprising glimpse into her life as a mom months after welcoming her first and only child Sidney with Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson.

The 38-year-old icon may enjoy every bit of motherhood, but it doesn’t come without its downsides, which she didn’t hesitate to share with her followers on social media.

Kelly Osbourne’s typical mom life is getting dirty and styling her son

On Tuesday, March 28, Kelly gave the world a dose of her “mother life” with a candid image on her Insta Story, to the delight of her fans. She was partially visible in the picture, wearing a black shirt and jewelry around her neck, while her lavender hair framed her face.

Her day didn’t look all that happy as the sleeve of her shirt was covered in baby vomit, which she also mentioned in a text overlay, adding how tired she felt. “Tired and full of baby puke,” she wrote. However, in a more recent story post shared the next day, the Project Runway Junior host was in good spirits dressing her baby in style.

“#StylingSidney Today my little man is wearing…” she wrote on the update, alongside a flat image of the day’s infant outfit. Kelly paired a yellow raincoat from Marks and Spencer with white raindrop patterns with a blue and white ensemble of crocheted blue trousers and a matching striped jacket from @mayoralmakingfriends.

A white shirt with a star design was added to the mix with a beanie from @loulouandcompany, while the doting mum completed the look with baby blue socks and white mini boots from @doctormartenstore. As fans know, ever since Kelly and her partner secretly welcomed their son, she rarely shows him in photos, but whenever she does, social media is always buzzing with excitement.

One such opportunity came earlier this month when she uploaded a photo to Instagram of herself, her baby boy and her brother Jack Osbourne enjoy a moment with family. TThe doting mom of the hour struck a comical pose next to Jack, who was grinning and pointing at his nephew.

Also, unsurprisingly, only baby Sidney’s head was in the photo as Kelly didn’t share a full shot of his face. Using a quote from Irene Banks, Kelly expressed in the caption: “An uncle is a blessing. It means so many things. Words could never describe the joy an uncle brings. An uncle is a bond of faith that even time cannot sever, a gift that lasts throughout life. An uncle is forever.”

Many fans were over the moon to see the trio as they rushed to the comments to say so. A follower gushed: “They’ve both strayed a long way from the show they used to do. You look good.” Another fan wrote: “Absolutely loving seeing you and Jack and how wonderful and grown up you both are. You two are more amazing than you ever thought.”

A third commenter called the siblings “funny,” while admitting they were dying to see Sidney’s face, even though his “little precious head is so adorable.” Similarly, a fourth admirer mentioned that they couldn’t blame the former Fashion Police host for covering up her son’s face. Still, they congratulated her and called Sidney “a handsome little fella.”

Months after the son’s birth, the “DWTS” graduate was finding it difficult to return to work

A few months after the birth of Sidney, Kelly had to return to work for the first time in late February and couldn’t take it as she missed her baby every day. She lamented her situation on Instagram with a candid message, revealing she was taking her first job after pregnancy while declaring her respect for working moms.

“Having to leave him this morning was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. This day can’t go by fast enough for me. I can’t want him in my arms again,” she confessed.

A few encouraging moms shared similar experiences in the comments, including one who admitted she cried again on her first day at work. The same commenter told Kelly that her situation was improving, after which she congratulated her on Sidney’s birth.

Despite the heartache, haters came for the actress, as some believed she had never worked a hard day in her life and couldn’t relate to working moms.