Kelly Osbourne just can’t escape the nasty fighting streak she learned from her mother. I get that LA can be competitive, but I’m sure that Kelly and Sharon make it so much worse by picking fights with people. In a recent interview, Kelly claimed that her dramatic weight loss has lost her some acquaintances who no longer say hello to her. Maybe they just don’t recognize her.

The 25-year-old star admits she is still getting used to her new shape and feels shocked every time she sees a picture of herself.

“My weight? People don’t realise it’s as shocking to me as it is to them. When they open up a magazine and they see it … I’m still getting used to seeing me like this and the changes and the way that … it’s weird!” she said.

“Girls in Hollywood don’t like you because you become competition. They have started to get much more nasty. You think, ‘Usually you say hi and now you don’t.’ ”

Kelly — who split from fiance Luke Worrall earlier this year following rumors he had cheated on her — is yet to start dating other men because she is too “strong willed” for a boyfriend at present.

“I haven’t really been dating at all. I look at all these boys in Hollywood … I don’t think I have a type. I think that I am more attracted to genuineness and confidence,” she said.

“Men don’t like women who are more strong willed than them and I am. I don’t expect to find somebody until I’m older because no one wants a loud mouth for a girlfriend.”

[From Showbizspy]

We get it, Kelly, you’re so hot now that all the women hate you and all the men want you, but they’re just not good enough and they can’t handle a woman like you anyway. I’m sure your attitude has nothing to do with it.

Kelly recently tweeted that she was ordered to cover up her tattoos at a gym in Japan before she was allowed to work out. She wrote “just went to the gym where i was told i was not allowed in unless i coverd my tattoos with flesh colored tape it was sooooo weird!” At the Y where I used to work out in the states the instructors officially had to cover up their tattoos, but it wasn’t enforced. That’s so strange that a Japanese gym would make patrons cover their tattoos! Maybe it was a particularly chi-chi gym that Kelly went to and is not necessarily the way most gyms are in Japan.

Kelly is getting most of her tattoos removed, and has admitted that some of them were mistakes. She called them her way of “self harming” and said “I was miserable and I just went and got all these tattoos and I don’t know why… As you get older, you realize that you don’t want to be defined by your tattoos, because that’s not the type of person that I am.”