Sharon Osbourne has branded Paloma Faith "unwell" after the singer shared a passionate pro-Palestine stance ahead of a fundraising gig for the region.
Speaking at the Together for Palestine concert that took place in September, just a few weeks before Donald Trump brokered a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, Ms Faith urged feminists to do more for the cause.
Speaking to the media on the red carpet of the fundraiser, she told the press: "If a woman calls herself a feminist or someone calls themselves a wellness, or holistic, whatever, you can't be those things without talking about Palestine."
She went on: "This genocide has affected women in ways that... the abuse is absolutely incomprehensible.
Paloma Faith has been a vocal pro-Palestine supporter
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"Giving birth in a war zone, no sanitary protection, no formula milk, no incubators for babies."
Ms Faith went on to tell Novara Media how she'd read a story about a Palestinian doctor who went to work to "save other children's lives" to return home to find her own children had been killed.
Clips of Ms Faith's interview have been circulated on social media in the weeks since the concert, but only now do they appear to have caught the eye of Ms Osbourne.
Reacting to Ms Faith's comments after they were shared by an account titled @niceboysinthecountry, Ms Osbourne penned: " OMG," followed by a shocked emoji.
Sharon Osbourne slammed Paloma Faith
|Ms Osbourne went on: "What is she talking about, she’s obviously unwell. I hope she gets better soon." (sic)
Reacting to Ms Osbourne's remark, several other Instagram users clearly felt the same way. "Woke mind virus," one fan brutally put.
"Her mindset is so off centre, it’s untrue," a second added while a third echoed: "She’s totally out of touch ridiculous women xx." (sic)
Ms Faith is no stranger to advocating for Palestinian rights and pro-Palestine causes, using her platform throughout the war to attack Israel and promote Palestinian materials.
Sharon Osbourne with her late husband Ozzy Osbourne
| PASpeaking to the Standard in September about her reasons why, she said: "The moment I saw videos of children the same age as mine with limbs falling off, crying for their absent, deceased parents, or lying on rubble or other corpses, it was enough for me.
"Unfortunately, that was very early on.
"If I don’t use my platform for good - the betterment of humanity, what use is it? Only financial gain? Simply selfish self-serving endeavors? No, I don’t stand for that."
Meanwhile, Ms Osbourne has been staunchly pro-Israel, taking to Instagram this week to celebrate the return of 20 living hostages to their families.
Paloma Faith is a well-known singer
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Hamas handed over the surviving hostages following a peace deal brokered by President Trump with the backing of several Gulf states and world leaders.
Sharing footage of the emotional scenes in Tel Aviv, Ms Osbourne wrote on her Instagram page: "They’re finally home," followed by a love heart emoji.
"More scenes from Israel this morning as the last living hostages returned home—tears for people they’ve never met, songs and prayers rising from the crowd, a nation breathing again after two years of anguish."
Ms Osbourne has been a proud Jewish woman throughout her time in the spotlight, with her late husband Ozzy crediting his wife for introducing Judaism into their home.