Sharon Osbourne Confirms Attendance at Tommy Robinson's Anti-Immigration March
Sharon Osbourne has publicly declared her intention to participate in an anti-immigration march organised by far-right commentator Tommy Robinson. The event, scheduled for May 16th under the banner 'Unite The Kingdom', follows a similar large-scale rally held in September at Trafalgar Square, which attracted over 100,000 participants according to organisers.
Social Media Mobilisation and Osbourne's Endorsement
Robinson has been actively promoting the march across social media platforms, sharing an Instagram video this week on the GauciReports account to galvanise supporters. In the video, he urged followers to mark May 16th as the date when 'Britain rises and reunites', stating, 'It's the date the world hears our roar, and that we have had enough of migration and mass immigration and the oppression from a tyrannical government.' He added ambitions to 'bring London to a standstill' and declared, 'they have tried to silence us for decades, but we will be silenced no more.'
Osbourne commented directly on the post with the message: 'See you at the march.' The GauciReports account responded with 'yes Sharon' and later confirmed her participation in a new post, writing: 'CONFIRMED: SHARON OSBOURNE 'See you at the march' The Queen of Rock replied to my Instagram post yesterday. After years of watching Britain change, especially her home town of Birmingham, she's standing up!' A representative for Osbourne has been contacted by the Daily Mail for comment regarding her involvement.
Previous Rally and Violent Clashes
The September 'Unite The Kingdom' march saw protesters gather at Stamford Street near Waterloo Bridge before proceeding to the southern end of Whitehall. A counter-protest organised by the group Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) formed at the opposite end of Whitehall with approximately 5,000 attendees. The event featured a guest video appearance from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who criticised the Government for what he described as a 'rapidly increasing erosion of Britain' and told protesters to 'fight back or die.'
While the rally began largely peacefully, with demonstrators voicing anger over free speech issues and Britain's small boats crisis, it escalated into violence as protesters and counter-protesters clashed along Whitehall. Metropolitan Police chiefs condemned anti-migrant protesters for displaying what they called a 'wholly unacceptable' level of violence. The confrontation resulted in at least 25 arrests and injuries to 26 police officers, including four who were seriously hurt.
Osbourne's Recent Political Engagement
Osbourne has become increasingly vocal about political matters in recent months. In February, she was reportedly invited by Tories to stand as their candidate in Birmingham's upcoming local elections against Shahid Butt, a convicted terrorist. Butt and five other UK nationals were found guilty in 1999 of plotting to blow up the British consulate, an Anglican church, and a hotel in Yemen, though he denied the charges and received a five-year sentence on terrorism offences.
The Mail on Sunday revealed that Butt had previously praised jihad as a 'compassionate act' despite claiming to have renounced extremism, and had instructed Muslims 'not to take Jews and Christians as friends' in an interview. After viewing a social media video featuring Butt, Osbourne commented on her Instagram: 'This has nothing to do with racism. I think I'm gonna move to Birmingham and put my name down for the ballot to be on the council,' adding 'I'm serious.' The original post was later removed from Instagram.
Personal Background and Property Decisions
Osbourne does not currently reside in the Midlands but maintains strong connections to the area through her late husband Ozzy Osbourne, who was born in nearby Aston. Since his death in July 2025, Sharon has been dividing her time between the couple's Buckinghamshire home and an apartment in Los Angeles. Insiders indicate that she continues to regard England as 'her home.'
Her son Jack lives in LA with his family, while daughter Kelly has remained in the UK following Ozzy's death and her separation from fiancé Sid Wilson. Sharon is now selling the Los Angeles estate she shared with her late husband, listing it on the market for $17 million. The couple purchased the 1920s home in Hancock Park for $11.85 million in 2015 and had previously listed it for $18 million in 2022 before reducing the price to $17.5 million.
At that time, they considered a permanent move to the UK but later withdrew the property from the market. A source explained: 'Sharon doesn't need such a big house in LA any more, and instead plans to buy a smaller flat nearby so she can be close to her grandchildren when she is in town seeing them. She is splitting her time between California and the UK but is constantly flying back and forth. She loves being close to her grandchildren, but England is her home.'
