Sharon Osbourne has publicly announced her intention to participate in Tommy Robinson’s upcoming anti-immigration demonstration in London. The television personality and widow of Ozzy Osbourne shared on social media her plan to join the rally organized by the far-right figure known as ‘Unite The Kingdom’, with the goal of causing disruption in the capital.

Following the passing of her husband last year, Sharon has increasingly engaged in controversial activities, including online interactions with anti-immigrant movements. Robinson, also identified as Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, expressed his motivation for hosting the march as a response to individuals dissatisfied with migration, mass immigration, and perceived government oppression.

In response to Robinson’s announcement, Sharon confirmed her attendance by commenting, “See you at the march.” Despite the loss of Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon and her children recently commemorated him posthumously at the BRIT Awards, where he was recognized with the Lifetime Achievement award.

Robinson, a former co-founder of the English Defence League, has a history of legal issues, including convictions for assault and contempt of court. His confrontational actions have led to various legal repercussions over the years, including community rehabilitation orders and prison sentences for offenses such as assault and mortgage fraud.

In a separate incident in 2021, Robinson was served with a five-year stalking protection order following reports from journalist Lizzie Dearden and her partner. Despite facing legal challenges, Robinson was released prematurely from a prison sentence in 2025 for violating an injunction related to false accusations against a Syrian refugee.