Sharon Osbourne thinks Prince Philip is "miserable".
The 65-year-old TV star met the British Prince at the Royal Variety performance in 2005 and she doesn’t have especially fond memories of the encounter, admitting she found him to be a "grumpy" old man.
Recalling their meeting, Sharon said on ‘The Talk’: "All the performers from all the different genres of the arts perform for the Queen and him. Afterwards you get to meet him. I said, ‘Did you get to enjoy the show?’, and he said ‘What do you think?’ And I said ‘probably not’, and he said ‘correct’.
"Then he said ‘How would you like to sit for three hours?’ And I wanted to say, ‘I’d love it, I always sit for as long as I can.’ He’s a miserable old so-and-so."
Last year, Sharon also hit out at British culture, accusing people who live in the United Kingdom of being in a "bubble".
Sharon claimed that a portion of British society attends "special schools", which means that they struggle to relate to ordinary people.
The outspoken TV star – who was born in Brixton in London – said during a TV appearance: "I don’t think you’ve met many English people. They do live in a bubble.
"They go to these special schools, and they are just not with normal people every day.
"I always think that people who have always had a privileged life, perfect family, perfect schooling and an A student – I always think that those people are very narrow. Because they haven’t experienced much of life."
Sharon – who has been married to music icon Ozzy Osbourne since 1982 – currently lives in Malibu, California.
During the same discussion, she also accused fellow Brits of not knowing "what problems are".