SHARON OSBOURNE Named 'Rock Personality of The Year'

December 26, 2004

ITV.com is reporting that Sharon Osbourne has snatched the "Rock Personality of the Year" award out of the hands of husband Ozzy.

BLACK SABBATH frontman Ozzy picked up the accolade last year after scoring his first ever number one in a three-decade chart career.

But this year, Sharon, 52, outdid her husband and other stars on the list with her rock and roll antics.

She wins the poll for hitting out at "X Factor" judge Simon Cowell and attacking Steve "Creepy Smirker" Brookstein, who went on to win the competition.

Radio presenter Ben Jones said: "Sharon took on the pop pansy Simon Cowell at his own game and showed him who's boss.

"She is a role model for the nation — speak your mind and say what's what.

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