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SHARON OSBOURNE Vs.'Rock Of Love Charm School' Contestant; Video Available

January 5, 2009

Edited video footage of Sharon Osbourne lashing out at a "Rock of Love Charm School" contestant on the reunion show, which aired Sunday night, can be viewed at TMZ.com.

Megan Hauserman filed a police report when the special taped in December, claiming Sharon had grabbed her hair, scratched her and pulled out part of her weave.

According to Huffington Post, what aired was Megan insulting Sharon's husband Ozzy Osbourne after Sharon told Megan she should not procreate as one of her is enough. Sharon stands up, pretends to sip a drink, and then pours it over Megan instead.

(Thanks: FreddyMedal)

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