Jack Osbourne tells critics to 'shut the f--- up' over White House UFC fight attendance
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Key Points:
- Jack Osbourne defended his attendance at the UFC fight held at the White House, dismissing critical social media comments as "completely insane" and emphasizing he was there solely as a fan of the sport.
- He clarified that his visit was not a political endorsement but a personal interest, citing his lifelong involvement in combat sports such as taekwondo, Muay Thai, and jiu-jitsu.
- Osbourne stated that the invitation came from UFC President Dana White, and he believed anyone invited would have accepted, rejecting accusations of political bias.
- He refuted claims that his late father, Ozzy Osbourne, would disapprove of his attendance, highlighting Ozzy's past participation in White House events and support for the military.
- Osbourne concluded by urging critics to accept his decision, stressing the event was about sports, not politics, and expressing regret that others were not invited.
