The TV star and singer has denied dating the tattoo artist from Doncaster

Singer and TV personality Kelly Osbourne has reportedly called off her new romance with a Doncaster tattoo artist - after his adult content career on OnlyFans was exposed.

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The youngest daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne had recently been spotted in the company of 28-year-old British tattoo artist Brad North - but she's apparently called time on their relationship after discovering his "disgusting" career on an adult website, according to national newspaper reports.

The Sun reported that he allegedly charges fans £10 a month for content on the platform and sells underwear to his fans.

Last week, it was reported that Kelly had grown close to Brad after ending her relationship with Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson.

Kelly, 41, was said to have been spending time with Brad, 28, after the pair connected online. Earlier in the week, the pair were spotted at a restaurant launch in Manchester with Brad, and they also went to watch Bon Jovi together.

Now, however, the star has taken to Instagram to unleash a lengthy tirade on her story after discovering the apparent "disgusting" nature of some of Brad's work. "Why are people so disgusting?" she asked her 4.3 million followers.

She went on: "First, I want to thank all the girlie girls who had my back and cared enough to bring the truth to my attention. I genuinely had no idea, and yes, I feel more than a little foolish because Google is free, and apparently I should've done my homework."

She then turned her focus inward, adding: "But beyond looking at him, I also have to look inward and ask myself why I keep leaving the door unlocked for vampires disguised as charm.

“Some people don't enter your life to love or befriend you they enter looking for vein. They come in thirsty, take what they can, and leave you wondering how you ended up drained.

"So, lesson learned... do the research, trust the red flags, and stop confusing intensity with sincerity," she concluded. "The next chapter requires better boundaries and perhaps a little garlic. I also want to make it abundantly clear we were NEVER dating."

When contacted by The Mirror, Mr North said "most of the allegations" were a case of mistaken identity.