Alright, let's get real here. There's been some buzz around Sharon Osbourne and Marie Osmond, and whether or not there’s any bad blood between them. Spoiler alert: there isn’t! After things heated up a bit on The Talk, Marie, who’s 60, made it crystal clear that Sharon, at 67, doesn’t owe her an apology. Why? Because they’re doing just fine, thank you very much.

Marie Osmond Speaks Out

In a candid moment on the May 5 episode of Watch What Happens Live, Marie set the record straight with host Andy Cohen. “Don’t believe everything you read,” she said with a laugh. “Sharon and I are great friends. Everyone at that table is a powerhouse woman. She might say something, and I might think, ‘No, that’s not quite right,’ but that doesn’t mean we don’t genuinely like each other. We’re strong, we’re opinionated, and we’re okay with that.”

Two Strong Women, One Great Friendship

Marie went on to explain that while she and Sharon may be different in some ways, they’re also similar in others. “We’re very different personalities, but we share a mutual respect. That’s what keeps us grounded,” she added. This little disagreement? It’s water under the bridge. It all started during an April 2 episode of The Talk, when Marie admitted she was “intrigued” by the news surrounding the coronavirus.

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Sharon didn’t hold back. “There’s nothing intriguing about it,” she told Marie bluntly. “It’s a sad topic.” Marie tried to explain herself, saying she saw things similarly to Sharon, but Sharon cut her off, saying, “I am nothing like you.” Oof, right? But here’s the thing: it wasn’t personal. These are two women who know how to keep it real, and that’s something to admire.

Fans React, Sharon Responds

Of course, the internet had something to say about it. Fans jumped to Marie’s defense, calling Sharon out for being “mean.” Sharon, never one to shy away from a conversation, decided to address the situation on Instagram. In a heartfelt post, she wrote, “For all the viewers who thought I was rude to Marie today, I just want to say that we’re all grown women. We have different opinions, and that’s okay. It doesn’t mean we don’t respect and love each other.”