Sharon Osbourne has been showing off the results of her fourth face lift as she sported a youthful glow while out in London on Wednesday.
The reality TV star, 67, went under the knife earlier this year after insisting she was done with plastic surgery back in 2013.
But she seemed pleased with the results of her latest procedure as she enjoyed some quality time with her daughter Kelly, 35, in the capital.
Sharon looked typically chic as she donned a black Burberry coat with a check collar, teaming it with smart black trousers and a matching pair of heels.
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She accessorised with a delicate pair of diamond earrings, a quilted Chanel cross-body bag and some grey sunglasses.
Kelly sported a navy trench coat and matching jumper which she paired with cropped black trousers and matching heels.
Her hair was cut in a bob and was dyed an eye-catching shade of purple.
She carried not one but two Chanel handbags and wore a pretty silver pendant around her neck.
The mother and daughter duo held hands as they headed into the trendy Soho House in White City.
Their outing came after Sharon appeared on Loose Women to talk about her recent surgery.
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She admitted she was in agony after the operation and mouthed to Kelly "help me" when she left the operating theatre.
Sharon said: "It hurts! When people say it doesn't hurt, believe me it hurts.
"Kelly told me that when I came out from the operating theatre, I was going, 'Help me, help me!'"
In 1999 Sharon underwent gastric bypass surgery, resulting in her 100lbs weight loss.
At the same time she spent $120,000 (£91,700) on a facelift, tummy tuck, eye lift, abdominoplasty, liposuction and Botox.
She has also had a breast reduction, vaginal cosmetic surgery and got a double mastectomy in 2012 after learning about her risk of developing breast cancer.
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