Kelly Osbourne has slammed lazy British teenagers.

The presenter feels frustrated by young girls who aspire to marry a rich soccer star or have a baby to get state funded accommodation.

Kelly Osbourne has blamed her DNA for her addiction. The presenter - whose father, rocker Ozzy Osbourne, has had a long-running battle with drugs and alcohol - believes her dependence on prescription drugs is something hardwired into her genes.

Kelly - who is now drug free - told Britain's BBC Radio 5 Live: "I don't have any shadow of a doubt that addiction is a disease. It is in your genes."

Kate Moss never wants to marry Jamie Hince. The British supermodel has no plans to wed The Kills rocker, who she has been dating for around two years, is concerned about the stability of the relationship and has no plans to fully commit.

A source said: "Kate says she doesn't want to get married and that's that. She doesn't believe in it and her beliefs have become more certain now as she and Jamie are rowing more and tension is high."

Kelly Osbourne "had no control" over her addiction to painkillers. The presenter used to take up to 50 Vicodin pills a day, but doesn't mind admitting the extent of her problem because she wants to help other people.

She said: "I had no control over it. I didn't know what day it was. If I can share that pain and misery with someone to say, 'Don't do this,' it means more to me to help one person than to keep my mouth shut."

Kelly Osbourne became addicted to Vicodin by the time she was 17. The reality TV star - who has been in rehab four times - first experienced the effects of the strong opiate when she had her tonsils taken out at 13 and admits she enjoyed the feeling it gave her.

Around three years later she was offered it in pill form and was soon taking up to 50 tablets a day because it gave her the confidence to cope with the new-found fame she had due to appearing in MTV show "The Osbournes" and helped her cope with her mother Sharon's cancer battle.

Kelly Osbourne is "terrified" about appearing on "Dancing With The Stars." The presenter has signed up to star on the U.S. celebrity dance contest and although she is "excited" about competing, she admits it is a scary prospect because her abilities are so limited.

She told KIIS-FM radio host Ryan Seacrest: "I am so excited but I cannot tell you how terrified I am!"