Sharon Osbourne spotted camping with Royal fans ahead of King Charles’ coronation

Sharon Osbourne has been seen camping along The Mall in London ahead of the coronation of King Charles III.

The elaborate celebration will take place on Saturday 6 May with parties planned around the country and a grand procession planned to bring the King to Westminster Abbey.

Fans of the monarchy have jetted in from aground the world to witness the historical event, with many already camping out desperate to get a good spot to view King Charles and Queen Camilla as they travel from Buckingham Palace along The Mall.

Crowds lining the route through Whitehall and and Parliament Square have been pitching their tents as they prepare for the special day - including Osbourne herself.

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The popular TV star was seen poking her head out of her tent as fans sneaked pictures of her dressed in a coat and beanie hat as she prepared to film a segment for TalkTV around midnight on Friday 5 May.

Osbourne, 70, is believed to have then walked around the camping area offering her fellow campers cake and sandwiches.

One fan described the moment on Twitter writing: “Surrealist moment of last night? Watching Sharon Osbourne filming a segment at 1am and then having her walking about offering up sandwiches and cakes to campers! Thanks for the sarnie, @MrsSOsbourne!”

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Osbourne arrived in London earlier this week ahead of the coronation after describing her relationship with The Royals in a new interview where she admits she has’ sworn in front of Charles.’

Talking to The Sun she described the personalities of both the King and the Queen Consort as she shared details of their friendship.

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She said: “Camilla has a wicked sense of humour and is very naughty, and Charles is so incredibly caring. He is a great guy and so relatable.

“I’ve sworn in front of Charles plenty of times, he never says anything, he just looks and thinks, ‘Oh here she is’.”