Kelly Osbourne got a spray tan and the United Kingdom is freaking out. The Prince’s Trust Charity – for whom Kelly is an ambassador – has pulled its endorsement of the star’s St. Tropez ad campaign after angry parents argued the spray tan company’s message was inappropriate for the children The Trust tries to help.

Titled “Self Esteem” the advertisements suggested that feeling good about oneself is tied to looking thin and pretty.

“I looked healthy, I looked like 10 pounds skinnier, and it started to make me look at my body in a different way,” Osbourne said in the video, which has since been removed from St. Tropez’s Web site.

“It made me look at what looked better rather than what I didn’t like, and I kind of got addicted.”

Yeah, maybe St. Tropez was using the old ‘pressure-girls-to-look-and-feel-thin’ technique to sell some spray tan. That’s never cool. But it’s also not cool for the entire British monarchy to get up all on Kelly Osbournes ass because she shuns their national pasty whiteness.

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