Kelly Osbourne had a seizure and collapsed on the set of "Fashion Police" on Thursday.

The incident occurred while Osbourne was filming her E! Talk show with co-host Melissa Rivers.

She was immediately taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition.

"Kelly Osbourne fainted on the set of E!'s 'Fashion Police' today," her rep said Thursday afternoon. "She was taken to a local hospital for further testing and is awake, alert and in stable condition. She will be staying overnight for observation as a precautionary measure."

"Entertainment Tonight" reported that the 28-year-old talk show host was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital after she experienced the 30 second long seizure.

Her mother, Sharon, was seen at the hospital soon after Osbourne was admitted from the seizure.

The purple-haired fashionista reportedly told co-host Melissa Rivers that she was not feeling well at the beginning of the "Fashion Police" taping in front of a live studio audience.

"I don't feel good," she told Rivers, who was filling in for Giuliana Rancic, before falling out of her chair.

When the seizure was over, she woke up on the floor, ET said.

Paramedics then took Osbourne to the hospital and were seen covering her body and face with white sheets.

"She's fine, we just saw her," Osbourne's "Fashion Police" co-host, Joan Rivers told TMZ Thursday afternoon.

Osbourne is expected to be released from the hospital on Friday and is reportedly on the mend. There is no word when she will return to the set of "Fashion Police."

The Kelly Osbourne seizure is not the first time she has been in the news for a medical issue recently. In February she reported via her Twitter account that she had sprained her ankle when her shoe heel got lodged in a bathroom drain.

And Osbourne's family has also had quite a few medical issues recently. Last year her brother, Jack Osbourne, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and Sharon Osbourne battled colon cancer a decade ago. Recently had a double mastectomy after learning she was at risk for breast cancer.