Hey there, friends. Let me tell you about the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, who recently joined his beloved wife, Sharon Osbourne, and their daughter Kelly Osbourne on the hit CBS talk show, The Talk. The rock icon took a moment to share an update on his health, revealing that his recovery journey has been a slow but steady process. With the world still grappling with the coronavirus pandemic, Ozzy has been focusing on healing from a series of health challenges.
A Rock Star's Battle Against Health Challenges
Now, if you’ve been following Ozzy’s journey, you know it hasn’t been easy. The 71-year-old rock legend, during a virtual appearance on June 17, admitted that his recovery has had its fair share of ups and downs. “It’s had its moments, I must confess,” Ozzy said, reflecting on his ongoing battle. But here’s the thing about Ozzy—he’s not one to back down. He shared, “I’m good. I’m getting better. I’m getting there… slowly but surely.”
Life in Lockdown for the Rock 'N' Roll Legend
Let’s talk about life in lockdown for Ozzy. As the former frontman of Black Sabbath, Ozzy is used to being on the road, rocking stages all over the world. But this pandemic has changed everything. He shared, “I’ve been recovering from surgery I had last year. So I’ve never been at home this long in my whole career.” For Ozzy, this time at home has given him a chance to see life from Sharon’s perspective, and he’s enjoying every moment of it. “I have a chance to see my wife’s side of the fence… more than me being on the road,” he explained.
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Family Time with Kelly Osbourne
Ozzy’s quarantine life isn’t just about recovery; it’s also about family. He’s been spending quality time with his wife Sharon, 67, and their youngest daughter, Kelly, 35. The proud dad can’t stop gushing about how great it is to have Kelly around. “She’s fun… she’s bubbly,” he marveled. “She never stops talking.” It’s clear that Ozzy is cherishing these moments with his family, even if it means being off the stage for now.
Music as Therapy
Now, while Ozzy loves being with his family, there’s no denying he misses performing on stage. But music has been a saving grace for him during this tough time. The “Crazy Train” singer revealed how his new album, Ordinary Man, played a crucial role in helping him cope with his health battles. “That whole album came out of nowhere, and it was so much fun,” he told ET in May. “It was what I needed to get me out of my gloom and doom and my recovery.”
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Music has always been Ozzy’s passion, and it’s been a vital part of his healing process. It’s not just about making great music; it’s about finding joy and purpose during tough times.
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A Year of Challenges
It’s been a rough year for Ozzy. Aside from his Parkinson’s diagnosis, the Grammy-winning musician has faced a series of health issues. He underwent major surgery after a tragic fall at home, battled pneumonia, had surgery for a hand infection, and dealt with complications from the flu. During an appearance on Good Morning America, Ozzy opened up about the struggles he faced in 2019. “It was the worst, longest, most painful, miserable year of my life,” he said candidly. Reflecting on his fall, he added, “When I had the fall it was pitch black, I went to the bathroom and I fell. I just fell and landed like a slam on the floor and I remember lying there thinking, ‘Well, you’ve done it now,’ really calm. Sharon called an ambulance. After that, it was all downhill.”
But here’s the thing about Ozzy—he’s a fighter. Through all the challenges, he continues to inspire fans with his resilience and determination. Keep fighting, Ozzy!
