Sharon Osbourne Gives Health Update on Husband Ozzy as He Prepares for Final Show (Exclusive)
The former The Talk host, 72, opened up about how the entire Osbourne family is preparing for Ozzy's last hurrah, while chatting exclusively with Parade amid her supporting artist Tomer Peretz's new exhibit at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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"He is doing really well," Sharon tells Parade. "He's getting himself prepared for his last show, and I tell you, I never, ever thought that at the time we would actually be able to enjoy our lives without traveling the world and working, and that it would end up like this. Never."
Black Sabbath's final show with Ozzy, 76, is set to take place on July 5 at Villa Park in Birmingham, England. All profits from the show will be shared equally between Cure Parkinson's, Birmingham Children's Hospital and Acorns Children's Hospice. Ozzy previously shared his Parkinson's disease diagnosis in 2020.
Sharon goes on to detail how the Osbourne family will celebrate the monumental moment in Ozzy's career, telling Parade that "the whole family" — including the couple's five grandchildren, Pearl, Andy, Minnie, Maple and Sidney — will take part in the celebrations.
"We are really looking forward to it," Sharon continues, noting that the family spends "a lot of time together" thanks to their proximity to one another.
"We all live near each other, and we are very close," she says, "so [we] see each other nearly every day, and it's a blessing."
Peretz's ART WILL S8T YOU FREE installation is now open at the Museum of Tolerance in L.A. The collection of works, which also features an interactive installation, is an artistic response to the aftermath of the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks in Israel, which resulted in the Israel-Hamas war and an uptick in global antisemitism.
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