Sharon Osbourne Allegedly ‘Very Broken Up’ About Final Ozzy Show With Black Sabbath

Legendary Rock musician, Ozzy Osbourne, also referred to as the Prince of Darkness, is getting ready for a pivotal moment in his career. Osbourne is set to reunite with his Black Sabbath bandmates as he headlines the “Back to the Beginning” concert on July 5 at Villa Park, which is dubbed as his final show.

As preparations for Ozzy’s final show is underway, Sharon Osbourne, his wife of over four decades, who has also been a pillar of support for him, both personally and professionally, seems to be anxious. The 72-year-old is said to be experiencing a mix of excitement and fear and is working tirelessly to supervise every aspect and guarantee a flawless event, while ensuring that her beloved husband is in great physical and mental shape as he performs his final show.

Sharon Osbourne’s feelings about Ozzy Osbourne’s final show

Ozzy has been very enthusiastic about his upcoming performance, as he previously stated that he sees the concert as a way of revisiting his birth town and giving back to it. Interestingly, Sharon also feels the same, and she is putting her best foot forward to support her husband have a memorable show while also making sure that his health status is spot on point throughout the period.

While Sharon is happy that her husband gets to celebrate his exit from the musical scene with a milestone event, she is a bit “broken up” as it also means the completion of a part of her journey in Ozzy’s life as she had over the years been responsible for planning shows for her beloved husband.

Sources say Sharon Osbourne is worried about her husband’s health as he prepares for his final show

Insiders revealed that despite Ozzy’s continuing battle with Parkinson’s, which has impacted his life and left him unable to stand, Sharon is solidly behind and is making all the arrangements to ensure that his final show is a success.

In a report by In Touch, the 72-year-old will have a team of doctors and therapist fly alongside the musician in a private plane, and they will remain on ground at the event to cater for his medical needs, while he endears his fans with his performance.