Ozzy Osbourne Responds to Online Death Hoax: “I’m Not Dead”

Ozzy Osbourne is stating he’s not dead, regardless of what online scams declare.

Throughout the current episode of The Osbournes Podcast, the Black Sabbath frontman educated his family members that he came across a YouTube in memoriam video clip and marvelled to have actually discovered himself in it. “I put it on and I died!,” he stated. “The thing on YouTube, which goes, ‘Celebrities Who Have Died Today,’ and there’s a picture of me.” Osbourne after that referenced Monty Python and the Holy Grail, joking, “I’m not dead. I’m not really dead … just a little flesh wound.’”

The 75-year-old after that articulated his displeasure in the direction of records, like the above video clip, that declare stars are “dead-ish,” significance being close to death after experiencing health and wellness problems. His child Jack, nevertheless, saw a positive side in the circumstance: “What’s been really good about the podcast, I’ve noticed that whenever any of the shit newspapers or whatever write, ‘Oh, Ozzy’s brink of death’ or whatever and they get him papped like walking into a doctor’s appointment, if you read the comments, everyone’s like, ‘This is bullshit. You should listen to him on the podcast. He’s fucking fine. These people are fucking liars. Stop writing fake news.’”

Osbourne included,“I’m not dead. I’m not going any-fucking-where and I’m going to go do some more gigs before I’m finished anyway.”

The rock symbol introduced in February that he was terminating a collection of European/UK excursion days due to his health and wellness problems. In a declaration shared on social networks, he created,“My one and only purpose during this time has been to get back on stage. My singing voice is fine. However, after three operations, stem cell treatments, endless physical therapy and most recently groundbreaking Cybernics (HAL) Treatment, my body is still physically weak.”

In 2020, Osbourne exposed that he had actually been identified with Parkinson’s condition. In 2019, he endured injuries to his neck and back after dropping. He undertook different surgical procedures and introduced on the podcast this previous September that his newest surgical procedure would certainly be his last, as he “can’t do it anymore.”