Kelly Osbourne Denies Rumors of Her Father’s Illness

Kelly Osbourne Clarifies Her Father’s Health Status

Kelly Osbourne addressed false rumors claiming her father, Ozzy Osbourne, is nearing death, following her mother Sharon Osbourne’s revelation about their previous suicide pact. Kelly took to her Instagram Stories to dispel a fabricated AI video where a voice mimicking Ozzy declared he was “going to die.”

She explained, “It sounds like my dad’s voice or David Attenborough’s. The clip begins with, ‘I don’t need a doctor to tell me I’m going to die. I know I’m going to die,’” per her statement. She emphasized.

Ozzy and Kelly Osbourne together. — Kelly Osbourne responded to rumors of her father’s imminent death, criticizing the spread of fake videos.

“What’s wrong with you guys? Why spend time making such videos?” she asked rhetorically. She reassured that Ozzy, 76, is not dying, despite his Parkinson’s diagnosis and mobility issues, stating, “He’s not dying.”

Kelly, Ozzy, and Sharon Osbourne. — Kelly clarified her father’s health status and criticized the misleading videos.

Kelly also condemned her mother Sharon’s mention of a suicide pact, calling it “bulls–t,” and revealed it was an attention-seeking remark. Sharon previously discussed their plan to travel to Switzerland for euthanasia at Dignitas, but Kelly dismisses this account.

Sharon has expressed support for euthanasia in the past, sharing her beliefs during a 2007 interview. Kelly added, “If Ozzy or I develop illnesses like Alzheimer’s, we plan to opt for assisted death in Switzerland.”

Ozzy, diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2019, has undergone significant surgeries and recently reunited with Black Sabbath for what was announced as a farewell concert, fulfilling his wish to perform once more without risking his health.