Ozzy Osbourne Recalls Trying To Kill Wife Sharon: 'Not Exactly One Of My Greatest Achievements'

Kelly Osbourne has called her dad Ozzy's grey hair "beautiful" and begged him not to dye it again.

Ozzy Osbourne has been spotted embracing his grey locks again during his latest day out.The 71-year-old Black Sabbath rocker was seen showing off his silver hair for the first time back in August.And the star, who is usually known for his jet black tresses, seems to be embracing his natural tresses from now on.Ozzy was seen in California, US, on Friday looking dapper as he sported slicked-back locks and a long grey coat while chatting with friends.The Birmingham-born singer was also seen using a cane for support amid his battle with Parkinson's disease.Ozzy, who seemed in good spirits, was seen leaning on a wall for support during the outing.The star went public with his Parkinson's battle back in January after being diagnosed with the

Kelly Osbourne has revealed she loves how her dad Ozzy Osbourne has been rocking his natural grey hair – and she’s been begging him to keep it.The War Pigs singer, 71, was spotted in Santa Barbara, California, recently without his iconic black locks, and we think the rock legend looks suave with his natural shade growing through.Kelly, 35, has now confessed she has been ‘trying to talk him’ into keeping the hair, but the Prince of Darkness is still desperately waiting to return to all-black.‘My dad’s grey hair is the most beautiful colour grey hair I have ever seen and I pray that I have that colour,’ Kelly told Metro.co.uk.‘I keep going over and touching it because it feels like silk and it’s so thick and gorgeous.’She continued: ‘Because

Ozzy Osbourne collectable figure – check out the images below.The toy is based on the artwork for the former Black Sabbath icon’s latest album, ‘Ordinary Man’, on which he dons a pair of bat wings, a bowler hat and a black jacket.Following this look, Osbourne’s Pop alter-ego also features the musician’s hand jewellery and black nail polish.Coming soon: Pop! Rocks: Ozzy Osbourne (Hot Topic Exclusive).

Ozzy Osbourne felt "serenity" before he tried to kill Sharon Osbourne. The Black Sabbath singer has opened up about the terrifying moment he almost choked his wife to death while under the influence, and he admitted to feeling at peace as he walked into the room.

Ozzy Osborne has shared what was going through his head as he attempted to kill his wife, Sharon. The Black Sabbath star said that the harrowing moment is "not exactly one of my greatest f***ing achievements."Putting their lives on full public display once more, in a new documentary for US audiences named The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, the famous couple have reflected on the "frightening" night.

Ozzy Osbourne has spoken out about how he was feeling mentally on the night he tried to kill his wife Sharon, in 1989.

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne have one of the longest marriages in show business, despite many ups and downs. And the lowest low? The little matter of an attempted murder between them.

OZZY Osbourne looks a shadow of his former wild self as he walks with a stick. The former Black Sabbath frontman, 71, was snapped in Santa Barbara, California.

Ozzy Osbourne is looking back at some of the dark times in his life in the documentary "The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne," including when he tried to murder his own wife.The Black Sabbath frontman said he does not have vivid memories of that time. He only remembered waking up in Amersham jail and wondering what he was doing there.

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Ozzy Osbourne was “blown away” by his invitation to The White House in 2002, according to his son Jack.Jack was speaking in an interview ahead of the premiere of the new Ozzy documentary Biography: The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, which aired in the US last night (September 7).Speaking to Fox News, Jack was asked about how much of an impact his father’s invitation to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in 2002 — which is covered in the documentary — had on Ozzy.“He still talks about it often,” Jack said about the invitation. “I think it was a pretty big deal for him.

Ozzy Osbourne tried to kill his wife, Sharon Osbourne, the couple reflected on the incident.“[It was] not exactly one of my greatest achievements,” the Black Sabbath singer, 71, said in the Biography: Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne documentary, which premieres on A&E on Monday, September 7. “I felt the calmest I had ever felt in my life.

Peter White Television EditorOzzy Osbourne has had much of his life captured on film, whether it was early shows from Black Sabbath, the pioneering heavy metal band formed in the late 1960s, or MTV’s reality series The Osbournes.His story, from biting the head off a bat at a show in Iowa to urinating on the Alamo, has also been told numerous times in Behind The Music-style tales. However, in The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, the musician opens up his life growing up in Birmingham, England as well as his march into madness, becoming the Prince of Darkness and an elder statesmen of the rock n roll world.Director R.

Ozzy Osbourne is opening up about a dark time in his life.

Ozzy Osbourne has claimed being unfaithful to his wife Sharon was an "occupational hazard". The Black Sabbath rocker protested that he was "not a big cheater", much to his spouse's outrage, as she declared he had "f*****" all their friends, members of staff and the group's fans behind her back - but the 'Paranoid' singer hit back and insisted he was simply doing his job.

Ozzy Osbourne has said he has no interest in reuniting with Black Sabbath to play more shows in the future.The heavy metal pioneers brought their legendary career to a close in 2017 with a string of homecoming shows in Birmingham, but there has been talk of the group potentially reuniting ever since.However, Ozzy has now dismissed the idea after he was quizzed on recent comments made by guitarist Tony Iommi – who suggested he would still like the group to play live in the future.“Not for me. It’s done.

Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about his infidelities during his marriage to Sharon Osbourne, admitting his womanising ways were "part of the job".The former Black Sabbath frontman downplayed his cheating antics during a chat with his other half, claiming he was "not a big cheater".But Sharon refuted his claims, blasting the singer, exclaiming "you were a f***ing great cheater", before reeling off a whole list of what he got up to.The tense conversation plays out in a new no-holds-barred US TV documentary about Ozzy’s rock n' roll life."I wasn’t a great cheater anyway", Ozzy admitted, but Sharon hit back: "You were a f***ing great cheater.

Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne says that his long-running infidelity to wife Sharon was an “occupational hazard”.

according to The Sun): ‘I felt the calmest I had ever felt in my life. I was just peaceful.

Sharon Osbourne has recalled the shocking moment that her husband Ozzy tried to kill her.The couple appear in a new US documentary The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, which examines the Black Sabbath rocker's life.In the show they recall the time Ozzy, 71, tried to “calmly” kill Sharon at their Buckinghamshire mansion in 1989 while he was high on drugs.Sharon, 67, said: “I put the kids to bed, bathed them — we had a nanny living at the house then — and I was sat down reading. “He came into the room.