Sharon Osbourne and Lizzie C praise to King Charles as he breaks silence after Queen's death

Ozzy Osbourne, 73, has had several health problems in recent years after he suffered from a fall in 2019, resulting in him undergoing multiple spinal surgeries.The Black Sabbath frontman has now opened up to Zane Lowe about his "nightmare" surgery that left him suffering even more than he was prior to the operation.Ozzy was joined by his wife Sharon Osbourne as he spoke candidly to Zane about his life in recent years and his music return.Zane asked: "If you don’t mind me asking, how was surgery? You look fantastic and you sound fantastic."Ozzy began in response: "Well, I’m somewhat better but it’s gonna take a while for me to get my balance back, I can only just do the best I can."Former X Factor judge Sharon chimed in, stating that her husband was in a really "bad" way before the pandemic hit in 2020.Ozzy continued: "We found out that the first f*****g surgeon did it all wrong anyway!"So when I was having physical therapy, it was ripping muscle with the things I had stuck in my neck."Sharon explained further that the surgeon had performed "a really excessive operation that he didn’t need".She continued: "He went in and took things out and put two big metal plates with screws and the body rejected them."And he couldn’t lift his head up.The screws in the plates were coming loose and as they were working loose, there was debris from bones and muscle and it was caught under his spinal cord."Elaborating on his recovery and plans, Ozzy added: "It's slow, but I will get back on stage if it f*****g kills me!"Ozzy has been making his gradual return to the stage as he performed at the 2022 Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony, returning to the city of his birth.The increasingly frail star, who closed the event with his unexpected

amassed nearly 8.6 million views after the royal ascended the throne last week following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II.Walker said the moment occurred after he propositioned Charles for a pint at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony July 28.“I had only finished work and was walking to meet my mates for a drink, where I was minding my own business — until I suddenly saw him,” said the Birmingham native, setting the scene. “I thought, if I’m going for a pint, perhaps I’ll ask if he wants one as well.”The accompanying 14-second clip, filmed by bystander Andrew Gould, shows Charles waving to the crowd when Walker suddenly blurts out: “Charles, do you want to go for a beer?”“What?” the royal replies looking slightly confused.

Queen Elizabeth's death,future King Charles III was having dinner with none other than 's Jenna Bush Hager. As the co-host revealed on the morning show Monday, she was in England to interview now-Queen Consort Camilla last week — a sit-down that was a year in the making, tied to her and Camilla's joint selection for their book clubs. The night before the interview, Camilla's flight had been delayed, so Hager and her husband, Henry, dined with the then-prince without her. «It was a lovely meal.

Oprah Winfrey has hope for the royal family, but is she really someone who should be weighing in?

Coronation Street star Samia Longchambon has shared an important health reminder with her legions of followers. The actress, best known for playing Maria Windass in the ITV soap, took to Instagram with a message after heading for her own health check.

Vicky Pattison has addressed her fans after they became increasingly concerned for the Geordie Shore star.The former reality television icon has been relatively quiet on social media over the last few days and fans have been messaging her to check that everything is alright.Although she didn’t directly express that it was due to the death of Queen Elizabeth, she made reference to it in her statement.READ MORE: Vicky Pattison 'doesn't give a f***' about boob stretch marks as she dons teeny bikiniPattison described her social media break as “radio silence” and took to Instagram to put her fan’s minds at ease.She posted on her Instagram story and used white text against a black background over the course of three separate posts.Vicky wrote: “Hey guys, I’ve had a lot of lovely messages from you gorgeous lot asking if I’m OK. I know I’m normally super active on social media but please don’t let my radio silence concern you…”In the second snap she added: “I just think, like a lot of people out there, I’m processing and I’m really aware that this is a super emotional time for so many and I desperately don’t want to post anything insensitive…”Pattison then signed off with: “I’m sure you all understand and I hope you’re all OK too.

Holly Willoughby left her This Morning co-stars and viewers choked up yesterday when she read out the letters her children had written following the death of the Queen. Now, the presenter has shared a rare detail about her daughter Belle, admitting it's a personal nod to the late monarch.

The Queen's coffin is set to be flown across Scotland later today - and you may be able to spot it as it makes its final journey to London.

Oprah Winfrey hopes Queen Elizabeth's death will bring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex closer to the rest of the royal family. The 68-year-old media mogul famously conducted a tell-all interview with the couple - who stepped away from official duties to start a new life in the US in 2020 - last year which is believed to have widened the rift between them and Prince Harry's relatives, but over the weekend, the pair joined the Prince and Princess of Wales in meeting members of the public outside Windsor Castle who had come to pay their respects to the queen following her death last Thursday (08.

King Charles could cause an even larger rift with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should he torpedo their children's royal titles.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has apologised for making an error after he mentioned the Queen's coffin will "travel in royal train from Scotland to UK".Omid Scobie, who co-authored the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's biography Finding Freedom, appeared on ABC News to tell American audience what would happen as the news of the Queen's death broke last week.He said on Thursday, September 8, during a live broadcast, commenting: "The Queen will end up laying at rest at the smallest palace in Edinburgh before it [the coffin] makes its journey on one of the royal trains over to the UK".READ MORE: Meghan Markle hugs mourner and thanks her for paying respects to Queen in sweet videoMr Scobie's blunder was spotted by Richard Eden, royal correspondent at Daily Mail, who tweeted: "Dear Omid Scobie, Scotland is part of the UK, there is only one royal train, and it won't be used to carry The Queen's coffin to London."Her Majesty's coffin, which is currently lying at rest in St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, where her son King Charles and his three siblings - Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward - held a silent vigil last night.At the end of the 24 hours lying-in-state, the coffin will be flown to London in the early evening on Tuesday and upon arrival, the coffin will be removed from the plane by a bearer party into the state hearse, with a guard of honour formed by the Queen's Colour Squadron.The hearse will then head to Buckingham Palace and rest in Bow Room for overnight and transferred to Westminster Hall to lie in state on Wednesday (September 13).Viewers picked up on Mr Scobie's mistakes and shared their thoughts on the comments.One said: "'Over to the UK'? Does he think Scotland is Ireland?""Mr Misinformation himself!

The late Queen's coffin will be moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Palace for the lying in state.

A Renfrewshire man who was at the Queen’s Coronation and went on to meet her twice is “deeply saddened” by her passing.

Royal fans have given their reactions to King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla taking their places in thrones at Westminster Hall for the first time yesterday, Monday 12 September. King Charles, 73, and Camilla, 75, made one of their first appearances in their new royal positions at Westminster as 1,200 people gathered to hear the King make his first speech in the ancient hall. MPs from both parliamentary parties and peers were among those seated in the building, to witness of yet another unprecedented royal spectacle as Charles and Camilla sat at in thrones.

Perhaps the most controversial part of the Emmys, on a night when political speechifying was fleeting, came at the very end, when Succession‘s Jesse Armstrong attempted to make a quip or light snipe about the British monarchy, now dominating the television landscape following the death of Queen Elizabeth.

It was another big night for Succession.

King Charles’s reign could be very short with the bombshell suggestion Prince Harry could take the throne. Author Mario Reading, a leading expert on the 16th Century astrologer, claims that the then-Prince Charles’s divorce from Princess Diana would lead to widespread disapproval that will force the new king to abdicate.The book, written way back in 2005, reinterprets original predictions made by Nostradamus 447 years ago and suggests "a man who never expected to become king" take the throne.

Barack Obama publicly spoke about his experience with the late Queen Elizabeth II during an interview at the Inbound Conference. According to the 44th U.S President, meeting Her Majesty was a memorable event and something he was looking forward to. “I was fortunate enough to know her, and you know, I always used to say that were only a handful of people that I met while I was in office —or afterward —that is exactly the way you want them to be.

This Morning chef Clodagh McKenna has shared her close link to the Royal family as she paid tribute to The Queen. The Irish cookbook author and TV presenter, 47, took to Instagram to share a photo with her 229,000 followers as she announced she was taking a short break from social media out of respect. Clodagh posted a black and white snap of her late father in law Henry Herbert, 7th Earl of Carnarvon – known as Lord Porchester – with Elizabeth II.