Sharon Osbourne Reportedly 'Very Broken Up Over' Ozzy Osbourne's Black Sabbath’s Farewell Show

Sharon Osbourne feels all the shades of emotions as all roads lead to Ozzy Osbourne's final stage performance.

The doting wife is reportedly pulling all the strings to ensure her husband's final performance is memorable for him and the expectant fans.

Ozzy Osbourne is set to headline the "Back to the Beginning" concert on July 5 at Villa Park. During this event, he will perform a brief solo set before joining Black Sabbath for what is announced as his last-ever stage performance.

The rockstar is hugely excited about reuniting with his fellow bandmates for what is anticipated to be the end of his singing career. Supporting him every step of the way is his caring wife, Sharon, who is doing everything she can to ensure the event runs smoothly.

She is particularly focused on his health, making sure he does not physically and mentally stress himself, given his fragile condition.

"He can't reallystand, it's been that way the past year, so it's a miracle that he's still going to perform. His Parkinson's affects him so badly, but he's refusing to sit this last show out, and Sharon is 100 percent behind him," an inside source shared.

Fans eagerly anticipate Ozzy's reunion with his former Black Sabbath bandmates: Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward. The event will mark their first performance together in two decades. While the upcoming event is filled with excitement and joy, it carries a bittersweet sentiment. 

The arrangements are being meticulously planned, as has always been the case, and though there is happiness in seeing Ozzy fulfill this significant milestone, it is also a poignant moment, as it will be the final show for the iconic group. The insider added:

"Think of all the decades Sharon has been arranging shows for him; it has an ending for her, too; she's very broken up over it."

It has reportedly been a fulfilling run for Sharon, and she is determined to make this last one "as smooth and joyful for Ozzy as she can." In Touch confirmed Sharon is dedicated to Ozzy's well-being, coordinating a team of doctors and therapists to support him.

They will travel by private plane to ensure he receives the necessary care. His health has become her top priority, and she is committed to preventing compromises.

Ozzy, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease over two decades ago in 2003, has been focusing on improving his health and mobility following his fourth spinal surgery in September 2023.

His wife, Sharon, shared that he is very emotional yet excited about his return to the stage to do what he has always loved for the last time.

She highlighted the progressive nature of Parkinson's, noting its impact on his mobility, particularly in his legs, but reassured fans that his vocal abilities remain strong.

Ozzy himself expressed enthusiasm for his upcoming performance, stating, "It's my time to go Back to the Beginning….time for me to give back to the place where I was born."

The singer expressed gratitude for being able to pursue his passion with the support of loved ones, emphasizing a deep connection to Birmingham as the true heart of metal music.

Ozzy's affection for the English city is evident as he proclaims a lasting loyalty to it, "Birmingham is the true home of metal. Birmingham Forever."

Ozzy and Sharon have had a profound and enduring professional relationship that dates back to the late 1970s. It is not shocking that she is so involved in her husband and client's final iconic performance.

Sharon's family history further enriches their connection, as her father was the former manager of the iconic band Black Sabbath.

In their personal lives, their marriage began in the 80s, after they wed in an intimate ceremony in Maui, Hawaii, in 1982. They are proud parents to three kids: Aimee, Kelly, and Jack.

The 72-year-old shared a heartwarming message for her beau to celebrate their marriage anniversary last year. "My Darling Ozzy, Happy 42nd Anniversary. You are the love of my life," she penned in the caption of an Instagram post, which included an old photo from their wedding ceremony.

As shared by The Blast, an insider stressed that "Ozzy talks about his farewell show all the time. This isn't some random idea. He has his heart set on it."

Despite the challenges posed by his health issues, his family and friends are coming together to support him in achieving a significant goal. They are also diligently working to make it happen, showcasing their commitment and love.

He sees the final concert as a "curtain call" on decades of belting out monster hits on records and giving electrifying performances on stages. The source added that Ozzy's family and friends were worried about him pushing himself too far to make his last wish a reality.

However, they still believed in his artistic prowess and were supportive as long as he got the necessary go-ahead from doctors about the performance.

In October, the 76-year-old shared on his "Madhouse Chronicles Podcast" that he had broken his sobriety while dealing with ongoing health issues.

He admitted to using marijuana occasionally and expressed that he had been tempted to revert to stronger drugs. Fortunately, his wife, Sharon, played a crucial role in helping him resist the temptation of living a life of addiction and substance abuse.

Ozzy acknowledged her vigilance, noting that she would make his life difficult if she discovered any substance use, ensuring he stayed on track. He also mentioned his past experience with Ketamine, describing it as giving him a brief "spark" before it became a burden on his mind.

July will undoubtedly be a special month for Ozzy Osbourne and the Black Sabbath universe!