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Sharon Osbourne On New Face Lift, 'I Can Hardly Feel My Mouth Now'

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By Jeff Mazzeo on October 23, 2019 at 7:57 AM EDT

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'The Talk' host Sharon Osbourne has never been shy about revealing her plastic surgery to the public and she detailed her hilarious, most recent post-op struggles on "The Kelly Clarkson Show."

"For the first week, I'm like, I couldn't feel my mouth, I can hardly feel my mouth now, to be honest with you," Osbourne told Clarkson.

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The 67-year-old confessed that she is always scared to go under the knife.

"You could wake up and look like cyclops," Sharon joked, "you never know."

The revelation came during a discussion about how Sharon started this season of "The Talk" by talking about her new facelift to make the subject less taboo.

She continued to describe a story where she "looked like Elvis" because her mouth was pulled up and her family had a funny reaction.

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In may, Osbourne told her audience that her next surgery was booked for August and told fans that she would, "have a new face." Both Sharon and her husband, Ozzy Osbourne were recovering from surgery at the same time.

The rocker recently postponed his European tour because he is still recovering from neck surgery her required after taking a bad fall earlier this year.

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Ozzy shared video to his social media pages that show the star talking and cursing like the Ozzy we know and love. He promised that he is not dying and vowed to return to the stage

Ozzy has a new neck and Sharon has a new face. It sounds like a missed opportunity not to have the reality show cameras rolling again.

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