Ozzy’s wife Sharon Osbourne explains why she was suddenly hospitalised

TV personality and Brummie rockstar Ozzy Osbourne’s wife Sharon Osbourne, 70, has explained her sudden hospitalisation last month - saying she passed out while filming for a show.

Sharon had been filming for Travel Channel series, Jack and Kelly Osbourne: Night of Terror - which is a paranormal investigation show featuring two of her children when she collapsed. Sharon returned to the UK’s The Talk to share the update on Tuesday (January 3) night.

“It was the weirdest thing,” she said. “I was doing some filming and suddenly they told me that I [passed out] for 20 minutes. And I was in hospital, I went to one hospital, they took me to another hospital, and I did every test over two days, and nobody knows why.”

Ozzy’s son Jack previously said that the Osbourne matriarch was filming at the Glen Tavern Inn in Santa Paula, California, when she became ill around 6:30 p.m. She was taken by first responders to Santa Paula Hospital, TMZ reported.

However, she seems to have recovered. She said on social media that she was “feeling fantastic” even though the reason for her episode remains a mystery.

“So happy to be back @thetalkuk!” she said on Instagram. “We chatted briefly about my holiday trip to the hospital. Although it’s still a mystery I’m feeling fantastic and ready to get talking!”

Sharon has faced some serious illnesses in the past and been open about them. She had a double mastectomy in 2012 after learning she has a gene that increases her risk for developing breast cancer. The other reason was because she had issues with her breast implants. She also swore off plastic surgery at the time, according to Vanity Fair.

She revealed on The Talk: “One of them had burst, and all of it had gone into the wall of my stomach. And one breast was different than the other.” Sharon added, “Never have [implants], by the way.”

In 2002, she went through chemotherapy treatments for colon cancer. She had documented the process on her family’s MTV reality show, The Osbournes, according to Vanity Fair.

More recently, she was infected with COVID twice, and was hospitalised for it the first time. The talk show host and reality TV star is also supporting her husband, Ozzy, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s.