Sharon Osbourne calls Ozzy a 'dirty dog' who will pay 'big time'
But Sharon Osbourne says she and Black Sabbath man Ozzy are working to save their 34-year marriage
Select the newsletters you’d like to receive. Then, add your email to sign up.
You are now subscribed
Your newsletter sign-up was successful
Want to add more newsletters?
Every Friday
Louder
Louder’s weekly newsletter is jam-packed with the team’s personal highlights from the last seven days, including features, breaking news, reviews and tons of juicy exclusives from the world of alternative music.
Every Friday
Classic Rock
The Classic Rock newsletter is an essential read for the discerning rock fan. Every week we bring you the news, reviews and the very best features and interviews from our extensive archive. Written by rock fans for rock fans.
Every Friday
Metal Hammer
For the last four decades Metal Hammer has been the world’s greatest metal magazine. Created by metalheads for metalheads, ‘Hammer takes you behind the scenes, closer to the action, and nearer to the bands that you love the most.
Every Friday
Prog
The Prog newsletter brings you the very best of Prog Magazine and our website, every Friday. We'll deliver you the very latest news from the Prog universe, informative features and archive material from Prog’s impressive vault.
Sharon Osbourne has called Ozzy Osbourne a “dirty dog” who will pay “big time” following his alleged affair.
The Black Sabbath icon recently told Good Morning America that he and Sharon were “back on track,” adding: “Some days you just drift apart for a while, but you get back on the horse.”
But Sharon addresses Ozzy’s comments on her own show The Talk, saying: “Um, ‘Get back on the horse,’ how dare you? He’s such a romantic fool. So romantic, ‘Back on.’
“It’s been very hard. I shouldn’t speak for him, but I know he wants to come on the show anyway and talk for himself to you all. He does. And I’m fine with that. He feels that he owes everybody here an apology, because he’s put us all through it.”
“He’s very embarrassed and ashamed about his conduct. And through his shame and embarrassment, you know, he finds it hard to actually get it out.
“But with you guys, I think he’ll be much better. It will be easier for him to speak.”
She continues: “I can’t speak for him, but for me? Yes, I forgive. It’s gonna take a long time to trust, but, we’ve been together 36 years, 34 of marriage, and it’s more than half of my life. And I just can’t think of my life without him.
Sign up below to get the latest from Classic Rock, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox!
“Even though he is a dog. He’s a dirty dog. So there we are. He’s gonna pay for it, though, big time.”
Black Sabbath’s farewell tour continues until February.
- Alter Bridge launch Show Me A Leader single
- Kiss stream Rock And Roll All Nite live clip
- Of Mice & Men's Austin Carlile: I was dead for 3 hours
- Led Zeppelin Stairway To Heaven case goes to appeal
Black Sabbath The End tour dates 2016
Aug 17: Wantagh Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, NY
Aug 19: Philadelphia Susquehanna Bank Center, PA
Aug 21: Washington Jiffy Lube Live, DC
Aug 23: Holmdel PNC Bank Arts Center, NJ
Aug 25: Boston Xfinity Center, MA
Aug 27: Uncasville Mohegan Sun Arena, CT
Aug 29: Toronto Molson Canadian Amphitheatre, ON
Aug 31: Detroit DTE Energy Music Theater, MI
Sep 02: Indianapolis Klipsch Music Center, IN
Sep 04: Chicago Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, IL
Sep 07: Dallas Gexa Energy Pavilion, TX
Sep 09: Albuquerque Isleta Amphitheater, NM
Sep 11: Salt Lake City USANA Amphitheater, UT
Sep 13: Portland Sunlight Supply Arena, OR
Sep 15: Oakland Oracle Arena, CA
Sep 17: Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena, NV
Sep 19: Hollywood Hollywood Bowl, CA
Sep 21: Phoenix AK-Chin Pavilion, AZ
Former TeamRock news desk member Christina joined our team in late 2015, and although her time working on online rock news was fairly brief, she made a huge impact by contributing close to 1500 stories. Christina also interviewed artists including Deftones frontman Chino Moreno and worked at the Download festival. In late 2016, Christina left rock journalism to pursue a career in current affairs. In 2021, she was named Local Weekly Feature Writer of the Year at the Scottish Press Awards.
