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Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness, bows out after a fierce battle with Parkinson’s. A legend never fades Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne, best known as the frontman of Black Sabbath, has passed away at the age of 76 following a prolonged and challenging struggle with Parkinson’s disease. Latest News OZZY OSBOURNE Can't Walk Anymore, "But His Voice Is As Good As It's Ever Been" But he can still sing, according to Sharon Osbourne. The Black Sabbath rocker, 74, previously said he struggles with walking due to symptoms of his Parkinson’s disease Ozzy Osbourne is seemingly making strides in his health journey. The Black Ozzy Osbourne ‘s Parkinson’s disease has progressed to the point where the musician is no longer able to walk. Speaking on his SiriusXM program Ozzy’s Boneyard this week, Osbourne Ozzy Osbourne gave an update on his physical condition amid his ongoing battle with Parkinson's disease as he prepares for his final performance with Black Sabbath. Ozzy, 75, has struggled to walk since he had surgery on his spine following a fall in 2019. He said: "I went to the doctor's and you assume everybody knows what they're doing. My son Details have come out about the final concert for Ozzy Osbourne as he deals with the fallout of his Parkinson's diagnosis. Announcing his final live performances this week, Ozzy Osbourne gave an update on his health and revealed that he is no longer able to walk. Ozzy Osbourne had been battling ill-health for over 20 years before his sad death on Tuesday aged 76. The Black Sabbath legend had been suffering from Parkinson's disease since 2003 and had Ozzy Osbourne spoke about his health on his radio show, saying he "can't walk" but is grateful to still be alive ahead of his Black Sabbath reunion show. Ozzy Osbourne tragically passed away on July 22 after a years-long battle with his health. HELLO! takes a look at the health issues Ozzy faced before his death Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about the recent Black Sabbath reunion announcement, sharing that although he’s unable to walk at the moment, he’s thrilled to be alive and is looking forward to The post Ozzy Osbourne: “I Can’t Walk, But I’m Still Alive” appeared first on Consequence. Ahead of the just-announced massive concert event marking the final shows of both his Ozzy Osbourne said he 'can't walk' in a February 2025 radio show, but his wife Sharon insisted his voice is still mighty. Ahead of the just-announced massive concert event marking the final shows of both his legendary band Black Sabbath and his iconic solo career, Ozzy Osbourne has revealed that he “can’t walk” anymore. However, his wife/manager Sharon Osbourne insists that Ozzy’s “voice is as good as it’s ever been.” Despite being unable to walk, the musician is set to participate in Back to the Beginning — a one-day music festival scheduled for July 5 in England — where he will take the stage with Black Ozzy Osbourne will be doing one last concert this year—alongside his Black Sabbath bandmates—but he’ll be doing it while sitting down, as he “can’t walk” any longer. The singer spoke about his difficulties on his SiriusXM radio show on Feb. 5, the day the show was announced, and shared that he can no longer walk. "I have made it to 2025. I can't walk, Legendary singer and Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died at age 76, as confirmed in a statement made by his family. This news comes weeks after he performed at his farewell concert and Ozzy Osbourne can no longer walk as his health continues to be impacted by Parkinson’s disease. On Feb. 5, Sharon Osbourne, 72, spoke to The Sun about her husband’s battle with the
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