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Ozzy Osbourne, a founding member of Black Sabbath who earned the nickname "Prince of Darkness," died on Tuesday, his family confirmed. Ozzy Osbourne has shared a poignant message with his fans following the news that he is sadly no longer able to walk. The 76-year-old Black Sabbath frontman is preparing for his final concert Ozzy Osbourne admits he 'gets lost' at home with Parkinson's Disease struggles. Black Sabbath photographed in the 1970s. Left to right: Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Ozzy Osbourne. Chris Walter/WireImage This resulted in him being unable to walk for his final Back Ozzy Osbourne ‘Can’t Walk’ But Is Set for a Legendary Final Show with Black Sabbath Sharon Osbourne has provided an update on Ozzy Osbourne’s health, revealing that while the Prince of Darkness is struggling to walk due to Parkinson’s disease, his singing voice remains as strong as ever. Speaking with The Sun, Sharon shared how Ozzy’s mobility has deteriorated, but despite his Ozzy Osbourne owed $5million in tax liens upon his death, as his final show on his deathbed could have raised money to pay if off. Ozzy Osbourne, the lead singer of Black Sabbath, has recently shared some heartbreaking news. Due to the progression of his Parkinson’s disease, he can no longer walk. This revelation comes just before Black Sabbath’s final show, titled “Back to the Beginning.” The concert is scheduled to take place at Aston Villa’s Villa Park on Saturday, [] Ozzy Osbourne is struggling to walk amid his battle with Parkinson’s disease, but his singing voice is “as good as ever,” according to his wife, Sharon Osbourne. The “Crazy Train” rocker Ozzy Osbourne has faced more than his fair share of challenges over the years. But now, at 76, he’s battling something far more difficult than any stage performance. Parkinson’s disease has left him struggling to walk, needing constant assistance, and, according to Ozzy himself, even getting lost inside his own home as described in a new video. 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 discussed what fans can expect from his final live performance, which will include a reunion with Black Sabbath. “I have made it to 2025,” Osbourne said. Ozzy Osbourne has faced more than his fair share of challenges over the years. But now, at 76, he’s battling something far more difficult than any stage performance. Parkinson’s disease has left him struggling to walk, needing constant assistance, and, according to Ozzy himself, even getting lost inside his own home as described in a new video. Parkinson’s disease has left him struggling to walk, needing constant assistance, and, according to Ozzy himself, even getting lost inside his own home as described in a new video. 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 's voice will be 'as good as ever' when Black Sabbath reunite for a one-off concert this summer - but he will struggle to walk due to the ravages of Parkinson's disease. The He Lost His Ability to Walk On his SiriusXM radio show in February 2025, Osbourne said his Parkinson’s was continuing to impact his mobility, sharing that he can no longer walk. Sharon Osbourne revealed to The Sun that her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, is having difficulty walking due to his ongoing battle with Parkinson’s disease. Ozzy Osbourne went through “absolute hell” dealing with multiple health issues before his death. The rock icon, who died Tuesday at age 76, said less than two years ago that he was struggling Sharon Osbourne has opened up about the declining health of her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, amid his ongoing battle with Parkinson's disease. Sharon shared that the singer's condition has affected his ability to walk, but his voice is "as good as ever." It comes as Ozzy Osbourne prepares to take the Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne might not be able to walk any more, but he’s still grateful to be here. The 76-year-old said on his Sirius XM radio show this week that, “I have made it to 2025 Ozzy Osbourne admits he 'gets lost' at home with Parkinson's Disease struggles.
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