'It frightens me': Sharon Osbourne, 70, swears off cosmetic surgery after FIFTH facelift leaves her looking like a 'cyclops'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Television personality Sharon Osbourne, 70, has recently disclosed that she has decided to abandon the idea of undergoing cosmetic surgery. Despite her previous inclination toward surgical enhancements, the results of her most recent procedure left her feeling frightened, particularly due to the perceived appearance of a singular eye.
The decision to abstain from further cosmetic surgery comes after a follow-up to a facelift she underwent two years ago, which she humorously said rendered her appearance to that of a Cyclops. "That [face lift] put me off and it frightens me, I really f***ing pushed it with the last facelift and I am now like, no more," she told The Sun. "Time is against me, I cannot have another facelift," she added,
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'I looked like a f***** Cyclops'
Osbourne previously told The Times, "I'm telling you, it was horrendous. [To the surgeon] I'm, like, 'You've got to be f***** joking. One eye was different to the other. I looked like a f****** Cyclops. I'm, like, 'All I need is a hunchback.'" "It hurt like hell. You have no idea," she added about the cosmetic surgery, which took five and a half hours.
Reportedly, her singer-songwriter husband Ozzy Osbourne, 74, agreed with her opinion regarding the unimpressive outcome of the facelift and even suggested paying for corrective measures. "He said, 'I don’t care how much it costs, we’ll get it redone,'" she said.
'I can hardly feel my mouth now'
Osbourne has always been candid about the various cosmetic procedures she has undergone in the past, including a facelift she got done in 2019. During an appearance on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show' in October of that year, she openly discussed the procedure. "I had this thing where they lifted up my mouth and then for the first week I couldn’t feel my mouth, I can hardly feel my mouth now, to be honest with you," she said, as reported by Yahoo News. "I couldn’t find my mouth. It was numb and it was up on one side and I looked like Elvis. All the kids and Ozzy are going, 'Why are you snarling at me?' And I’m like, 'I’m not snarling; I’m not doing anything!'" she added.
Osbourne has acknowledged that her husband Ozzy's recent health issues have led to them spending more time together than usual, as per The Sun. The Black Sabbath frontman was diagnosed with Parkin 2, a form of Parkinson's disease, in 2019. In February 2023, Ozzy announced that he would be canceling his touring commitments to focus on his health. Getting the music legend back on his feet is now a priority.
Osbourne said, "The biggest love affair of Ozzy’s life is his audience and performing. He misses the live audience, he misses his fans terribly. He feels he’s let them down. Performing is what he is born to do. Ozzy says to me that he can’t do anything as good as performing. I get heart-broken when I hear him say that and knowing he cannot go out and do what he is meant to do. But he will get there."
Osbourne had to temporarily leave her TV role to look after her musician husband when he contracted Covid around this time in 2022. However, she will be returning to her position as a panelist on 'The Talk' next week to report on the coronation of King Charles.