Ozzy Osbourne Battles Health Issues Ahead Final Birmingham Show

Ozzy Osbourne is preparing for his final ever concert with Black Sabbath, scheduled for July 5th at Villa Park in Birmingham, marking a significant reunion of the original band members after two decades. Despite battling Parkinson's disease, multiple spinal surgeries, and physical limitations, Osbourne is committed to performing and has vowed to give "120 percent" to the farewell show. He openly discusses his struggles with ADHD, self-confidence, and stage fright, confessing to fears of dying on stage and obsessive anxieties that have impacted past performances. To aid his preparation, Osbourne has employed a physical trainer and closely monitors his health with devices measuring blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels. Although uncertain whether he will perform seated or standing due to his health, he remains determined to celebrate his legacy and deliver an unforgettable performance. Throughout this process, Osbourne approaches the concert one day at a time, balancing his fears with determination and faith.