Sharon Osbourne gave an update on how Parkinson’s disease has impacted husband Ozzy Osbourne’s legs as the musician prepares to reunite with Black Sabbath in July for his final concert.

Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about why he won’t be doing a full set at Black Sabbath’s farewell gig, after opening up about aging and his health issues.

Ozzy Osbourne is scaling back on his performance at the Black Sabbath farewell gig amid his ongoing battle with Parkinson's disease.

“The all-star event will celebrate the true creators of heavy metal and will see @OzzyOsbourne play his own short set before joining with Black Sabbath for his final bow,” read the announcement, shared on Osbourne’s X account.

Ozzy Osbourne is tempering expectations ahead of his final live show this summer. The musician is set to perform with a reunited Black Sabbath at Back to the Beginning, an all-star, one-night-only charity gig in Birmingham,

"I am doing what I can, where I feel comfortable," the legendary rocker shared Ozzy Osbourne will be performing the final Black Sabbath reunion concert at his own pace. On the SiriusXM channel Ozzy's Boneyard,

Singer and songwriter Ozzy Osbourne, who rose to fame during the 1970s as the lead singer of the band Black Sabbath, talked about his performance at the final Black Sabbath reunion concert at his own pace.

Ozzy Osbourne has warned fans not to expect him to be the singer he once was at what is being billed as his final show this summer. On his Sirius XM radio show, Ozzy Speaks, the veteran frontman said he would only be partially on stage during the show.