OZZY OSBOURNE To Guest On 'The Talk'

October 4, 2012

Ozzy Osbourne and his daughter Kelly will guest on the Tuesday, October 9 edition of the CBS program "The Talk", which is co-hosted by Ozzy's wife/manager — and Kelly's mother — Sharon. The episode will celebrate Sharon's 60th birthday and will feature appearances by family members, friends and some unique surprises. Also scheduled to guest on the show for Sharon's televised 60th birthday celebration is Nick Cannon from "America's Got Talent", the reality competition series which features Sharon as one of the three judges.

During a recent interview with the "Karlson & McKenzie" show on Boston's WZLX 100.7 FM radio station, Kelly was asked if Sharon pushes Ozzy to tour as much as he does. "Absolutely not," Kelly replied. "That's just what people write when my mom doesn't give them the money they want; that 's what they say… It's all politics in the music industry because they can't stand that a woman is smarter than them."

According to Kelly, Ozzy regularly complains about being on the road, but never wants to stop playing for his fans. "He's said that [he was done touring] halfway through every tour he's ever been on in his entire life, but as soon as he gets home, he says, 'When am I going on tour again?'" she said. "He was born to do it, [and] he never wants to stop. And when he isn't doing it, he can't stand it."

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