SHARON OSBOURNE: OZZY 'Used To Dress Up For Me'

November 15, 2019

Ozzy Osbourne's wife says that he "used to dress up" in evening wear for her.

Sharon Osbourne made the revelation during a discussion on her daytime TV talk show "The Talk" about couples engaging in "sex bartering" with their partners.

After co-host Eve confessed, "I don't like the bartering kind of control part, but I do like the game part. Like, I think that can be fun," Sharon asked her, "Do you like to dress up?" "Well, sometimes. We have a thing where he has coupons," remarked Eve. "My husband used to dress up for me," said Osbourne. "He would dress up in evening wear. He would be like a waiter and he'd have like a beautiful white tie on, with no trousers, holding a tray and he'd say, 'Can I help you, madam?' And I'm, like, 'Yeees!'"

After Ozzy's affair with celebrity hairstylist Michelle Pugh was made public in May 2016, he underwent therapy for sex addiction. Sharon and Ozzy later reconciled and they even renewed their vows.

In 2017, Sharon told the British paper The Telegraph that Ozzy wasn't cheating with just one woman. "There were six of them," she said. "Some fucking Russian teenager... then a masseuse in England... our masseuse out here in Los Angeles... and then our cook. He had women in different countries. Basically, if you're a woman giving Ozzy either a back rub or a trolley of food, God help you."

Sharon talked about how she learned of his affairs. "We were sitting on the couch watching telly; Ozzy on one couch and me on the other," she said. "And suddenly, he sends me this e-mail. 'Why did you send me this stupid e-mail?' I asked, and when Ozzy told me that he hadn't sent me anything, I grabbed his phone and said, 'Look!' And, of course, it was a message meant for one of his bloody women."

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