Parkinson's disease and an affair: What happened to the Osbournes after the cameras stopped rolling.

The Osbournes ruled television from 2002 to 2005, with what was at the time the most watched MTV show ever.

Following the larger-than-life, wacky domestic lives of rocker Ozzy Osbourne, his wife Sharon Osbourne and two of their three children Kelly and Jack, the show turned the entire family into household names.

Fifteen years on from the show’s end, the entire Osbourne family are still making constant headlines.

Ozzy Osbourne.

In February 2019, Ozzy Osbourne was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

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The 71-year-old revealed his diagnosis this week, telling Good Morning America he could no longer hide his health struggles.

That same month he was admitted to hospital, and later cancelled his 2019 tour dates in March, due to pneumonia and in April, Ozzy suffered a bad fall in his Los Angeles home and had to undergo surgery.

After that, he started experiencing nerve pain and doctors have not been able to pinpoint whether the fall, the surgery or his condition are to blame.

He said he was relieved to be open about his condition.

“To hide something is hard – you never feel proper. You feel guilty. I’m no good with secrets. I cannot walk around with it anymore. It’s like I’m running out of excuses.

“I feel better now that I have owned up to the fact that I have a case of Parkinson’s.”

It's far from the first time Ozzy's health has been discussed in public. Just months after the final The Osbournes episode aired in 2005, Ozzy said he had Parkin Syndrome, which has similar symptoms to Parkinson's disease. He has been open about suffering from tinnitus, a ringing in his ears and in 2019 said he was "virtually deaf".

Since the shows ending, Ozzy has continued his music career, releasing solo music and reuniting for a show with Black Sabbath.

In 2009, he appeared with the rest of the family on Osbournes Reloaded, which was cancelled after its first episode aired. In 2016, Ozzy starred in Ozzy & Jack's World Detour with his son, which aired for three seasons until 2018.

In 2016, Ozzy's three year affair with hairstylist Michelle Pugh came to light, leading wife Sharon to leave him. Ozzy admitted to sex addiction and spent time in rehab.

Sharon took him back, and the couple renewed their vows in Las Vegas on Mother’s Day in May 2017.

Ozzy told Hello! Magazine the event represented a fresh start.

"For me, this was actually our real wedding day. This is the one that I will remember," he said.

"Sharon and I have been through so much, and this honestly feels like a new beginning."

Despite his Parkinson's disease, Ozzy told Good Morning America he intended to get healthy and begin touring again. He'll also release his first album in 10 years, Ordinary Man, on February 21, 2020.

Sharon Osbourne.

A major plot on The Osbournes was Sharon's treatment for colon cancer, which Sharon insisted cameras document during the filming of the second season. She survived the disease against a 33 per cent survival prognosis.

In 2012, she said she had undergone a double mastectomy after learning she had a gene that increases the risk of developing breast cancer.

Pre-reality show, Sharon, now 67, was best known as Ozzy's wife and manager but The Osbournes made her a household name in her own right.

Sharon was a judge on America's Got Talent's seasons 2-7, and on The X Factor in the UK for a total of seven seasons. Following the fourth season, Sharon left the show.

She confirmed this was due to her falling out with singer Dannii Minogue.

"I didn't enjoy working with her at all and didn't fancy the prospect of spending six months sitting next to her," she said.

Since 2010, Sharon has also been a co-host on daily talk show The Talk, which sees a five-female host panel discussing current affairs, typically focusing on tabloid headlines, offbeat stories and celebrity news.

Appearing alongside her husband for his Good Morning America announcement, Sharon said they were going to travel to Switzerland for medical treatment.

"We're going to go wherever we can go to seek answers."

She said she was ready to see him out performing again.

"This is the longest he's been home and he needs to get back on the road because he's driving me mad," she joked through tears.

The profile from The Osbournes helped Kelly launch her music career, which saw her release two albums in 2002 and 2005.

In 2009, she released an autobiography titled Fierce, but her main focus has been creating a solid television career. Since The Osbournes, Kelly has been involved in a lot more television, appearing as a judge and panellist in a number of shows.

 

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Kelly was a judge and host of Fashion Police for five years, from 2010 to 2015. She also won third place on Dancing With The Stars in 2009, and appeared as a host on Project Runway in 2013, and Australia’s Got Talent in 2015.

Kelly returned to music late last year, revealing herself as the Ladybug on season two of the US version of The Masked Singer.

In 2015, Kelly faced criticism after an appearance on talk show The View, where she said "If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who will be cleaning your toilet, Donald Trump?"

Kelly's relationship history has been rocky also. In 2008, she got engaged to model Luke Worrell. In 2010, she called off the engagement after discovering Luke had cheated on her with multiple people, including model Elle Schneider.

"It was so humiliating. Everyone kept telling me that Luke was cheating on me, but I never believed them," she said.

In 2011, Kelly met vegan chef Matthew Mosshart at Kate Moss's wedding. After two years together, they got engaged but by 2014 had called it off.

Most recently, Kelly dated model Jimmy Q for four months before they broke up in August 2019.

Following her father's health struggles, Kelly said she once feared he would never walk again.

She said the hardest part of his Parkinson's diagnosis was "watching somebody that you love suffer".

"When I saw it myself, it’s really strange how this works because there are some days where I walk in this house and I’m like, ‘There is absolutely nothing wrong with him’, and you think ‘Oh my god he’s going to be great, we are going to be leaving for tour next month’," Kelly explained on Good Morning America.

"And then you come back the next day and nothing has happened but it’s like he can’t feel his arm and he can’t get off the couch."

She said the condition had lead to some role reversals within her family, but they had "all learned so much about each other again".

"It’s reaffirmed how much we all love each other and how strong we are," she said.

After facing his demons, Jack, now 34, hosted a number of television shows including Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour with his father.

In June 2012, he announced he had relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis, after experiencing symptoms for years - including blindness in one eye, numbness in both legs, and problems with his bladder, bowel, and stomach.

While appearing on Dancing with the Stars in October 2013, Jack wrote on Facebook that performing was manageable, and he hadn’t been experiencing "any severe symptoms other than the odd bit of tingling down my leg and the occasional bout of fatigue".

Following his dad's Parkinson's announcement, Jack said he could relate to what his dad was coming to terms with.

"I understand when you have something you don't want to have," he told Good Morning America. "I don't push it. If he wants to talk about it, he talks about it."

 

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In 2012, Jack and his then-girlfriend Lisa Stelly announced the birth of their first child, Pearl Clementine, now seven. That same year Jack and Lisa married in Hawaii.

In August 2013, they announced they were expecting their second child but the following month Lisa revealed she had miscarried.

Their second daughter Andry Rose was born in June 2015, and their third daughter Minnie Theodora in February 2018.

In May 2018, Jack and Lisa announced their separation, and their divorce was finalised in March 2019.