Kelly Osbourne Debunks Rumors of Ozzy Osbourne’s health, clarify “he’s not dying”

Kelly Osbourne turns off claims about his father Ozzy Osbourne’s health.

Kelly, 40, shared a video on her Instagram stories On Friday, July 11, which describes claims that circulate online about their father’s health. “So there is this video on social media, and it’s meant to be my dad, but it’s AI,” she began.

She continued, ‘and it has a voice like my dad David Attenborough or something. And it starts to say: ‘I don’t need a doctor to say I will die. I know I will die. ‘What F —- is wrong with you people? Why would you spend your time doing a video like this one? ”

Kelly then clarified where her father’s health stands.

“He doesn’t die,” she said. “Yes, he has Parkinson’s, and yes, his mobility is completely different from before, but he does not die. What is wrong with you?”

Kelly then shared the AI-generated video, referring to a suicide pact as her mother Sharon Osbourne Previously, talked about having Ozzy, 76, one of them would be close to death.

Sharon, 72, initially addressed the subject in her 2007 memoir Survivor: My Story – The Next ChapterThe Where she said the couple would go to the Swiss medical assistant suicide organization Dignitas, any of them would suffer dementia.

The subject was raised again in a 2023 episode of Osbourne’s podcast. During the family’s conversation, Jack Osbourne, 39, asked whether Eutanasi was “still a plan” for his parents.

“Do you think we will suffer?” Did Sharon answer, while he laughed, before Jack examined, “Were we not already suffering?”

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“Yes, we all, but I don’t want it to actually hurt,” his mother added. “Mental suffering is enough pain without physically. So if you have become mental and physical, see you.”

In another Instagram Stories video from July 11, Kelly said about the suicide pact, “stop making articles or posts about how you think my parents have a suicide pact. It was bulls — my mom said to get attention once.”

“And my dad doesn’t die. Stop,” she repeated.

Ozzy recently announced his upcoming memoirThe Last rituals, On Thursday, July 10. Latest rituals will be available October 7, 2025, wherever books are sold.