The Black Sabbath frontman insists he's 'wet anyway from throwing water around' so it didn't make any difference when he just peed on stage instead of going to bathroom.
- Oct 20, 2023
AceShowbiz - Ozzy Osbourne often peed his pants on stage. The 74-year-old rocker was not afraid of getting caught short during gigs because he'd simply relieve himself while performing, arguing because he was "wet anyway" from soaking the crowd with water guns or buckets of water, it didn't make much difference.
"When I was onstage, I used to go, 'Oh, f*** it,' and just p***, 'cause I was wet anyway from throwing water around," he said on his family's "The Osbourne Podcast".
Ozzy made the revelation as his family discussed the fact Queen Victoria's underwear was once sold at auction, which his son Jack Osbourne felt was weird. Sharon Osbourne then revealed she once owned a pair of Marilyn Monroe's shoes, something Jack insisted was just as odd.
His mother argued, "Shoes, a handbag, a dress is different than somebody's bloody knickers that they farted in and s*** in." Jack replied, "Who's s******* in their underwear?" His question prompted the Black Sabbath frontman to jump in with a joke. He quipped, "She was an old girl, she was probably incontinent. She owned continents, but she was incontinent."
He then suggested members of the royal family likely relieve themselves in their underwear during long "parades" and public processions, and then made his own revelation.
On the podcast last week, Sharon 71, and Ozzy confirmed they still have a euthanasia pact in place because they didn't want to "suffer" in their later years. Speaking on "The Osbornes Podcast", Sharon said, "Do you think that we're gonna suffer?"
Jack asked, "Aren't we already all suffering?" She replied, "Yes, we all are, but I don't want it to actually hurt, as well. Mental suffering is enough pain without physical. So if you've got mental and physical, see ya."
Their daughter Kelly Osbourne then questioned her mother about the notion that she could survive any potential illness but Sharon suggested that survival does not always guarantee being able to retain basic human functions. She said, "But what if you survived and you can't wipe your own a***, you're p****** everywhere, s******, can't eat...?"
