Ozzy Osbourne is currently facing serious health challenges primarily due to Parkinson's disease, which he was diagnosed with around 2019 but publicly revealed in 2020. His condition has progressively worsened, significantly affecting his mobility to the point where he can no longer walk
. In addition to Parkinson's, Ozzy has endured multiple spinal surgeries following a severe fall in 2019 that aggravated a longstanding spinal injury and left him with considerable pain and physical limitations
. These surgeries, including one where a rod was inserted into his spine, have not fully restored his mobility and have contributed to ongoing discomfort
. Ozzy also experiences the psychological toll of living with Parkinson's, describing feelings of despair and the emotional strain of his condition
. Despite these difficulties, he remains engaged with life, working with physiotherapists daily to maintain muscle strength and preparing for a final performance with Black Sabbath in England, which serves as motivation for him
. His wife, Sharon Osbourne, has noted that Parkinson's is a progressive, lifelong condition with no cure, and Ozzy is doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances
. The couple's plans to move back to the UK have been delayed due to his health issues
. In summary, Ozzy Osbourne's main health problems are advanced Parkinson's disease, which has severely impaired his mobility, compounded by serious spinal injuries and surgeries, all of which have taken a significant physical and emotional toll on him
