The “brave” Ozzy Osbourne: The singer walks with difficulty after his diagnosis with Parkinson’s – Watch video

the “brave” Ozzy Osbourne was spotted out and about in Los Angeles with his assistant, just days after his wife Sharon said she was “heartbroken” for him.

The 73-year-old rock star was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2019, which causes muscle stiffness and slowness of movement and is currently incurable.

Osborne was captured by photographers trying to walk down a Los Angeles street while his assistant held him by an orange strap around his waist. Despite looking frail, the famous singer was laughing and walking up and down the street.

Earlier this week, Ozzy took the stage for his first US performance in four years during halftime of the game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills, while his wife watched.

He performed his classic track ‘Crazy Train’ with Zakk Wylde. He was also flanked by musicians such as drummer Tommy Clufetos, bassist Chris Chaney and guitarist Andrew Watt.

And last month, Ozzy hit the UK stage for the first time since undergoing surgery in June.

Before his operation, the singer appeared in public, holding a cane, which helped him walk.

He was released from a Los Angeles hospital in June after undergoing what Sharon called “a major operation that would define the rest of his life.”

Speaking about Osborne, his wife told an ITV documentary this week: ‘I just think about my husband and like you, he was very energetic, he loved going out for walks, he did a two-hour show on stage every night, running like crazy. Suddenly, your life stops, or at least life as you knew it.

When I look at my husband my heart breaks for him, I feel sorry for myself for seeing him like this, but what he is going through is worse. When I look at him and he doesn’t know, I’m like crying,” she added.

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