Sharon Osbourne Leaving LA for Good? Ozzy’s Wife Sets the Record Straight!
Sharon Osbourne revealed the truth whether or not she and Ozzy Osbourne are leaving Los Angeles.
Sharon surely made enough headlines in 2021 following his brave decision to leave "The Talk" following his heated exchange with Sheryl Underwood on air. The show eventually announced that Jerry O'Connell would be the new co-host, replacing Osbourne.
Though she'd already moved on from the show, she and her husband are getting bombarded with claims they were leaving Los Angeles for the UK.
On Instagram, the 69-year-old TV personality shared a screenshot of an article posted by a news outlet, saying that the Osbournes are "bidding the US goodbye."
"As if I would have told @tmz_tv before you. I've always popped back and forth across the pond. I have two daughters, a son and grandchildren in I will continue to [fly back and forth] per usual," she captioned the post.
She dismissed the claims that they were moving back to their Buckinghamshire home after leaving Los Angeles due to tax reasons.
Sharon, Ozzy Osbourne Leaving LA Per Initial Reports
Sharon's Instagram Post was also shared following Ozzy's interview with The Mirror.
On Friday, the 73-year-old "Mama, I'm Coming Home" hitmaker said that he and Sharon were feeling sad as they needed to leave LA since "tax is getting too much."
"I am sad because I really really like staying and living there. I am taking my recording studio with me," the rocker said. "I am going to build a barn there and make my own studio at Welders. I will still be making music, and my band will come over."
Despite their plans, Ozzy said that he would keep the door open in returning to Los Angeles once the taxes get better. For now, he remains focused on maintaining his good health after undergoing another procedure following a 2019 fall.
Although the former "The Talk" host has since dismissed the claims, a rock family already left California because of the state's taxes.
In 2020, Gene Simmons revealed he was moving out of his Beverly Hills pad due to "unacceptable tax rates." At that time, he gave up his home of three years after getting enough of the fees. He ultimately moved out of the house and relocated to an estate near Mount Ranier.
