Kelly Osbourne Slams Rumors Dad Ozzy Osbourne Is ‘Dying’ Amid Parkinson’s Battle: ‘How Dare You’

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Kelly Osbourne is clarifying the situation regarding her father, Ozzy Osbourne‘s health as he faces Parkinson’s disease.

On July 14, the 40-year-old posted a screenshot of a message she received on Instagram Stories. In the message, a user on social media accused Kelly of not “understanding how Parkinson’s disease works” due to her statements denying that her father is “dying.”

“This is the s*** I wake up to,” Kelly commented along with the screenshot. “What’s wrong with people?”

In a follow-up Story, Kelly shared her response. “You should know that I completely understand how this works,” she mentioned in her reply. “Your message is extremely rude. First off, I want to tell you to go f*** yourself! He is not in stage 5!!! That is not how his type of Parkinson’s operates.”

Addressing the “nasty” remarks, Kelly urged the person to “stop spreading the bulls***” regarding her family on the internet. “Typically, I don’t respond to messages like this but you really upset me,” she added. “How dare you!”

Kelly’s reaction came soon after she criticized an AI-generated clip of Ozzy, 76, claiming he was “going to die.”

“It has a voice sounding like my dad’s, as if it were David Attenborough or something. It starts by saying, ‘I don’t need a doctor to tell me that I’m going to die. I know I’m going to die,” she shared in an Instagram Story posted on July 11, according to E! News. “What the f*** is wrong with you people? Why would you waste time creating a video like this?”

Kelly emphasized that her father “is not dying,” saying, “Yes, he has Parkinson’s, and his mobility is quite different than before, but he’s not dying. What is wrong with you?”

The former Fashion Police host also dismissed rumors regarding a “suicide pact” between Ozzy and her mother, Sharon Osbourne, a topic mentioned in Sharon’s memoir, Survivor, from 2007, and in a 2023 episode of “The Osbournes Podcast” with Jack Osbourne.

“That was bulls*** my mom said to gain attention at one point,” Kelly stated on Friday.

In 2020, news emerged about Ozzy’s Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Earlier this month, he performed for the last time with Black Sabbath — the band’s first live show together in 20 years.

“You wake up the next day and find something else has gone wrong. You start to think this will never end,” Ozzy expressed in a May interview with The Guardian, a few months after disclosing how the illness has impacted his ability to walk.

Ozzy offered his thoughts on how he was gearing up for the concert, stating to The Guardian, “I engage in weight training and cycling, and I have someone living in my home who is helping me. It’s challenging. I’ve been incapacitated for a long period. Lying on my back has led to a decline in my strength. It feels like I’m starting from scratch.”

On July 5, Kelly was present at the concert in Birmingham, England, where her partner, Sid Wilson, proposed to her backstage. In a heartfelt video shared on Instagram Story, she expressed gratitude to fans for their support of her family.

“I appreciate everyone who attended the show last night, and I thank all those who contributed to the performance. You have no idea how much it meant to my dad,” she shared at that moment. “It was one of the most enchanting experiences of my life, and if I keep speaking, I will probably end up in tears again. So that’s all I’ll say for now. Thank you.”