Ozzy Osbourne to return to UK, says 'Don’t want to die in America'

Gun crimes in the United States are a significant factor in Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's decision to move back to the United Kingdom after living in Los Angeles for more than 20 years. Hence, Ozzy, a musician, has decided to return to the United Kingdom.

He claimed that the situation had gotten absurd and that he was angry over the daily crime incidents. It is unknown how many people have been killed in school massacres. Then there was that insane mass shooting at a concert in Vegas.

Additionally, he said that he does not wish to pass away in the US. Returning to the hometown is now necessary. He does not choose to rest on the forest lawn.

Osbourne is returning to his hometown

The Osbournes intend to return to their 350-acre estate in Buckinghamshire, UK, after selling their home in Hancock Park for $18 million.

Ozzy Osbourne, 73, attempted a comeback earlier this month when, despite being in poor health, he made an unannounced appearance at the Commonwealth Games's final ceremony in Birmingham.

Osbourne performed the band Black Sabbath's timeless song "Paranoid" alongside Tony Iommi on guitar, Adam Wakeman on bass and Tommy Clufetos on drums. Thirty thousand spectators watched this concert at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham.

Osbourne's high-spirited nature

It was Osbourne's first performance since he took the stage in Germany in November 2020. In June of this year, after receiving a Parkinson's disease diagnosis in 2019, he underwent treatment.

According to Osbourne, an album with Iommi could be recorded at the estate in Buckinghamshire, where a studio is now being constructed.

Still alive and active, Osbourne stated with great assurance that he would give this performance everything. Additionally, he said that the audience would still see him the following day, even if he passed away during the first song.

Osbourne's upcoming album

Osbourne's new 11th solo album, "Patient Number 9," is all set to be released on September 9. The album will feature the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and others.