Sharon Osbourne opened out about her family and her health in a honest interview over the weekend.
During the conversation, the TV personality also opened up about her painful battle with bulimia, which she has been dealing with for many years.
She told The New York Times that her bulimia has helped her relate to others who are uncomfortable with their bodies.
“It’s dreadful. I used to eat all the time.
“I thought that being larger and less attractive gave me strength.” That’s how I felt, although it’s unusual.
Ozzy Osbourne’s wife also stated that she still feels sick after eating. “I just [expletive] at that, I’m wiping it. I’ve been doing it for quite some time. It has become one with me.”
“Do I accept it?” she asked. “Do I like it? No, I have the worst acid reflux you can imagine.” Sharon also admitted to having a shopping addiction and buying “far too many dresses, shoes, purses, and candles.”
“I don’t like this sofa; let’s flip it around again,” she continued. “This room’s color does not appeal to me. Let’s change it again.”
“It’s terrible. It’s a way of life for the new money. It’s a type of braggadocio.”
Ozzy and Sharon currently live in Los Angeles, but due to the fallout from her termination from The Talk last year, they may return to the UK shortly.
Sharon’s employment expired in March of last year, following an on-screen disagreement about race between Sharon and host Sheryl Underwood.
Sheryl pressed Sharon to explain why she had defended Piers on Twitter during the panel’s discussion of Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The conversation quickly became heated, prompting CBS to suspend the show and open an investigation. Sharon’s departure from her job as host was announced a month later.
Sharon said in an interview, “Everyone is frightened of saying anything unpleasant that someone may steal and sell. That is not how you live. It is not something I want. I don’t need it.”
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