Ozzy Osbourne was given hope as his family devised a plan to help him cope with his Parkinson's disease and devastating spinal issues that made performing impossible.
The strategy involved lifting the former Black Sabbath front man out of depression after he was forced to cancel his "No More Tours II" concert series in 2023.
Despite Ozzy's difficulty getting around, the legendary rocker was still determined to travel to the Famous Monsters fan convention on October 13th in Pennsylvania.
Reuniting after a period of difficulty, the rock star will be joined by his family on an upcoming trip.
This includes devoted wife Sharon, cheeky son Jack, and daughter Kelly, who many viewers of their former reality TV show, MTV's "Osbournes," will remember fondly.
It appears that Ozzy and his kooky clan are ready to give their fans a frighting surprise - an opportunity to get up close and personal with them for a price.
According to reports, pictures with Ozzy would cost $666, while autographs come at just $200 each. Devoted fans can also purchase a guitar from him for only $700.
A source close to Ozzy shared with the National Enquirer that his passion for performing on stage is being tested by having to stay home all day.
The source shared that Jack, Kelly, and especially Sharron were all ready to help Ozzy.
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They reportedly hope that this convention, where he was being celebrated by those who love him, would give him a much-needed lift.
On top of that, the entire family believe that he still wanted to stand on stage for two hours and perform some concerts in the coming year.
Now, Ozzy's need to regain his strength and showcase it at the fan convention will test his resilience.
Despite his daily physical challenges, Ozzy Osbourne was determined to get back on stage.
According to a close friend of the bat-biting singer, while he cannot stand for long periods without assistance, he is now considering performing at shows from a throne - similar to what Axl Rose did in 2016.
Rather than wallow in his worsening health, Ozzy started ticking off the items on his bucket list.
Nevertheless, it is prudent to approach this information with a certain degree of skepticism.
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