Fans concerned about Sharon Osbourne’s response after she’s asked about husband Ozzy

Fans are worried about Ozzy Osbourne after seeing Sharon Osbourne's reaction when Sharon Stone asked her how he is.

Sharon Osbourne was spotted at a recent red carpet event and the briefest interaction with another celeb has got people concerned about Ozzy Osbourne.

Osbourne was seen briefly speaking to Stone before the pair posed and dazzled for cameras, while at the premier of upcoming film The Bikeriders on Monday.

What should have been a great moment of fans seeing the two legends enjoying their time together for a sweet moment on camera was ruined for some fans.

A brief conversation the pair had that has left people with burning questions about her husband.

Sharon Stone can be seen asking how Ozzy Osbourne is doing before the TV host gives a worrying response.

Sharon shakes her hand as if to say 50/50, before Stone replies by saying ‘I’m so sorry’.

While it isn’t particularly clear what Sharon was alluding to, some social media sleuths argued it looked as if she said ‘he is okay, he is not well’.

The clip has begun to circulate on both X as well as Facebook leading to many fans questioning the 75 year-old Osbourne’s overall wellbeing.

The music star has previously opened up about the open back surgery he had in 2023 as well as discussed his own mortality.

As a result of a fall in 2019 - which dislodged metal rods placed in his spine following a quad bike crash in 2003 - Osbourne underwent multiple surgeries on his back.

The 'second surgery' which took place last year went 'drastically wrong' and 'virtually left [him] crippled,' Osbourne told Rolling Stone.

The singer explained: "It’s really knocked me about. I thought I’d be up and running after the second and third, but with the last one they put a f****** rod in my spine.

"They found a tumour in one of the vertebrae, so they had to dig all that out too.

"It’s pretty rough, man, and my balance is all f***** up."

As well as this, Osbourne has previously hit back at media publications overly concerned with his health and going as far to suggest he is ‘fighting his last battle’.

In 2003 the rock front man was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, however he only spoke about the disorder publicly in 2020.

He said: "Every time I scratch my a**e, they put it down to Parkinson’s!" he says. "I’m getting pi**ed off reading the papers, and they’re saying things like 'Ozzy is fighting his last battle'.

“He’s sung his last ‘Paranoid’. You know, I don’t even think about Parkinson’s that much."