Celebrity Big Brother viewers have shared their concerns about Sharon Osbourne’s health after being shocked by her dramatic weight loss.
The former X Factor judge, 71, has already spoken out about her husband, rock icon Ozzy Osbourne,’s health following his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, but some fans have shared concerns about Sharon being “sick” .
One wrote: “Catching up with famous big brother. I can’t believe how skinny Sharon Osborn is. I love her so much but she looks sick.” (sic)
A second said: ‘OMG I didn’t recognize Sharon Osborne’ (sic), while a third added: ‘Sharon Osbourne looks sick is she okay?’
Another concerned fan wrote: ‘I really care about Sharon Osbourne! The channel happens to skip and she’s on Celebrity Big Brother looking very skinny and that weight loss is not a good look! Everyone seems to be taking that Ozempic…’
Celebrity Big Brother viewers have shared their concerns about Sharon Osbourne’s health after being shocked by her dramatic weight loss.
Fans have shared their concerns over whether Sharon (pictured in 2020) is ‘sick’ following her third weight loss after taking the drug Ozempic, which is used to treat diabetes.
A fifth said: “I almost didn’t recognize Sharon Osborne.” Oh my god, I hope she’s not sick.
Sharon, who is leaving the Big Brother house early after just one week, already criticized her slim appearance before entering the ITV show.
The television personality has been open about using the weight loss drug Ozempic, which is used to treat diabetes.
However, the music manager said she has since had trouble gaining weight after losing weight using the drug.
Speaking on Loose Women earlier this year, she said: “I have no regrets.” All that had weight to me was: ‘I want it now.’ The injections they gave me worked, but I can’t seem to get anything now.’
Sharon added: “I lost over 40 pounds. If I could, I would gain another 10 back.”
‘I’m just an ordinary person who got lucky and didn’t take advantage of it. “I never want to forget that I am blessed and that I have been very lucky in my life.”
Sharon hasn’t shied away from talking about her major weight loss journey, admitting to the Mail On Sunday that she lost “too much weight.”
Fans took to X to say they “didn’t recognize Sharon” on the reality show and said they were “concerned” by how “very thin” she looks.
Sharon, who is leaving the Big Brother house early after just one week, already criticized her slim appearance before entering the ITV show.
Sharon photographed in December 2017, five years before beginning her weight loss journey with Ozempic.
The medication is also known as Wegovy, the trade name for semaglutide, which acts in the brain to make users feel full.
She said: ‘In the late 1990s I had surgery to put a ‘band’ on my stomach. The result was that I didn’t need to eat as much to feel full.
“I was never a drug addict. When Ozzy and I first got together, I was trying to keep up with his drinking, but it was no use. One piece of wine gum and I’m on the floor.
‘No, my weakness has always been food. When I’m happy, I eat. When I’m sad, I eat. I was a pig. At my heaviest, I weighed 225 pounds, or just over 16 kilos. And I’m only 5 feet 2 inches tall. I weighed more than my husband.
‘So, I set out to lose almost half my body weight. The result was that I had meat hanging everywhere. My breasts were flat and saggy.’
Sharon added that she underwent a “series of cosmetic procedures,” starting with a brow lift and face lift.
‘They did liposuction on my neck and they also lifted it. They lifted my breasts, did liposuction on my arms, and twisted my abdomen. They lifted my butt and inserted implants.’
Then I got a facelift three and a half years ago, but the guy was wrong. I was left with one eye higher than the other. It took a year to fix everything. “I was scared by what happened,” the TV favorite recalled.
The star admitted she “needs to gain weight again” after losing 42 pounds on Ozempic; (L) in November, (R) pictured in March 2022, before starting to take the controversial weight bump.
‘Last December, I resorted to injecting myself with Ozempic, a semaglutide that tricks the brain into thinking you’re not hungry. I lost 42 pounds (that’s my third), but it was too much.
‘Now I weigh just over 7º. I need to gain 10 pounds, but no matter how much I eat, I stay the same weight.’
Speaking about her experience with Ozempic, Sharon previously said: “I’ve been out of this for a while, but my warning is don’t give it to teenagers, it’s too easy…
“You can lose a lot of weight and it’s easy to get addicted to it, which is very dangerous.” I couldn’t stop losing weight and now I have lost 42 pounds. and I can’t afford to lose any more.