Sharon Osbourne kept me alive: Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy Osbourne has credited his wife Sharon for helping him turn his life around after battles with drug and alcohol addiction.

Ozzy Osbourne feels that he would have died from his addictions if it were not for the support of his wife Sharon Osbourne. (Source: AP)

Rocker Ozzy Osbourne feels that he would have died from his addictions if it were not for the support of his wife Sharon Osbourne.

The 65-year-old Black Sabbath star has credited his wife for helping him turn his life around after battles with drug and alcohol addiction, reported Contactmusic. “Not here, that’s for sure. I probably should have died years ago but she just wouldn’t have it,” Ozzy said.

The rocker is currently enjoying baked vegetables for his daily meals. “I’m on this baked vegetable diet right now. I’ve only been doing it for a week or two, so it’s not really a life-changing thing. I don’t have meat on a Friday, and pizza on a Wednesday, and all this,” he said.

“If I like something I’ll eat nothing but that for a month. Then I get sick and tired of it and I’ll eat something,” he added.

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