Ozzy Osbourne has had enough of Britney Spears’ Instagram escapades, grumbling that he’s over the former teen idol’s dance shenanigans.
During Tuesday’s episode of The Osbournes podcast, titled “Are the Osbournes Leaving Hollywood?”, the Prince of Darkness expressed his frustration to his wife Sharon and their children, Jack and Kelly Osbourne. He revealed that he’s “fed up” with seeing the “poor old” singer’s social media videos.
When Sharon clarified that it was Spears’ “dancing” content her husband was specifically mentioning, Ozzy shot back, “Every f–ing day.”
“I feel sorry for her,” Kelly added on the middle-aged estranged pop star’s antics. “You know it’s sad, very, very sad,” Ozzy agreed.
Sharon described Spears as a “poor little thing,” while Jack concurred with his father, calling the situation “very sad indeed.”
Sharon added: “It’s heartbreaking”.
Ozzy Osbournes’ Remarks About Britney Spears Follows a Recent Dance Video
The Osbournes’ remarks about Spears emerged just days after the former teen idol posted a clip of herself dancing to Madonna’s “I’m Addicted.”
She posted the video on Saturday, soon after announcing she was “single as f—k” following her breakup with Paul Richard Soliz, an ex-convict and baby daddy to multiple children.
Over the years, the singer has posted numerous dancing and sultry videos that have raised concerns among her fans and family regarding her well-being, especially following her public conservatorship battle and divorce from Sam Asghari.
Meanwhile, elsewhere on the podcast, the Osbournes revealed Ozzy plans to move back to England. However, the family has faced issues with the journey due to Ozzy’s ongoing health issues.
“It just seems that every time we’re set to go something happens with Ozzy’s health, and so we’ll get there,” Sharon said of the move. “We want to go back so bad, but we’ll get there won’t we, Ozzy? We will.”
“We’re trying to get on a flight,” Ozzy agreed.
The 75-year-old has undergone multiple surgeries over the past five years following a fall at his home in 2019. Additionally, he experienced an ATV accident two decades ago and has been living with Parkinson’s disease.
“When you lose your health, nothing else f–ing matters,” Ozzy noted in the podcast.