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Sharon Osbourne

Sharon OsbourneAKA Sharon Rachel Arden

Born: 9-Oct-1952
Birthplace: London, England

Gender: Female
Religion: Jewish
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: TV Personality

Nationality: England
Executive summary: Wife of Ozzy Osbourne

Osbourne lost 100 pounds of fat thanks to a 1999 stomach-banding procedure. That was followed by a small fortune in plastic surgery to excise the saggy skin. "After losing half my body weight I had flesh hanging everywhere. I had the sort of breasts you normally only ever see in the pages of National Geographic magazine."

Father: Don Arden (ex-manager of Black Sabbath, d. 21-Jul-2007 Alzheimer's)
Mother: Hope (dancer)
Brother: David Arden (producer)
Husband: Ozzy Osbourne (musician, m. 4-Jul-1982)
Daughter: Aimiee Osbourne (b. 2-Sep-1983)
Daughter: Kelly Osbourne (b. 27-Oct-1984)
Son: Jack Osbourne (b. 8-Nov-1985)
Slept with: Randy Rhoads (guitarist)

    Mastectomy (double) 2012
    Gastric Bypass Surgery (stomach banding) 1999
    Breast Augmentation Surgery 34DD
    Breast Reduction Surgery
    Laser Eye Surgery
    Endorsement of Best Buy 2011
    Risk Factors: Colon Cancer, Obesity, Bulimia

    TELEVISION
    The Talk Herself (2010-)
    America's Got Talent Judge (2006-12)
    The X Factor Judge (2004-)
    The Osbournes Herself (2002-05)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    It's a Boy Girl Thing (26-Dec-2006) · Della Deane
    Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties (15-Jun-2006) [VOICE]
    Austin Powers in Goldmember (22-Jul-2002) · Herself

Official Website:
http://www.sharonosbourne.com/

Author of books:
Sharon Osbourne Extreme: My Autobiography (2005, memoir)


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