Kelly Osbourne Speaks Out On The Fake Ozzy Death Video

Kelly Osbourne shuts down wild Ozzy Osbourne rumors in fierce post. In an intense and emotional clapback, Kelly Osbourne took to social media to set the record straight on some swirling rumors involving her father, rock icon Ozzy Osbourne. After a disturbing AI-generated video went viral with false claims that Ozzy is on his deathbed and engaged in a suicide pact with his wife, Sharon Osbourne, Kelly hit up her Instagram to clear things up, and she did not mince her words.

That video, which is now making its viral rounds on social media, uses an altered voice that frankly sends chills up my spine hearing, as it's eerily familiar to Ozzy's iconic inflections and has him apparently commenting that "I don't need a doctor to tell me that I'm going to die. I know I'm going to die." But Kelly soon debunked it as fake, saying, "There's this video going around on social media, and it's supposed to be my dad, but it's AI. It has a voice like my dad's, David Attenborough, or something. And it begins by saying, "I don't need a doctor to tell me that I'm going to die."

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Clearly appalled at the callousness and misrepresentation in the video, Kelly wasted no time letting her feelings be known. "What the f--k is wrong with you people? Why would you spend your time making a video like this?" she added, expressing the breakdown that so many feel with the proliferation of AI-generated misinformation.

Although Ozzy has been open about his continuing struggle with Parkinson's disease, he has shared in previous interviews that the illness has made a profound impact on his mobility. Kelly insisted that he is not about to call it a day. Despite the musician withdrawing from the public scene over the past few years due to illness, she insisted that reports that the singer is on his "deathbed" are nothing but toxic web gossip.

In recent years, the Osbournes have stuck together, facing Ozzy's health issues with candor and strength. Kelly's most recent statement serves as another reminder that the family will not only remain standing strong but is also prepared to respond to false narratives and cruel digital hoaxes if need be. The latest episode serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly misinformation can spread, particularly when it involves AI, and how damaging and potentially dangerous it can be for the individuals caught in its crosshairs. Ozzy's waging war against Parkinson's, but "The Greatest" is far from done, and his daughter is making sure the world damn well knows it.