'Mom goes in for a tune-up': Sharon Osbourne mocked by her own son Jack Osbourne for her cosmetic surgeries

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sharon Osbourne's obsession with cosmetic surgery has been criticized by her own son, Jack Osbourne. Jack, 37, compared the 70-year-old to a car and referred to her surgeries as "tune-ups" on their family podcast with sister Kelly Osbourne, 38.

He jested and said, "I thought you had, like, a two or three year, like, tune-ups. It's like a car. Every 5,000 miles, Mom goes in for a tune-up."

Sharon didn't take offense at her son's blunt words and instead stated that "everyone needs it." Kelly, 38, responded, "Look, I do not want one of those necks in which you can flick. That will never happen," as reported by Express.

Jack then mentioned a rumour about scientists who may be able to halt the ageing process in the future, to which Sharon joked that it was too late for her.

Sharon Osbourne underwent a full face lift in 2021

The music manager underwent a full face lift in 2021, which "hurt like hell." Sharon said she "looked like one of those f***ing mummies that they wrap [in bandages]" after her procedure and didn't like her new look.

She remarked to The Sunday Times about the five and a half hour procedure: "One eye was different to the other. I looked like a f***ing Cyclops. I'm, like, 'All I need is a hunchback'."

The mother-of-three claimed in an interview from last year that after her final procedure, she had finally decided against getting any more cosmetic surgery.

She told The Sun of her lift, "That one put me off and it frightens me. I really f***ing pushed it with the last facelift and I am now like, no more. Time is against me, I cannot have another facelift."

Ozzy Osbourne has taken Ozempic for weight loss

In addition to having surgery, Ozzy Osbourne's wife has acknowledged utilizing the type 2 diabetes medication Ozempic for weight loss.

Although Sharon confessed it had some horrible side effects on her body, she managed to lose an astounding 30 pounds in just four months.

Sharon Osbourne talks about Ozempic's side effects 

She told Bill Maher on his podcast: "You're not hungry [on the drug], but for me, the first few weeks was f*****g s**t because you just throw up all the time and feel so nauseous. After a couple of weeks it goes, and then you're fine, you feel nothing, you're just not hungry."

Sharon ultimately stopped using the medicine, but she admitted that her appetite hadn't yet returned. She said, "I think you change and your stomach shrinks. I'd been on it since December but I came off a couple of months ago."