At the eleventh hour, Sharon Osbourne abruptly canceled her entire talk show titled "Cut The Crap," sending waves of astonishment and disappointment rippling through her eager fan base. According to the Daily Mail, the spouse of Black Sabbath legend Ozzy Osbourne had planned to delve into the "hardest years of her eventful life" during the program. Furthermore, the 72-year-old media personality was poised to field inquiries from an anticipatory audience eager to learn more about her and her extraordinary journey.
However, as Mirror reported, it seemed that a "family issue" had intercepted the tour's trajectory, bringing it to an abrupt halt. Sharon, a former "X Factor" judge, was set to embark on a four-show series in Scandinavia this week, with the inaugural episode slated for Stockholm on Tuesday, April 22. It bears mentioning that this is scarcely the first occasion when the music mogul has been compelled to scrap an event due to familial circumstances.
The previous year, Sharon was unable to attend a public engagement at the Mad Monster Party in Phoenix because her 76-year-old rock star spouse was grounded. The mother of Jack and Kelly Osbourne was supposed to lend her presence to a grand convention in the United States but was forced to issue a last-minute apology for her absence.
