I smiled all through reading Sharon Osbournes new autobiography - Unbreakable. You think you know the stories, as so much about her family appears in todays popular press. I try to avoid the tabloids and trashy magazines, only picking them up to read in waiting rooms and the work tearoom, but maybe the websites are just as bad or worse at reporting on any bit of gossip from celebrity land, making us all familiar with tales of Sharon, Ozzy, Jack and Kelly. Those stories though come to you in bits and pieces, so it was nice to hear from Sharon herself about many of the stories reported in the press in the past year or so, Jacks diagnosis with MS, the birth of grand daughter Pearl, Sharons recent surgeries and of course the almost breakup of Sharon and Ozzys marriage.
For all the drama in her life, I can't help but admire the strong love that she has for her family and that even with all the issues of years ago, her kids seem to be quite normal now and settled now their wild years are behind them. Living with Ozzy sounds like a daily challenge, and not something I could handle, so good on her for sticking it out all these years. 4/5
Showing posts with label Sharon Osbourne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharon Osbourne. Show all posts
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Survivor - Sharon Osbourne
Survivor- Sharon Osbourne (2007)Sharon Osbourne follows up her earlier very successful 'Extreme' autobiography, with Survivor which talks about her latest TV adventures, successful Ozzy tours and the changing relationship with her father. Dealing with her fathers Alzheimer's and eventual death she also considers her own mortality and the first chapter is a frank talk about the numerous surgeries she has undergone, and her frank questioning about aging and getting closer to sixty.
I enjoy her humour,her insights in the life of a rich celebrity (buying Chanel and Armani) and admire her passion for her family. What was most amusing, was that her autobiography was the biggest seller in that genre in British history. 3.5/5
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
