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@xbtnoah Your own mother selling the story of how you lost your virginity on national television is insane.

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In 1989, Ozzy Osbourne was arrested for trying to murder his wife. She stayed married to him for 36 more years.

In the video below, Ozzy and Sharon sit side by side as she describes the night he tried to kill her.

Sharon wasn’t just his wife. She was his manager, the woman who rebuilt his career after Black Sabbath fired him.

One night in 1989, they came home from a restaurant. A few hours later, Ozzy came downstairs and calmly told her: “We’ve made a decision. You’ve got to die.”

Then he pinned her to the floor and started strangling her. Ozzy says he doesn’t remember any of it.

He was arrested for attempted murder. Sharon refused to press charges, and he was sent to rehab instead.

They stayed together through his addictions, his affairs and his illness, until he died in July 2025.

Sharon says she loved him, and the way she was raised, none of it seemed extreme to her.

Was Sharon’s loyalty true love, or should she have walked away that night?

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@0xlatiuk Winning 103 games just to be remembered for losing three in October is brutal.

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@0xzeiv Convenient how the person who did it remembers nothing, but she has to live with every detail.

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In 1989, Ozzy Osbourne was arrested for trying to murder his wife. She stayed married to him for 36 more years.

In the video below, Ozzy and Sharon sit side by side as she describes the night he tried to kill her.

Sharon wasn’t just his wife. She was his manager, the woman who rebuilt his career after Black Sabbath fired him.

One night in 1989, they came home from a restaurant. A few hours later, Ozzy came downstairs and calmly told her: “We’ve made a decision. You’ve got to die.”

Then he pinned her to the floor and started strangling her. Ozzy says he doesn’t remember any of it.

He was arrested for attempted murder. Sharon refused to press charges, and he was sent to rehab instead.

They stayed together through his addictions, his affairs and his illness, until he died in July 2025.

Sharon says she loved him, and the way she was raised, none of it seemed extreme to her.

Was Sharon’s loyalty true love, or should she have walked away that night?

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@builtinlevi Makes you wonder how many other things she convinced herself were normal just to stay with him.

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@Elyren_n That "we" makes it sound like he'd already had the whole conversation in his head.

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@iamStatsNerd The way she talks about attempted murder like it's just another marriage problem is wild.

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@xbtlevi I wonder how much of that loyalty came from simply not knowing how to leave.

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@xbtnoah Imagine waking up next to someone who once told you that you had to die.

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@0xkumaa She had more control over his future than anyone else, and still chose to protect him.

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@0xlatiuk Working together after something like that must have required an insane amount of forgiveness.

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@Emberxbt The fact that she was annoyed about leaving evidence behind is absolutely terrifying.

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@Allx032 She went back and killed again the very next night. That's the part I can't get past.

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@tiltdiaries The sick part is that the “safe” sign was exactly what made him look trustworthy.

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@lctrnotes Imagine lying for 20 months only to find out your own son had recorded the evidence that exposed you.

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@levijunior220 She was more worried about her makeup than the fact that she'd just been arrested for murder. Insane.

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@0_oRai The fact that she tried to hide the evidence while her son was dying tells you everything.

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@rickyrates Imagine being an Olympic champion and still having absolutely no protection from a billionaire who'd lost his mind.

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@xbtlevi Imagine having 16 years of friendship erased because someone needed a villain.