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Sharon Osbourne Reveals Why Ozzy's Crazy Life Didn't Scare Her

NorwayPublished October 8, 2026

Views 46.1K  |  Likes 1.51K  |  Comments 46
Views#8,780,598Global
Views#7,398Norway

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70.9K subs•882 videos•May 2024

This video has 46.1K views and 1.51K likes, ranking #8,780,598 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

46,132

Likes

1,515

Comments

46

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Total (all-time): $32 – $92

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Sharon Osbourne reveals why falling for the wild Prince of Darkness didn't scare her one bit. Compared with growing up with her father, Don Arden, Ozzy's rock-and-roll craziness was nothing! 💀🦇 #SharonOsbourne #OzzyOsbourne #DonArden #TheOsbournes #Shorts

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October 8, 2026
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