Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne flash a smile as it’s revealed ‘she’ll remain his manager’ despite sex addiction confession
The couple are fighting to save their 34 year marriage
SHARON and Ozzy Osbourne looked like they had put their troubles behind as they spent time together in LA over the weekend.
The couple, who have been married for 34 years, even cracked a smile despite Ozzy’s recent sex addiction revelation.
Their happy demeanour may have been down to the fact that Sharon has decided to remain as her husband’s manager.
According to the , the X Factor judge has vowed to stay by her man as the 67-year-old fights to save their marriage.
A source told the paper: “She has vowed to never let Ozzy go as a client, even though they are in a deeply dark place in their marriage. She doesn’t want the business to suffer.”
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Last week Sharon broke down in tears as she opened up about her husband’s issues during an appearance on The View.
Discussing how Ozzy has been getting therapy, she said: “He’s been going [to] outpatient for sex addiction for the last three months and after the tour he goes into inpatient for three months.
“He’s working at it.
“It’s hard because it affects the whole family and it’s quite embarrassing.
“I’m proud that he’s come out and admitted it, finally.”
The news of sex addiction came after it was revealed he was having an affair with his hairdresser, 45-year-old Michelle Pugh, back in May – forcing Sharon to kick him out.
A statement on behalf of notorious hellraiser Ozzy - given by his representative - said: "Over the last six years, Ozzy Osbourne has been dealing with a sex addiction.
"He is sorry if Ms. Pugh took their sexual relationship out of context.
"He would like to apologize to the other women he has been having sexual relationships with.
"Out of the bad comes good. Since his relationship with Ms. Pugh was exposed, Ozzy has gone into intense therapy.
"Ozzy is mortified at what his behaviour has done to his family.
"He thanks God that his incredible wife Sharon is at his side to support him."
The Sun Online has contacted Sharon’s rep for comment.
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