Sharon Osbourne Sad News

Sharon Osbourne was rushed to the hospital Friday night following a medical emergency. TMZ has reported the incident occurred while Sharon was shooting a TV show in California. EMS workers transported the 70 year old star to Santa Paula Hospital.

Sources have reported to TMZ that Sharon was ill on the set of the unnamed show at the Glen Tavern Inn in Santa Paula, California. The details were not clear if the cameras were recording during the emergency. This very hotel appeared in an episode of “Ghost Adventures” on the Travel Channel. No further details have been reported on Sharon’s condition.

Mrs. Osbourne’s health emergency occurred months after testing positive for COVID-19 in May 2022. This was around the same time her husband Ozzy Osbourne and daughter Kelly had also fallen ill with the coronavirus. In 2020, Sharon was briefly hospitalized with COVID.

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Il Divo: An International Operatic Icinga

Because of Simon Cowell’s vision, the renowned operatic group Il Divo has been a mainstay of music for many years. The four outstanding tenors in this international group are David Miller from the United States, Sebastien Izambard from France, Carlos Marin from Spain, and Urs Buhler from Switzerland.

Il Divo is a band that was formed in 2003 and has captivated audiences all around the world with its amazing repertoire, which consists of over ten albums full of incredible performances. Their lengthy tours, where they have performed for millions of fans, demonstrate their appeal on a global scale. They demonstrated their tremendous influence on the global music industry by selling over two million tickets and playing in 69 cities across 18 countries on their first tour alone.

Experience the mesmerizing performances of Il Divo, a group that never fails to enthrall audiences worldwide, by watching the video below.

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