Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler have shared heartfelt messages of support for Ozzy Osbourne as the iconic rocker continues to face health challenges.
The legendary frontman, who has been open about his ongoing battles with Parkinson's disease and other medical issues, recently received an outpouring of love from his former band members.
A Touching Show of Support
Guitarist Tony Iommi took to social media to express his admiration for Osbourne, writing: "Ozzy has always been a fighter, and his strength through all this has been incredible."
Bassist Geezer Butler added his own emotional tribute, stating: "We've been through so much together over the decades. The whole Sabbath family is behind him."
Ozzy's Health Journey
The 75-year-old rock icon has faced numerous health setbacks in recent years, including:
- A Parkinson's diagnosis in 2019
- Multiple surgeries following a serious fall
- Ongoing treatment for nerve damage
Despite these challenges, Osbourne has remained determined to perform again, though he was forced to cancel his 2023 tour dates due to medical advice.
A Legacy That Endures
The members of Black Sabbath, who formed in Birmingham in 1968, created some of the most influential music in rock history. Their final performance together was in 2017, bringing their legendary career full circle.
Fans around the world continue to send messages of support to the Prince of Darkness, proving that his impact on music and popular culture remains as strong as ever.
