"I Think They're LOST!" Sharon Osbourne on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
July 21, 2022
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as posted by the channelWife of rock star Ozzy Osbourne and The Talk host Sharon Osbourne joins Piers Morgan Uncensored to give us an update on Ozzy's health, her opinions on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the BBC's Panorama interview with Princess Diana and more.
Piers begins by asking Sharon why Ozzy, who was meant to join her on the show, decided last-minute he wasn't coming on. Sharon says its because "he's a B******" and that since he's recovered from his surgeries "he's become a diva... he thinks he's Beyonce!"
They later go on to discuss the Royal Family and Piers asks Sharon about Harry and Meghan's recent antics, including the Prince's speech to the UN about climate change and drawing parallels to Nelson Mandela with their own struggle for freedom. Sharon responds "I think they're totally lost" and says she feels they "haven't found their own path yet".
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