Sharon Osbourne is back home after a medical episode, says son Jack

Sharon Osbourne was on the mend Saturday night after suffering an undisclosed medical episode while filming an episode of her son Jack’s TV show.
Jack Osbourne posted a message on Instagram saying his mum had been given the “all clear” by her doctors and was back home to recover.
The former The Talk co-host fell ill while filming an episode of Jack’s Night of Terror show and was reportedly taken to the Santa Paula hospital.
As of Saturday night, Sharon’s health appeared to be stable and perhaps the brief shock wasn’t too bad.
“She has received the all clear from her medical team and is now home,” Jack Osbourne said in an Instagram Story on Saturday.
“What happened to my mom — I’ll let her tell her when she’s ready.”
Santa Paula Police Chief Don Aguilar told The Post the 70-year-old TV personality was filming a paranormal show at the Glen Tavern Inn when she became unwell.
The tavern has been documented in several documentaries for its paranormal activities, and Jack clarified that his mother wasn’t filming for Ghost Adventures, as some outlets reported, when she fell ill.
“MY MOTHER DID NOT SHOOT AN EPISODE OF @ghostadventures. She submitted a new episode of Night of Terror to me. Hahaha,” Jack wrote in his story.
Jack is a paranormal and alien investigator and host of the series Night of Terror. His family appeared in the 2020 episodes “The Osbournes: Night of Terror” and “The Osbournes Want to Believe.”
Sharon Osbourne has made no announcements about her medical episode, although a source told the Post on Friday that it was “not life-threatening.”
She’s been open about her past medical history, even going so far as to document her treatments for colon cancer on her family’s MTV reality show The Osbournes in 2002.
The last public mention Osbourne made regarding her health was in May when she announced she had COVID-19.
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