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Sharon Osbourne recalled waking up with an “indentation” in her face after a plastic surgery procedure in a candid new podcast conversation.
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Osbourne → recall → conversation
When asked by son Jack Osbourne during Thursday’s episode of “The Osbournes” podcast if she’d ever felt “scared” going into a procedure, she quipped, “I have when I’ve woken up and seen the mistakes.”
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I → ask → mistakes
The Osbourne matriarch, 74, then recalled, “One time, it was this color black, all the way down here,” motioning from her upper lip to her chin.
“I have an indentation left from it,” she added.
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she → recall → it
Sharon recalled saying to herself, “What the hell?”
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Sharon → recall → What
Sharon speculated that the surgeon left a “mate” to the surgical procedure while he “took a phone call.”
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he → speculate → call
She recalled going back to the surgeon to “complain” about the result.
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She → recall → result
“You go, ‘What is in this that you’re injecting me with?’” she said of the experience, “and they go, ‘Don’t worry.
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they → go → experience
It’s my special concoction.
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It → ’ → ?
It’ll work.’”
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It → work → ?
An exasperated Sharon then exclaimed, “it didn’t f–king work” and noted she’s now “got a dent.”
Both Jack and his wife, Aree Gearhart, insisted during the conversation that they “don’t see” the alleged dent.
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they → exclaim → Daily
The reality star sarcastically noted, “It’s not like I earned my living out of my f–king face,” but admitted it’s “her choice” to have the procedures to begin with.
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it → note → procedures
Sharon also attempted to explain her frustration with the escalation of commitment that can come with cosmetic surgery.
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that → attempt → surgery
“You have your face done.
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face → have → ?
You’ve got a tight face,” she said, explaining that she never shows her arms “because they’re wrinkly and marked” and “the skin’s going.”
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skin → get → arms
“It’s like, what about the rest of you?” she said.
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she → ’ → you
“And then you’ve got a face that looks 50, and your body looks your age.”
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body → get → face
Sharon also lamented the “brutal” recovery involved in such procedures and, when asked if she’s “done” having work done on her face, replied, “Oh Jack.
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work → lament → face
Who am I doing it for now?” — seemingly referencing late husband Ozzy Osbourne.
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I → do → Osbourne
This isn’t the first time Sharon has spoken out about her experiences with cosmetic procedures.
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Sharon → speak → procedures
In 2023, she publicly swore it off altogether after years of plastic surgery after a 2021 facelift gone wrong left her looking “like a f—king Cyclops,” she once told the Sunday Times.
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she → swear → Times
“That one put me off and it frightens me,” she told the Sun back in April 2023.
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she → put → April
“I really f–king pushed it with the last facelift and I am now like, no more.”
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I → push → facelift
She added, “Time is against me, I cannot have another facelift.”
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Discussions → add → civility
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