He painted a hotel room with the blood of a dismembered shark

The Ozzy Osbourne He spoke openly about his addiction and the abuses he committed, however, he did not openly talk about the extremism he undertook under the influence of drugs.

Member of the “black sabbath‘, Tony Iommi, unveils an unknown adventure from the life of the squad leader.

Marking the promotion of his book Iron Man: My Journey Through Heaven and Hell with Black Sabbath, the 74-year-old gave an interview, in which he described, among other things, the extreme experience he had with Osborne in his hotel room after use. drugs. Among what he said, Iumi’s story about the “blood-stained” hotel room caused quite an uproar. As revealed: “With drugs you are always bored, so you have to do something for each other. Like Ozzy carrying a shark through the window, dismembering him and flooding our room with blood.”

It was previously revealed that Osbourne once asked a Black Sabbath drummer, Bill Wardif he can They set it on fire another wild night.

“Bill, can I set you on fire?” He told him, according to Iumi. “I’m busy, so not yet,” Roses roses carelessly.

He reportedly later added: “I’m going home now, so if you want you can set me on fire.”. Ozzy later “Set Bill on Fire” As part of a wild joke between the team, Iumi said.

The abuse erased his memories – he does not remember the time when he tried to strangle his wife, Sharon

In 2011, Osbourne admitted during an interview with Rolling Stone magazine that drugs clouded his mind so much that he couldn’t even remember when his first child was born.

Chronic drug use resulted in his inability to remember a tragic event, the moment when he… tried to strangle his wife Sharon In 1989, after drinking four bottles of vodka, among other things.

Osborne has gone to rehab more than 10 times, and in 2013, he said he was sober after years of drug and alcohol abuse.

“I don’t drink, smoke, and do drugs anymore. I just make manuka honey and fight with the wife” He told The Rock radio station in Auckland.

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