Ozzy Osbourne Defends Sharon Osbourne, Who Performed A Television Show In The Racist Turmoil

Ozzy Osbourne has said he will support her after his wife, Sharon Osbourne, has dropped out of The Talk, which starred in 2011 in the racist turmoil.

Sharon Osbourne dropped out of The Talk on March 26 after a racial discrimination conversation with black co-host Shirley Underwood.

According to the broadcaster CBS, Sharon Osbourne decided to step down after the decision on the March 10 broadcast. "It wasn't in line with our values ​​of having a respectful workplace," CBS said of Sharon Osbourne's behavior towards Shirley Underwood.

In response to a statement by former British host of Good Morning Britain, Piers Morgan, that he did not trust Megan Markle's revelation that he was thinking of committing suicide in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Shirley Underwood criticized Sharon Osbourne, who supported Piers Morgan, as a "proof" of a "racist view."

Sharon Osbourne said he felt like he was "hanging on an electric chair."

Ozzy Osbourne has publicly declared his support for his wife, Sharon Osbourne, as the turmoil over Sharon Osbourne's disembarkation continues. On Instagram, Ozzy Osbourne posted a photo of two people Ozzy Osbourne listened to, stating: "I can't hear you guys. Team Sharon"

Following Sharon Osbourne's departure, CBS has issued the following statement in Deadline: "What happened on the March 10 broadcast upset everyone involved, including the viewers who were watching at home. In our view, the March 10 broadcast was co-hosted. Sharon's behavior was not in line with our values ​​of having a respectful workplace. CBS directors have not found any evidence of planning or surprised this discussion. "

Broadcasting of "The Talk" is scheduled to resume on April 12.