Ozzy Osbourne will finally undergo neck surgery on Monday.
His wife Sharon made the announcement Wednesday on the U.K. TV show The Talk, of which she is one of the hosts.
Last month, Ozzy told Classic Rock magazine about the surgery. "I can't walk properly these days. I have physical therapy every morning. I am somewhat better, but nowhere near as much as I want to be to go back on the road."
He fell in his bedroom in 2019, striking his head on his nightstand and bedpost, prompting spinal surgery.
In 2020 he told Rolling Stone, "When they cut into the spine in my neck, they severed my nerves and I got this thing called neuropathy. I’d never heard of neuropathy before; it’s just nerve pain. That’s giving me a lot of grief now. But, you know, I ain’t dead."
And compounding all this is Parkinson's disease and injuries sustained in 2003 when he crashed his quad on his English estate. He underwent surgery and had metal rods placed in his body, which pushed through bones, prompting in three major operations.