Kelly Osbourne has discussed the Parkinson’s diagnosis that her father Ozzy received.

The rock singer’s health issues were discussed by the 35-year-old on Good Morning America (GMA) on Tuesday alongside her father, mother Sharon, and brother Jack.

The “Shut Up” singer expressed concern during the interview that the Black Sabbath musician may never be able to walk again following a catastrophic fall in his toilet in 2019. The worst aspect of his condition, according to Ms. Osborne, was having to witness someone you care about suffer.

When Kelly remarked, “There are days when I come into this house and I’m like, “There is absolutely nothing wrong with him,” you think, Oh my god he’s going to be fine, we’re going on tour next month,” Kelly added. It’s very strange how this works; I experienced it firsthand, Kelly said.

When you come back the next day, nothing has changed, despite the fact that he appears to be unable to get up off the couch and appears to be losing sensation in his arm.

The toughest thing is having to see someone you care about suffer.

Kelly continued by describing how her father’s Parkinson’s disease caused their family’s structure to change.

To “snap out of it,” people need to be warned. Come on, she said, “let’s all try to figure out what’s going on here so we can move past this.”

Additionally, getting everyone on the same page took some time.

We’ve all learned a lot about one another again, and it’s been reaffirmed how much we appreciate and support one another, she insisted, adding that the diagnosis has brought the family closer together.

We weren’t sure whether Dad would ever walk again at this time last year.

Ozzy revealed in a recent interview with GMA that he is currently taking a “host of medications.” He also expressed his relief at being allowed to talk about his condition.

It’s difficult to conceal things since you never feel at ease. You’re depressed. I’m not great at keeping things under wraps. I can no longer carry it around because it is so hefty. It seems that I am out of justifications,” he continued.

In addition, the speaker said, “I feel better now that I’ve admitted I have Parkinson’s.”

Parkinson’s disease is defined by the NHS as a condition in which some brain regions gradually deteriorate over an extended period of time.

Parkinson’s disease is characterized by uncontrollable shaking of various body parts, stiff, inflexible muscles, and sluggish movement. However, a person with Parkinson’s disease may also have a wide range of additional physical and psychological signs and symptoms, including anxiety and hopelessness, balance issues, and memory issues.

Kelly denied reports that her father was dying earlier this month and said she was “sick” of reading about his health in the headlines.

She posted in her Instagram story, “Today I had a lovely start to 2020,”

My family and I went to a restaurant for lunch. I grinned and continued to spend the remainder of the day with my father. As I travel home, I learn terrible news about my father, who is reportedly on the verge of passing away.

“The media sometimes makes me feel sick,” she said in closing.

It’s no secret that this year has been difficult for my father’s health, but this is complete nonsense.