Ozzy Osbourne seen walking with a cane after his battle with Covid as he left the recording studio

Hell Shepherd Ozzy Osbourne walks out of LA with cane and black eyeliner needs help getting into his car

Black Sabbath Shepherd, Ozzy Osbourne, stepped out into the LA sunshine with a walking stick in hand after his recent Covid battle.

The rocker left an LA recording studio with his wife Sharo n and was helped into his car on Tuesday.

But the 73-year-old musician is still dressed in revealing clothes, all black, with his signature black pointed nail polish and long locks.

This outing comes just weeks after Osbourne shared his health complications including Parkinson’s disease and revealed he had contracted Covid for the first time.

At the end of last month, Ms. Osbourne, 69, pulled out of her new show, The Talk, on TalkTV to return to LA to take care of her husband.

In a tearful interview, she said: “We’ve had two years go by without him catching Covid and it’s just Ozzy’s luck now.”

This comes after an announcement that they are returning to the UK and will be moving out of Los Angeles after 20 years living in the state due to increased taxes in California.

The legendary Black Sabbath and his wife, will be returning to Welders House, in Buckinghamshire, and he talked about their plans recently.

The singer-songwriter explained: “We’re leaving LA. We’re a bit sad. But the taxes are increasing. I’m sad because I really enjoyed staying and living there.”

The Grammy winner added: “If they do a better tax I might come back. I don’t know.”

“I’m bringing my recording studio. I’m going to build a warehouse there and create my own studio in Welders. I’m still going to make music and my band will be active,” he added.

Ozzy has also spoken about how he battles mental health issues as he struggles to cope with Parkinson’s disease, the pandemic, and recover from surgeries.

The father of eight revealed that he eventually turned to therapy, as he shared his views on such treatment.

He explained: “For the last three years I’ve had a therapist. When I was a kid in the UK you wouldn’t go to a therapist because they would think you were crazy.”

The singer-songwriter added, “It’s okay. You’re not stupid to go see a therapist, but you’re stupid not to go if you need them.”