Ozzy Osbourne says you'd have to be 'f***ing mad' not to believe in aliens
Former Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne is certain about extraterrestrial life, but he is incredibly doubtful of any afterlife
Ozzy Osbourne has revealed his obsession with aliens and the afterlife.
The rock star, 71, has insisted that it would be "f***ing mad" not to believe in extraterrestrial life.
He and his famous family are back together for their new show The Osbournes Want To Believe, where they share videos of supernatural activity.
While the Black Sabbath front man has shared his belief that aliens exist, he feels very differently about reincarnation.
When asked if he believes in heaven or eternal damnation, The Prince Of Darkness told Daily Star : "Heaven and hell is whatever you want to make it here."
Ozzy, who lives with Parkinson's disease, insisted that for some people, it's a choice.
He added: "For a lot of people, their idea of heaven is hell. They like being in hell."
Ozzy says he still needs firm evidence that ghosts exist.
The reality TV star reckons that spirits are much more likely to be present in the UK and Europe rather than the USA.
Ozzy explained: "If there is a spirit world there has got to be a bunch of them in Europe.
"I am the type of person, if I do not see it myself I look for the trick."
The rock singer has spent the last five months in his LA home with wife Sharon, 67, amid the coronavirus lockdown.
Ozzy was, and still is, an extremely high risk individual due to his Parkinson's diagnosis.
The star lives with Parkin 2 - a form of Parkinson's which causes extreme nerve pain and bad circulation.
Opening up about their time in quarantine, Sharon admitted that it has been a challenge for them both.
She said: "The first few weeks was heaven and then we began to get on each other's nerves."
The pair, who have been looking after one another throughout the crisis, have been married since 1982.
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