6 Things Sharon Osbourne Said About Her Rumored Split From Husband Ozzy Osbourne On ‘The Talk’ [VIDEOS]

Sharon Osbourne returned to “The Talk” on Tuesday following her Monday hiatus to address rumors regarding her relationship with Ozzy Osbourne. Over the weekend, reports stated that the talk show host had reportedly ended her marriage of 33 years to the Black Sabbath frontman. Sharon made her way back to the CBS series to set the record straight.

Check out everything Sharon said about her speculated divorce from Ozzy below:

Sharon confirms rumors. Her co-host Julie Chen began the conversation, asking whether the rumors that Sharon had kicked the father of her three children out of her house was “made up.”

“No, it’s true,” Sharon, 63, replied, earning big laughs from the crowd.

Are they still in love? Sharon addressed what happened with her husband, adding that despite throwing him out of the house she still loves the 67-year-old rocker.

“I love Ozzy dearly. He’s given me [an] unbelievable life. He’s given me three gorgeous children. I love him,” she said.

Sharon wants to follow her heart. The red-haired host told the audience that when she figures out what she wants to do next, she’ tell them.

“When I know what I’m going to do with the rest of my life, who I’m going to be spending the rest of my life with ... you’ll be the first to know,” she said. “I just need to follow my heart. I don’t even know what my heart’s telling me right now.”

The future for Sharon and Ozzy is uncertain. Chen asked her co-host if there was a chance she would stay married to Ozzy. Sharon had difficulty answering.

“I honestly don’t know. At this point I can’t answer that because I don’t know what I want,” she explained.

Sharon is putting herself first. Before Sharon can decide if she wants to stay married to Ozzy, she said she needs to sit down and think about what she “really wants,” quipping that her current chapter is coming to an end.

Sharon thanks everyone for their support. The “Talk” star was overwhelmed by everyone’s kindness but said she would not shed a tear since there was “nothing to cry about.”