Ozzy Osbourne, 75, looks frail as he’s helped out to autograph signing in LA

Ozzy Osbourne appeared weak as he was assisted by an assistant on his way to an autograph session in Hollywood on Saturday.

The 75-year-old rock legend, who has resumed marijuana use and admitted he was “tempted to return to stronger drugs” due to his health problems, leaned on a cane and his helper as he arrived with his wife Sharon and their children, Kelly and Jac.

Dressed in his signature all-black attire, the Black Sabbath icon slowly walked down the sidewalk before settling into an ornate throne to sign autographs for fans.

Sharon, 72, looked concerned and rushed into the event, while Jack, 38, followed closely behind with a black tote bag.

Kelly, 39, meanwhile, smiled brightly as she stood behind her legendary father at the event.

The Fashion Police alum dazzled in a chic black mini dress, while Sharon dazzled in an elegant white suit.

Jack opted for a relaxed look and paired a dark polo with cargo pants.

The signing follows the couple’s recent revelation on their self-titled podcast that Ozzy’s health problems have delayed their return to England.

During a July episode of The Osbournes, starring their children Kelly and Jack, Sharon shared, “It seems like every time we’re about to go [back to England]something is happening to Ozzy’s health.’

She remained optimistic, adding, “We will get there. We really want to go back, but we will get there. Shouldn’t we, Ozzy?’ to which he replied, “Yes.”

The couple, who first announced their plans to return to Britain in August 2022, have faced numerous setbacks.

Ozzy has undergone seven surgeries in the past five years, including a fourth spinal surgery in September 2023, and has reportedly been battling Parkinson’s disease since 2003.

The signer, who relies on a wheelchair and crutches, has also previously struggled with drug and alcohol addiction and admitted to occasionally returning to ‘weed’.

He said on his Madhouse Chronicles podcast: ‘I’m happier, but I’m not completely sober. I use a little marijuana every now and then.’

The Prince of Darkness praised his wife for being his constant motivation to keep him from falling back into his old habits, but cannabis, legal in LA, has slowly crept back into his life.

“I’m lucky that my wife is constantly kicking my ass and she would make life so difficult,” he said. “Even with marijuana, she’ll get the hell out of it and get rid of it.”

Reflecting on his rise to fame in the 1970s, the rock legend admitted that he once believed sobriety stifled his creativity.

‘I was the king of the world, a rock star, and I had the biggest party ever. The thing is, I never thought I could do anything with creativity (while sober),” he said.

Ozzy has also shared that after battling alcohol and drug abuse, he feels lucky to be alive, admitting that he often wonders why he survived when many of his ‘drinking friends’ did not .

‘I should have died a thousand times. I’ve had my stomach pumped god knows how many times.’

Ozzy, who has sold more than 100 million records during his illustrious career, announced his plans to retire from touring earlier this year.

The British musician was diagnosed with a mild form of Parkinson’s disease in 2003, but did not go public with the condition until 2020.

Ozzy has said that his biggest struggles are due to a fall he suffered in 2019 that dislodged metal rods in his back.

The bars had been placed there after a quad bike accident at his home in Buckinghamshire in 2003.

He told Rolling Stone UK magazine: ‘The second operation went drastically wrong and left me virtually crippled.

‘I thought I would be able to start again after the second and third, but during the last one they put a rod in my spine.

‘They found a tumor in one of the vertebrae, so they had to dig all of that out too. It’s pretty heavy, man, and my balance is all messed up.”

Last year Ozzy’s wife Sharon proudly accepted the Icon honorary trophy for her sick husband at the Rolling Stone UK Awards at London’s Camden Roundhouse.

Ozzy was late to travel to the star-studded ceremony where the ‘Prince of Darkness’ was honored for his 55 years in the music industry.

The rock ‘n’ roll star rose to prominence in the 1970s as the lead singer of heavy metal band Black Sabbath and was due to give a speech at the ceremony.

A beaming Sharon gave a rousing speech on behalf of her husband before introducing a video message from the man himself.

Sharon said: ‘Sometimes I felt so helpless and so sorry for Ozzy. He had all these surgeries and it all felt like a nightmare.

“He hasn’t lost his sense of humor, but when I look at my husband, he’s here while everyone else is on the road. This is the longest time he has not worked. Being home for so long has been so strange for him.”