“We went from crying to just peeing ourselves laughing”: Robin Williams Helped Ozzy Osbourne’s Wife When She Was Giving Up in Her Painful Battle With Cancer
Late Hollywood actor Robin Williams was popularly known for his improvisational skills and the wide variety of characters he created on the spur of the moment and portrayed on film, in dramas and comedies alike. He is also considered one of the best comedians to have ever entered the field. Williams was a well-known and adored personality who will go down in history as one of the finest comedians ever.
Robin Williams was a wonderful human being as well. He utilized his talents to offer joy to people all over the world and was recognized for his generosity, kindness, and compassion toward others, whether they were his peers or strangers. He did, however, win many hearts all over the world when he helped Ozzy Osbourne’s wife, Sharon Osbourne, throughout her grueling struggle against cancer.
Robin Williams Helped Sharon Osbourne With Her Battle Cancer
Sharon Osbourne was diagnosed with colon cancer and chemotherapy had a heavy toll on her, both physically and emotionally. Sharon was so dejected at one point that she thought about quitting her therapy. Ozzy Osbourne phoned Robin Williams because he realized his wife needed motivation and Williams being a close friend of the Osbournes rushed to their aide.
Williams consented to visit Sharon and came over. He went directly to Sharon’s bedroom after getting to the Osbournes’ home. Williams climbed into Sharon’s bed and immediately started making her laugh. Williams’ arrival caught Sharon off guard and made her feel so happy that she completely forgot about her problems. She sobbed from laughing so loudly.
Williams entertained Sharon for several hours by cracking jokes and making her laugh and Sharon felt much better due to their conversation. She was determined to pursue her cancer treatments and her life-saving battle. Kelly and Jack Osbourne, the children of Sharon Osbourne, claim that Robin Williams’ visit marked a turning point in their mother’s struggle with cancer and gave her the resolve to carry on fighting.
“Dad said laughter is the best medicine and organized for Robin to come over and make mom laugh, and he just dropped everything and came over to the house and got in bed with Mom.
I just remember sitting at the bottom of the stairs and we went from crying, not knowing what to do, to just peeing ourselves laughing because we could hear Mom upstairs in her room laughing with Robin. And, the next day it changed everything and Mom went back to chemo.”
This statement was shared by Kelly Osbourne on the first episode of the Osbourne family’s podcast, The Osbournes Podcast.
Robin Williams was truly a special person. He was not only a gifted comic and actor, but he was also a kind and generous friend. He gave Sharon Osbourne a gift that helped her get through a trying moment in her life. Williams’ tale serves as a reminder that laughter is the best medicine. Our spirits may be raised and our ability to overcome even the most difficult obstacles increases with a good laugh.
Robin Williams’s Journey in Hollywood
In Hollywood, Robin Williams had a crazy ascent, widespread praise, and a sad collapse. He had an endless supply of energy and a talent for improvisation, making him a hilarious genius and a talented actor who was equally adept at playing tragic and somber roles.
Early in the 1970s, Williams started a stand-up comedy career. He rapidly became well-known for his maniacal enthusiasm, lightning-fast delivery, and variety of personas. He was chosen to play in the Happy Days, Mork & Mindy, and many other successful comedies, such as Mrs. Doubtfire, Jumanji, and Aladdin.
However, the early 2000s saw a decline in Williams’ career as he battled drug and alcohol abuse, and his mental state declined. He appeared in a series of films that were not well-appreciated, and scandals dogged his personal life. His sudden passing was a shock to the entire world, but still, he is regarded as one of the all-time best.
