Club Random with Bill Maher - Listen Now: The Sage Steele Show with Sharon Osbourne

Episode Date: May 16, 2024

Sage Steele and Sharon Osbourne on the political divide, crime in L.A. vs. everywhere else, the loss of common decency, respect, and the principles of debate, Sharon’s turnaround on therapy, Sage speaking out against Disney, Sharon and the after-effects of Ozempic, Sharon’s challenging relationship with her father, and Sharon’s mission in life to help those who live in fear, her husband’s health, and much, much more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've been open about the ozempic thing. What are your thoughts on it today? My thoughts on it today is that I keep saying it says what it's going to do on the bottle and it does it. And I just worry about young girls because it's very easy to get. You can get it sent in from all these different countries. You can buy it illegally without a prescription online and all of that. We all know how tough it is when you're a teenager and you feel you've got a weight problem and you'll do anything to get rid of it and it can be can be damaging.

When did you start taking it? About 14 months ago. But I haven't had it for months. Okay. And it was when you stopped, what happened? I just stayed the same and everybody said everybody said to me, you put it on like that. If you go back to eating what you were eating, you're going to put it on like that. And I didn't, but I don't eat as much.

I just don't. Did it change your ability to eat as much or is it just mental? Yeah, it does change. Your stomach? Yeah, it does. It does. It does. Well then for people who have weight issues,

then that's not a terrible thing, right? If it helps you to not overeat. Yeah. But have you put any weight, no weight has gone back on? No, no, nothing. And every day, because I'm obsessed, so every day I'll weigh and- Every day?

Every day. Why? Because I'm obsessed with it. I know. Yeah. Do you want to change that? Oh God, I wish that I could just not think of it, and just think of other things. There's a million more important things

other than the size of my ass. So it's like, you know, I wish I could but it's that's just my thing. Can you get rid of the scale? To get like starting just with that with weighing yourself? Oh I couldn't. You couldn't? I mean you could. I mean I could, yeah. Someone could take it but then you get another one., I was going to get another one, yeah. Does it fluctuate? No. You're pretty... Listen, yes, two pounds, it'll go...

Water weight, that's the day. Yeah. I know, I just, I see you and everyone as just a beautiful, strong woman. And listen, like you said, we all have our crap. It's just when it takes over like that. I know. How can you not allow it to take over,

take as much energy from you as it seems like it does? Or is it just something you're like, you know what, I'm 70 years old, I'm good. Leave me alone. 71. Who is harder than you? like, you know what, I'm 70 years old, I'm good. Leave me alone. 71. Who is harder than you? Oh, please, give me a break. I hope you look in the mirror and go, look at me,

like seriously, and your energy, and that's the most important part, is this, you know? You never see yourself the way you are. You never do. I look in the mirror and see something, something else. How close are you right now to being happy with what you see in the mirror? Um, I think the point in my life now where I go, I'm at the age where it's as good as it's ever gonna

fucking get, so deal with it, bitch. And I'm like, okay, I've got these two voices in my head that go back and forth and it is, it's, look, my husband is such a mensch with me. He's so good, he's so understanding. He's, I was blessed to find a husband that didn't like skinny women. Well, what does he do now then?

Because you're skinny. I know, and he doesn't like it. Really? He tells you that? Oh yeah, and he worries about my weight all the time. You know, you're too skinny, you're too skinny. But he loves me whatever. And so.

But he wants you healthy. Yeah, he does. He does. Probably, I'm guessing, wants you to love yourself, as we say, which sounds so cheesy corny these days, but it is true. It is true. It's very, very true.

And that's what I've always told my children. You know, you've got to love yourself, or you can love anyone else. Okay, but you just said it, that, all right, I'm 70, 71. This is as good as it's going to get. Yeah. So are we done? Are we done messing with whatever? We're done. I wouldn't take anything,

I wouldn't take anything else because I don't think my body could actually take it. It's like had enough of the shit that I've done to it. So, but it doesn't stop the voice in your head. It's like being an alcoholic. Yeah You know once you're an alcoholic even though you're not using you'll still think about Drinking mm-hmm so all the things but even the surgeries even those are you done? Oh god, can you imagine now at this age now?, I couldn't. I just couldn't.

Couldn't what? Imagine going in and saying, oh, I want this lifted and that lifted and suck a bit here. There's nothing to suck, Sharon. I just, I'd be ridiculous. Even then, I know I'm pushing it. Okay. So there's the, there's a line.