Sharon Osbourne cuts somber figure in long black dress as she watches son Jack and granddaughter Pearl on Malibu beach
Sharon Osbourne looked downcast amid her divorce drama during a beach outing on Sunday with her son Jack and granddaughter Pearl.
The 63-year-old family matriarch donned a long black dress while out on the sand with her 30-year-old son and his four-year-old daughter in Malibu, California.
Sharon had on a white sweater over her dress and covered up with a white fedora with a black band while pensively watching Jack and Pearl.
On the rocks: Sharon Osbourne spent time with her son Jack and granddaughter Pearl on Sunday during a family outing in Malibu, California
The Talk co-host accessorised with black sunglasses and completed her outfit with black and white flats.
Sharon and her longtime rocker husband Ozzy Osbourne, 67, were at the center of tabloid headlines in May following reports of infidelity by the Black Sabbath frontman.
The TV personality openly discussed their marriage woes when she returned to The Talk after a short break.
Mother and son: Jack wore a wetsuit for the beach outing while Sharon covered up in a hat and sweater
Sharon confirmed that she kicked Ozzy out of their house and added that he later returned prompting her to move out.
'It's right for me because I honestly at this point today have no idea what I'm going to be doing with the rest of my life. I don't know where I'm going, who I'm going with and I just need time to think,' Sharon told her co-hosts on The Talk.
The mother of three took her mind off her marital troubles as she watched Jack and Pearl at the beach.
Family outing: Pearl also wore a wetsuit while on the beach with her father and grandmother
Jack wore an all-black wetsuit while Pearl wore a black and purple wetsuit while out in the water.
Sharon and Ozzy also have daughters Aimee, 32, and 31-year-old Kelly together.
Ozzy and Sharon have been married since July 4, 1982.
Good point: Jack pointed something out to his mum Sharon
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