Sharon Osbourne reveals mental health struggles on ‘The Talk’

Sharon Osbourne attends the 22nd annual Race To Erase MS gala at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in the Century City section of Los Angeles on April 24, 2015. The TV personality recently opened up about her "complete and utter [mental] breakdown." File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15 (UPI) — On Monday’s season premiere of “The Talk,” co-host Sharon Osbourne opened up about her leave of absence from the show and her mental “breakdown.”

“I had a complete and utter breakdown,” Osbourne said on the Season 7 premiere.

Osbourne explained how she woke up in the hospital in a catatonic state earlier this year.

“I couldn’t think, I couldn’t talk,” she said. “I could do nothing. My brain just shut down on me.”

Osbourne took an emergency leave from the daytime show in May and completed in-patient therapy which she says helped her get back on track.

“I found, for me, group therapy was the best thing that I could do,” Obsourne said, “because there were several people suffering with what I was suffering.”

She said she chose to open up about her issue because it might help someone else.

“If I could help somebody else along the way I would feel great,” she said, adding she didn’t want anyone to feel ashamed of their struggle.

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