Jack Osbourne didn't think The Daily Mail's recent remarks about his father's white hair were much of a scoop.
The U.K. tabloid recently published photos of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne sitting in a car in Los Angeles, claiming to have captured the couple "out and about" for the first time in months.
In the photos, Ozzy is wearing his hair a ponytail, and his locks — which are usually dyed jet black — are completely grey and white. The paper wrote that the Prince of Darkness was "nearly unrecognizable" in the shots.
Jack was not amused, calling out the "bulls--t tabloid journalists" responsible for spying on his parents.
"In case you haven't noticed, it is not really recommended for people with Parkinson's to go get their hair dyed during a f---ing global pandemic."
He continued, impugning the Mail for suggesting there was anything to glean from the lack of dye in his father's hair. Ozzy is 71 and "on vacation," Jack pointed out.
"It's amazing that he can have a 50-year career, selling millions of albums and all that you a--holes wanna talk about [is] his hair roots. Have some respect and decency... oh wait I forgot your kind lost that long ago. It's time you were held just as accountable for your actions as the rest of us. Shame on you all."
Ozzy revealed this past January that he was diagnosed with Stage 2 Parkinson's sometime after suffering a spinal injury in a late-night trip-and-fall at his California home.
Well over a year later, Ozzy is still rehabbing from his injury, though his children have all applauded his progress and resiliency.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has maintained that he intends to get well enough to perform again once the pandemic allows.