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SHARON OSBOURNE Sued For Theater No-Show

July 23, 2005

According to FemaleFirst.co.uk, Ozzy Osbourne's wife/manager Sharon Osbourne is being sued for pulling the plug on a run in a London West End production of "The Vagina Monologues", following her daughter Aimee's breast cancer scare earlier this year.

Osbourne jetted back to Los Angeles with Aimee, who had also agreed to star in the show, just days before she was due to make her first appearance in April — but the show's producers, Monologues Ltd., are suing her for breach of contract, according to British newspaper The Sun.

The production company has submitted a legal writ to London's High Court claiming $54,000 in damages resulting from wasted marketing investment, paid expenses and lost profits — despite Osbourne's understandable desire to be by her daughter's side as she underwent medical tests and surgery.

Aimee has since made a complete recovery following an operation to remove a lump from her breast.

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