Sharon Osbourne has joked she is going to go out and get "legless" when she's finished isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.
The former X Factor judge, 68, made the decision to isolate away from her husband Ozzy, 72, after she was briefly hospitalised by the deadly virus nearly a week ago.
And the reality show legend vowed she's going to go all out when she reunites with the former rockstar.
Keeping her followers up to date with her quarantine journey, Sharon posted a hilarious video on her Instagram from an old X Factor audition.
"I'm going to go and I'm gonna get legless," she says in the clip.
Sharon jokingly added to co-star Louis Walsh: "I'm gonna go back and s**g you."
The TV star, who is sporting her iconic bright red hair in the footage, wrote as her caption: "Me once they give me the green light to go home.
"Minus the s****ing of @louiswalsh_official but I do love you Lou."
Her fans went wild over the funny video, with many flocking to the comments section.
One penned: "I LOVEEEEE you SHARON."
Others simply left laughing faces under the viral video clip.
Taking to Twitter last week, Sharon gave an update on her health and asked fans to stay safe.
She tweeted: "I wanted to share I've tested positive for Covid 19.
"After a brief hospitalisation, I'm now recuperating at a location away from Ozzy (who has tested negative) while “The Talk” is on scheduled hiatus."
Sharon added: "Everyone please stay safe and healthy."
Ozzy has tested negative for the virus, according to his wife.
Sharon is one of many A List stars who have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Earlier this year, Hollywood actor Tom Hanks announced he and his wife had tested positive for the virus while in Australia – where they were treated.
While British actor Idris Elba was among one of the first famous faces to learn he had tested positive for the virus.
He explained in March that he had tested positive for the virus, despite having no symptoms.
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