SharonOsbourne shares her belief that KingCharlesIII 'will be an amazing king'
King Charles can count on the support of Sharon Osbourne.
As the new King of England steps into the role he’s been working toward for 73 years, Osbourne appeared on Britain’s TalkTV and discussed the new monarch with co-host Piers Morgan. While sharing her belief that “people will never stop mourning for” Queen Elizabeth, she also offered her confidence in the new monarch.“But I do have to say that I think Charles will be an amazing king,” Osbourne said."I think Charles will be an amazing King… he will take care of all of us."
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