Ozzy Osbourne 'In Awe' of Taylor Swift [VIDEO]: 'Crazy Train' Rocker 'Blown Away' by 'Red' Songstress, New Album Collaboration?

Sharon Osbourne recently revealed on the morning talk show, The Talk, that her husband, legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne, has the utmost respect and admiration for pop star Taylor Swift. Will this admiration turn into some sort of collaboration? Probably not, but it is very fun to think about, right?

Sharon stated:

"My husband doesn't say anything about anyone - he knows who Taylor Swift is, he knows her music, but he's never met her before, and he was so blown away with her beauty and the aura that she projects, he said to me, 'I have finally met somebody that I can say is a true superstar.' He said, 'She reminds me of Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn.' He called her the most magnificent young girl he's met in his lifetime. He was so blown away by her."

It would be pretty funny to hear Ozzy actually say all of these nice things considering how he speaks, but the former Black Sabbath frontman seems to be very taken with Swift.

Check out this video of Taylor announcing some new tour dates:

These compliments come just days after New Zealand sensation Lorde dissed Swift, saying she was a poor role model for her fans.

Read more on that story HERE!

The 16-year-old breakout artist apologized for her original statement this week.

"I think i c**ked that up a bit and what i said wasn't put in context also. what i meant was: there's a lot of importance placed on physical perfection in this industry, and i wish my favourite stars didn't look perfect because i think fans (me included) have these feelings of worthlessness, like they'll never be as pretty/talented/whatever, as a result of this intense photoshop culture and the endless strive for perfection [sic]," Lorde wrote on her Tumblr page.

She added: "Ps. i am very very new to this whole thing. i will probably never be the kind of role model for my fans that ts is for hers. i admire her very much for this reason. basically, this is an apology for not thinking too hard before I speak. Peace [sic]."