Sharon, who was forced to take six weeks off from work to recuperates from a painful back injury, says during her time away from the cameras, she has developed an obsession with watching the news channels, reported Contactmusic.
"I can't stop watching the news because of what's been going on in the world. I just have to watch it every day. The political climate is all crazy everywhere.
"I watch the English news, I have the BBC on and I'll have Sky on. I've been off work for six weeks with a back injury and all I did was watch the bloody news. I swear to you, I need therapy," the 64-year-old TV personality says.
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