Jack Osbourne Medically Withdrawn from 'Special Forces' Due to Elevated Heart Rate

Osbourne Believes Potassium Deficiency was the Cause, Expresses Willingness to Return for Future Season

Jack Osbourne, son of Ozzy Osbourne and participant in the reality show 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test', was medically withdrawn due to concerns over his elevated heart rate.
Osbourne, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 26 in 2012, believes his exit could have been avoided with a potassium supplement, as suggested by a friend who is a retired special forces medic.
Despite his early exit, Osbourne expressed his willingness to participate in a potential third season of the show.
Osbourne's heart rate issue was initially identified by his hiking watch, which he was allowed to keep during the competition.
Osbourne's father, Ozzy, is reportedly recovering well from a series of spinal surgeries and is planning to perform at festival gigs.