Sharon Osbourne has posted a deeply emotional tribute to her late husband, rock icon Ozzy Osbourne, on what would have been his 77th birthday. The heartfelt message comes just months after the Black Sabbath legend's death on July 22, 2025.
A Lifetime of Love Remembered
The 73-year-old shared a moving montage of pictures and footage chronicling their more than four decades together. In a statement posted on social media on Wednesday, December 3, Sharon wrote to her 'darling husband', vowing to celebrate the day he was born. "I will never let go of your hand until I see you on the other side," her caption poignantly concluded.
The tribute arrives as Sharon, along with children Kelly and Louis Osbourne, have been seen in Birmingham over recent days. The family is in the city to remember Ozzy, who was born in Aston. Their visit underscores the deep local connection the global rock star maintained throughout his life.
A City and a Family in Mourning
Ozzy Osbourne's passing followed shortly after Black Sabbath's final performance at the 'Back to the Beginning' concert at Villa Park. Since his death, fans from Birmingham and across the world have continued to pay their respects. Black Sabbath Bridge remains a focal point for tributes, with flowers and cards still being left in memory of the 'Prince of Darkness'.
The family's grief is shared publicly, with daughter Kelly Osbourne also posting a birthday message to her father. "Happy birthday I miss you daddy! I love you more than life itself!" she wrote, accompanying her words with a series of personal photographs. Kelly also expressed how challenging the day has been without her brother, Jack, who is currently a contestant on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
A Legacy That Endures
The outpouring of support for the Osbourne family on this difficult anniversary highlights Ozzy's enduring impact. Adored by his family, his hometown Brummies, and a legion of international fans, his legacy as a music pioneer is firmly cemented. The personal tributes from his wife and children offer a poignant glimpse into the man behind the rock legend, reminding the world of the profound personal loss that followed his public farewell.
