Ozzy Osbourne would have celebrated his 77th birthday on December 3, but his family faces this day in mourning. The rock legend died on July 22 from heart failure, leaving behind not only his music but also an enormous void in the hearts of his loved ones. Sharon Osbourne shared archival footage with her beloved husband and wrote: “I’m celebrating your birthday, my darling. I won’t let go of your hand until I see you again.”
Fans also honored the artist’s memory: flowers appeared on the Black Sabbath Bridge, and a card from his children carried the words of love — “We love you, Dad!” A video set to See You on the Other Side became a true lament for generations.
Kelly Osbourne also addressed her father, posting a photo of herself as a little girl being held in Ozzy’s arms. “I miss you every day. Happy birthday, Dad,” she admitted honestly. These simple words resonated with every fan.
Only Jack Osbourne couldn’t join the family — he is currently in Australia filming I’m a Celebrity. But sources note that he is grieving the loss of his father deeply and painfully, even if he is forced to stay far away.
Ozzy’s life in recent years had been a battle: Parkinson’s disease, constant pain, and a wheelchair after a fall in 2019. A new documentary filmed over the past three years showed for the first time what these trials cost his family. Sharon admits that the hardest part was watching the man she loved all her life slowly fade. A recent video of Ozzy grumbling while untangling Christmas lights became a painful reminder that their holiday traditions will never be the same again.
