Kelly Osbourne has broken her silence on Ozzy’s death with one truly heartbreaking sentence that’s breaking hearts.
In what’s now being called his “final laugh,” Ozzy Osbourne was filmed cracking a joke and smiling in a bittersweet video taken just days before his death.
Ozzy’s rise to fame highlighted.
Born in Birmingham in 1948, John Michael Osbourne co-founded Black Sabbath in 1968—ushering in a new era of dark, thunderous metal.
He quickly became infamous for his shocking stage antics, including the notorious bat incident that haunted headlines for decades.
Dubbed the “Prince of Darkness,” Ozzy’s growling vocals and chaotic energy became the face of heavy metal rebellion.
But his career wasn’t all chaos and controversy.
With wife Sharon, Ozzy launched The Osbournes, one of the first reality shows to capture celebrity domestic life—warts and all.
It turned the metal icon into a household name and endeared him to a whole new generation of fans.
His relationship with Sharon, spanning over 43 years, became one of the most resilient—and public—love stories in rock history.
Together they raised six children, fought through addiction, illness, and fame, and remained fiercely bonded until his last breath.
Ozzy Osbourne’s death confirmed.
The iconic Black Sabbath frontman died at age 76, surrounded by family at his UK estate, as announced in a heartbreaking statement on July 22.
A family statement read: “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.”
“He was with his family and surrounded by love.”
Kelly and her siblings have not yet posted individual tributes, but fans and celebrities have flooded social media with condolences and memories.
“He was a legend, but also a dad, a husband, a friend,” one fan wrote. “This hurts.”
No official cause of death has been confirmed yet, but Osbourne had been publicly battling Parkinson’s since 2019.
He also suffered multiple health complications in recent years, including spinal injuries that left him struggling to walk.
Despite it all, the singer made one final appearance on stage earlier this month—his first in 20 years with all original Black Sabbath members.
The reunion performance stunned fans and fueled rumors of a miraculous comeback.
But behind the scenes, Ozzy’s condition had been steadily declining, according to close sources.
Now, fans are clinging to his last known video—shared online—showing Ozzy full of life, love, and dry British wit.
Final video of Ozzy described.
It happened during a surprise proposal for his daughter, Kelly Osbourne, when her fiancé Sid Wilson popped the question in front of friends and family.
Sharon Osbourne can be heard gently trying to keep the moment calm, whispering, “You’ve got to be quiet, hold on,” as the cameras rolled.
Sid then looked directly at Kelly, telling her, “You know I love you more than anything in the world…”
But Ozzy couldn’t resist cutting in with a perfectly timed quip: “F**k off, you’re not marrying my daughter.”
The crowd—close friends and family—erupted into laughter, while Kelly looked both emotional and amused.
Sid continued his proposal unfazed, finishing with: “Nothing would make me happier than to spend the rest of my life with you.”
He placed the ring on Kelly’s finger as Ozzy, just feet away, beamed with pride in the background.
That quiet, joyful smile is now hauntingly powerful—an image of a rock legend basking in love in his final weeks.
Just 17 days after that video was recorded, Ozzy was gone.
Rest in peace Prince of Darkness.
The viral video of Ozzy laughing at his daughter’s engagement now feels like a farewell gift—raw, real, and heartbreakingly human.
He didn’t leave the stage screaming into the mic or smashing guitars—he left it smiling at his daughter’s happiness.
And that, maybe more than anything, is the performance fans will remember most.
Kelly has now spoken out.
She painfully shared the lyrics to the famous Black Sabbath song ‘Changes’:
“I feel unhappy I am so sad. I lost the best friend I ever had.”