Sharon Osbourne Visits Ozzy Osbourne's Grave Daily 15 Months After Death

Sharon Osbourne says she visits her husband Ozzy Osbourne's grave every day, 15 months after the Black Sabbath singer died aged 76 at their home in Buckinghamshire. She says her grief will never disappear and that people never get over losing the love of their life, but learn to live with it.

Ozzy had experienced years of health problems, including Parkinson's disease and a fractured vertebra. His death came less than three weeks after he performed a farewell concert at Birmingham's Villa Park.

“You never get over it. But you learn to live with it.”

On the morning of his death, Ozzy woke early and went downstairs for his usual workout. He suffered a heart attack shortly afterwards. An air ambulance was called and paramedics attempted to save him, but he died before they could do so.

Sharon says she was asleep when he died. She says they had spoken in the night, and Ozzy asked her to kiss him twice and to hold him tight.

Thousands of fans paid tribute to Ozzy before his funeral, lining the streets of Birmingham as his coffin was taken through the city in a hearse carrying a purple floral cross. They sang Black Sabbath songs and left flowers.

Fans' cards and messages were collected, sorted and photographed, while the flowers were composted for the family garden, where Ozzy is buried. Sharon says she could not put Ozzy in a public graveyard.

A concert film of Ozzy and Black Sabbath's July 5, 2025 show at Villa Park arrives in more than 15,000 theaters in 132 countries on October 28. Sharon says watching the film is still very hard because she sees every pore on his face and every expression in his eyes.