Sharon Osbourne Recalls Final Moments and Daily Visits to Ozzy's Garden Burial

Sharon Osbourne has revealed the intimate final moments shared with her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, before his death on July 22, 2025, while confirming that she visits his grave daily. In a recent interview with the BBC, the 74-year-old manager and widow described how Ozzy, who died at age 76 from cardiac arrest, asked for two kisses and a strong embrace shortly before passing away in their Buckinghamshire home Source: Infobae. The couple, who met in 1970 and married in 1982, had been together for over five decades Source: El País (ES).

Ozzy’s passing occurred just 20 days after he fulfilled his final wish: performing one last concert with the original members of Black Sabbath in Birmingham. Sharon recalled his joy during this event, noting that he was confused by the lack of harsh criticism, believing something was wrong because fans were being so kind Source: El País (ES). He suffered from Parkinson’s disease, coronary issues, and a fractured vertebrae prior to his death Source: El País (ES).

Regarding his burial, Sharon insisted that Ozzy remain in the family garden rather than a public cemetery. She explained that public graves offer no peace due to constant scrutiny, whereas the private garden allows him to rest quietly Source: El País (ES). Flowers left by fans have been composted to nourish the garden Source: El País (ES).

Sharon emphasized that grief is not something one simply "gets over." "You lose the love of your life... You never get over it," she stated, explaining that she chooses to make peace with the loss rather than isolate herself Source: Infobae. Her daughter, Kelly Osbourne, added that the overwhelming support from fans has been crucial in their healing process, helping them realize they are not alone in their sadness Source: Infobae.

The family continues to honor Ozzy’s legacy through tributes, including attending the BRIT Awards to accept recognition on his behalf. Sharon shared that Ozzy would want fans to remember him by playing his music loudly and headbanging Source: Infobae. A new documentary about his life is also set to premiere, further cementing his impact on heavy metal history Source: El País (ES).