Ozzy Osbourne's Family Shares Emotional Final Moments with Rock Icon

In a heartbreaking conversation, the Osbourne family is opening up about their final moments with the late Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away in July 2025 at the age of 76. Kelly, Sharon, and Jack Osbourne appeared on a recent episode of The Osbournes Podcast to share their emotional experiences during Ozzy's final days.

Jack, 40, expressed a sense of bittersweet closure, saying that "everyone got to have their time with him" and that "a lot of things kinda lined up in a -- I don't know. It's f---ed up to say, but there was a level of perfection around it." However, his sister Kelly, 41, tearfully admitted, "I just wanted more time."

Their mother, Sharon, 73, agreed, acknowledging that "you're always gonna want more time" with a loved one. She emphasized the importance of cherishing every moment, recalling how Ozzy and she used to tell their children, "You can't buy time."

Kelly shared one particular regret, revealing that on the morning Ozzy passed away, she didn't get to say the usual exchange of "Morning, Dada, I love you" that she and her father shared. But Sharon reassured her, saying, "He knew. He knew. He knew so much."

The Osbournes' emotional reflections on Ozzy's final days serve as a poignant reminder to treasure the time we have with our loved ones, for it can be all too fleeting.