A close family member revealed that during Ozzy Osbourne’s final weeks, Sharon Osbourne never once left the hospital. She refused to go home, turned away visitors, and stayed by his side night after night. They’ve weathered chaos, headlines, health battles, and heavy metal tours—and through it all, Ozzy and Sharon have proven that true love can survive even the wildest storms. From raising a family while rocking the world to standing by each other’s side through every high and low, their journey shows that sometimes, the craziest love stories are the ones that last. Here’s to love that’s loud, loyal, and unapologetically real. Read More:

We are now pausing our live coverage of tributes to Ozzy Osbourne. If you’re just joining us, here’s a recap:

1. 8Some Black Sabbath fans got commemorative tattoos after the band’s final show in Birmingham this month.

40,000 fans turned out at the venue in Birmingham which saw Ozzy singing with his fellow founding fathers of heavy metal while seated on a black throne.

“You have no idea how I feel. Thank you from the bottom of my heart,” he told the crowd.

At his farewell concert earlier this month, Osbourne received a video message from celebrity friend Dolly Parton. The decorated country star celebrated the metal singer’s final show, saying “I love you”.

“Are we supposed to be seeing farewell to you? Well, I don’t think that’s gonna happen. Why don’t we just say good luck, god bless you and we will see you somewhere down the road,” she said.

She added that she’s going to miss him on stage, but “I wouldn’t be surprised if you don’t show up somewhere else — and I’ll be there”.

More condolences are coming in from musicians inspired by Ozzy Osbourne.

American rock band Aerosmith calls him “our brother in rock”, saying he “changed music forever”.

“From Black Sabbath to his solo work, Ozzy redefined what it meant to be heavy,” the band has written on X. “He did it all with heart, grit, and that wild spirit only he could bring.

“Our love goes out to Sharon, his family, his band, and the millions around the world who felt his fire.”

has paid tribute to Osbourne on social media.

Hagar played at the farewell concert for Osbourne earlier this month.

Posting on Instagram, Hagar says Osbourne “was and will always be a one of a kind true rock legend.”

“For him to have been that close to death on July 5 and still get up there and perform like he promised… Wow! That puts him in a category of his own.”

“Talk about commitment and loyalty to your fans. Nobody’s going to out-do that ever!” he adds. “RIP my brother, you did it all.”