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Just a few days after the world said a final goodbye to Ozzy Osbourne, his wife Sharon is beginning to speak about life without him a life that now feels quieter, heavier, and deeply changed.
In a short but emotional message, Sharon shared how she’s coping with the loss of her husband of more than 40 years.
“Ozzy was more than my husband,” she wrote. “He was my heart, my best friend, my wild love. I still find myself talking to him, like he’s still here with me.”
Their bond was legendary full of challenges, but also full of loyalty, humor, and deep affection. Sharon stood by Ozzy through his battles with addiction, illness, and the chaos of fame, and now she stands alone, holding on to memories.
After the Funeral
Ozzy’s funeral took place on July 30 in Birmingham, where fans gathered in the streets to pay their respects. Sharon, dressed in black, stood beside their three children Jack, Kelly, and Aimee through the emotional service.
But once the crowds were gone, Sharon was left to face the quiet.
“It’s the small moments that hurt the most,” she said. “Waking up to an empty bed. Wanting to tell him something. Then realizing he’s gone.”
Those close to the family say Sharon now spends time sitting in the garden, where Ozzy’s ashes were scattered beneath his favorite tree. She often sits there alone, sometimes speaking to him softly, as if he’s still nearby.
A simple note she left at the tree read: “Forever yours, Shaz.”
Keeping His Memory Alive
Even in mourning, Sharon is working to honor Ozzy’s legacy. She’s helping organize a tribute concert planned for later this year in Birmingham, featuring friends and artists he loved and inspired.
“He always said his fans were everything,” she explained. “So we want to give them one final night loud, wild, and unforgettable, just like him.”
Names like Tony Iommi, Zakk Wylde, and Post Malone are expected to take part in the event.
Taking Time to Heal
Sharon is stepping back from work and public appearances to focus on healing. Her talk show is on hold, and friends say she may take an extended break from television.
“She’s grieving quietly,” one friend shared. “She’s not trying to be strong for anyone but herself right now.”
Still, Sharon remains connected to Ozzy in every way that matters. She keeps his memory close, listens to his old voice messages, and holds on to the words he always used for her.
“He used to call me ‘my Shaz.’ I can still hear it,” she said. “And I hope I never stop hearing it.”
Even in loss, Sharon’s love for Ozzy remains strong a bond that death can’t break.
