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In the wake of Ozzy Osbourne’s emotional funeral in Birmingham, his wife Sharon is now beginning to speak about life without him a life filled with memories, heartache, and a love that refuses to fade.
Sharon shared a brief but emotional message with the public, describing her heartbreak and ongoing connection to her late husband.
“He wasn’t just my husband he was everything to me,” she said. “Every day, I still talk to him like he’s beside me, because it’s too hard to imagine he’s really gone.”
Sharon and Ozzy were married for over 40 years, weathering incredible highs and devastating lows. Their relationship was passionate, complicated, and, above all, enduring. Now, she is left with the silence that follows a lifetime of noise, laughter, and love.
After the Public Farewell
Thousands gathered on July 30 to pay tribute to Ozzy at St. Martin’s Church, while fans lined the streets of Birmingham to say their final goodbyes. Sharon stood strong with their children Kelly, Jack, and Aimee as the world mourned the Prince of Darkness.
But behind the scenes, Sharon is quietly grieving.
“It’s the little habits,” she explained. “Reaching for his hand. Looking over to tell him something. Then realizing… he’s not there.”
According to close friends, she has been spending long hours in the garden at home near the tree where Ozzy’s ashes were scattered. It was a place he cherished, and now it has become her place of comfort.
One moving image released showed Sharon at the tree, eyes closed, with a black ribbon tied around the trunk. A small note read: “Yours always, Shaz.”
A Tribute in the Works
Despite her pain, Sharon is focused on honoring Ozzy’s memory. She’s currently working on organizing a tribute concert, planned to take place later this year in Birmingham.
“Ozzy loved his fans more than anything. He always said they saved him,” Sharon said in a radio interview. “This is our way of giving them a final moment with him the kind of send-off he would have wanted.”
The event will likely include performances from Ozzy’s closest musical friends and collaborators, including Tony Iommi, Zakk Wylde, and others who were part of his incredible journey.
Grieving in Private
Sharon has temporarily stepped away from work and media appearances. Her talk show is on hold, and those close to her say she’s taking time to rest, reflect, and heal.
“She’s dealing with it in her own way,” a longtime friend shared. “She’s heartbroken, but she’s carrying on not just for herself, but for her children and for Ozzy’s legacy.”
Even though he’s gone, Sharon says she still hears him in her thoughts, in her memories, and sometimes, even in her dreams.
“He used to call me ‘my Shaz’ I can still hear his voice. I hope I always do.”
The world may have lost a rock legend, but Sharon Osbourne lost her soulmate. And as she learns to navigate the days ahead, she’s doing it with grace, strength, and a love that refuses to die.
