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The BRIT Awards celebrated Ozzy Osbourne with a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award at Manchester's Co-op Live, followed by a performance from his solo band featuring Robbie Williams and guitarists; Sharon Osbourne delivered an emotional speech honoring his legacy.
At the 2026 Grammy Awards, Post Malone joined Slash, Duff McKagan, Chad Smith and producer Andrew Watt to perform a War Pigs tribute for Ozzy Osbourne during the In Memoriam segment; Osbourne, who died in July 2025 from a heart attack amid CAD and Parkinson's disease, was mourned by family and friends as Grammys honored music legends.
At the 2026 Grammys, Post Malone headlined an all-star Ozzy Osbourne tribute during the In Memoriam montage, performing War Pigs with Slash and Chad Smith, while Osbourne’s widow Sharon and their children Kelly and Jack watched in tears; the performance followed Malone’s prior duets with Osbourne on Take What You Want and It’s a Raid, and came as Osbourne—who died in July 2025 after a Parkinson’s battle—was honored in a segment featuring artists who had collaborated with him.
The Osbourne family shared a new podcast episode discussing Ozzy Osbourne's passing, during which they revealed that Donald Trump and King Charles sent condolences, with Trump leaving a voicemail praising Ozzy and expressing sympathy, and King Charles sending a condolence letter.
Jack Osbourne reflects on his father Ozzy Osbourne's last years, highlighting his health battles, the emotional significance of his final performances, and the enduring love and legacy he left behind, as documented in his recent book and a new documentary.
Jack Osbourne emotionally thanked Yungblud for honoring his late father Ozzy Osbourne during a VMAs tribute, defending Yungblud against critics and emphasizing the deep connection and respect between Yungblud and Ozzy's family.
Ozzy Osbourne, known as the Prince of Darkness, experienced a neck injury in 2019 after a playful stage dive, despite a history of substance abuse and a serious ATV accident in 2003, he has maintained a surprisingly good health overall.
Ozzy Osbourne's posthumous memoir 'Last Rites' is a haunting and revealing account of his final years, detailing his health struggles, relapses, and reflections on his career and relationships with rock legends, offering a deeply personal and often sad perspective on his life.
The Ozzy Osbourne documentary 'No Escape From Now' reveals his recent health issues, including a possibly unnecessary spinal surgery, his struggles with depression and Parkinson's, and his emotional final performance, highlighting his enduring love for music and his family.
A new documentary titled 'Ozzy: No Escape from Now' explores the final years of Ozzy Osbourne's life, including his battle with Parkinson's, his farewell concert at Villa Park, and behind-the-scenes moments, highlighting his resilience and family impact.
Jack Osbourne reflects on his father Ozzy Osbourne's final days, highlighting the family's love, Ozzy's resilience despite health struggles, and his enduring legacy as a dedicated family man and musician.
The documentary 'Ozzy: No Escape From Now' was originally intended to explore Ozzy Osbourne's recovery and final performances, but after his death in July during editing, it became a posthumous tribute, with the family’s support to keep the original content intact and include a funeral procession at their request.
Ozzy Osbourne revealed in his upcoming memoir that he had serious heart problems, including arrhythmia and a blocked heart valve, shortly before his death from a heart attack, which was complicated by sepsis and other health issues. He passed away 17 days after his final performance and had been battling health setbacks for years, leading to his retirement from touring.
The documentary 'Ozzy: No Escape From Now' reveals Ozzy Osbourne's struggles with health issues, his emotional final years, and his determination to perform at his farewell concert, culminating in a triumphant last show just before his death 17 days later.
Ozzy Osbourne's upcoming book reveals that the best 'drug' he ever experienced was performing on stage, especially during his farewell show, which brought him immense emotional relief after years of health struggles and addiction.