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Sharon Osbourne Shares Memories of Ozzy’s Final Days and Private Buckinghamshire Resting Place

Elena Martinez
Elena Martinez
Elena Martinez
Reporter · Decatur, IL

Elena holds a Bachelor's in Arts Administration from Columbia College Chicago and has spent the last 4 years covering the vibrant arts scene in Central Illinois. She believes in the power of storytelling through the arts and frequently writes about local artists and cultural events.

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Sharon Osbourne Shares Memories of Ozzy’s Final Days and Private Buckinghamshire Resting Place — Decatur Arts news

Sharon Osbourne continues to honor her late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, with daily visits to his grave at their family home in Buckinghamshire, England. In an interview published October 26, Sharon opened up about life following the Black Sabbath singer’s death on July 22, 2025, at age 76. She explained that choosing a private burial allowed Ozzy to rest peacefully, away from public attention. The couple had been married for more than four decades, sharing a life that included raising their family, building Ozzy’s career, and appearing together on television. Sharon acknowledged that losing her husband has been difficult and that she is learning to live with his absence rather than expecting the grief to disappear. She also reflected on their final night together and Ozzy’s last performance with Black Sabbath in Birmingham, England, just weeks before his death. Despite years of health challenges, Ozzy returned to the stage on July 5, 2025, for a farewell concert that reunited him with his

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